The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1901-01-03
LOCAL IN MS.

A. Il. Hoy of Raymond, was in tow
las Monday.
Born: Wednesday evening, January
2ld., 10 the wife of p. f. 5t. Denis, a IL
pound son.
Mrs. Geo. L. Arnold is suffering from
a severe attack of the grip.
Write H. f. Guth. Shelby, Mont, for
prices on general merchandise. If.
j, w. Mcknight, who has been serious
~ i'll since his last visit here, is reported
to be co%nvalescent.
Checker boards, crib boards. puzzles
and games at the Drug store.
For fine domestic Brandy only S1.50
per quart at @ & L saloon
Miss Minnie Ripley and Nr. Alvah
Blair were united in matrilnony last week
by Judge Taylor.
Hon. W. D. Jones left this Afternoon
for Helena, to attend the legislature,
which conyenes nex Monday.
cDonald, who killed Auditor Morris.
at Washington. is dead from self infict.
ed injuries, and the body will be cremat-
ed.
Get your boots or shoes half soled at
the Dupuyer harness shop. II
Call at the @ Ill saloon for a good
drink of ale and porter, fine drinks to
build up your health with.
A petition is being circulated, asking
the governor to pardon Harry Martin,
who was convicted of rape in 1899 and
sentenced to five years in the pen.
Ftp. Cowell has returned from Great
Falls, where he completed the transfer
Of his sheep and ranch property to the
Conrad Investment Co.
FOUND-A part of a steelyard, which
can be had 10y applying at the ACANTaA
office, and proving property.
A car load o. farm wagon at JOS
Hirshberg & Co.'S. 48 If
w. j. Bremen, the Kalispell attorney
and supervisor of the Flathead forest
reserve, is in town, beng on his way to
Choteau to defend Percy DeWolf.
julius H~irshherg and Jack Gordon
came up from Choteau last week, and
have since been assisting the regular
force at JOS. Hirshberg and Co.'S, in the
annual invoice.
When YOU have cold feet, sore throat
head ache, or chills chasing each other
up an Town your back. and YOU want
t. make dimes look as big rs dollars
call at tie @ and l. saloon and get a
drink OF that old standard brand, Bond
and Liilard whiskey.
The masquerade ball last Monday
n ght was attended by d goodly number
o pleasure seekers, and the impre ssion
made upon the Twentieth Century when
lie arrived, at u o'clock, must have been
fattering 10 The taste displayed by the
masqneraders, to say nothing of their
beautiful and in ellectual physioguomies.
Nineteen hundred years, nineteen cen.
turles, have passed since the birth of
Christ, according to the calendar ADOPT
ed Ivy the Christian world, and the argu.
ment as to what century we are living
IN, will probably rest until the year 1000.
Percy DeWolf was held for examina,
nation by Judge Cooper last Friday, on
a charge of cattle stealing, and was re-
leased under bonds for his appearance
next Saturday. Sheriff Hagen has been
busy this week summoning witnesses.
and IS here this evening, on his return
from the coded strip.
Thos. G. Burns, who represented Cho
teau county with E. e. Leech, in the Leg
i%s!ature of 1898, was buried alive with
three companions recently, while engag-
ed in excavating on his irrigating plant
in Kansas.
lgnatius Donnelly, the politician and
author, died at Minneapolis early yester
day morning, at the age of 70 years.
During the last campaign he was the
candidate of the middle of the road pop
ulists,, for vice president, and had been
prominent in politics for many years, al
though he had been, at different times,
a member OF nearly all of the political
parties.
Cut this out and take to Magee's drug
store and get a free sample of Chamber