Fergus County argus., 1886-12-16
LOCAL NEWS.

i'AH' Toys. 10y. ~ Sfnyt u Nprlli:tit -
40 to s'mythS 4 No,inan's.or your Christ.
mas goois.
Apples by the barrel or pound ut Smytl,
4 Normans.
Mr.. Il. H. Warner Of An@erscnvipe war
ia town Tuesday.
4 fine lot offanry stationery juet receive,'
- Smyth & Normans.
Mr.. Chas. Lehman arrived at his store in
'p.;nnwood, last week.
Look at those elegant Christmas cards
at Smsth x Sornan's.
Stamping aud Embroidery done 10 order
by Mrs. Hawn, Maiden.
Read the bah advr. ismcnts and make
arrangements accoriingly.
Subscribe for yous county paper. Every
taxpayer in Fergus county needs the
iRGVs.
Fancy Goods. Christ mas Cards and Toys.
great variety. 1T Dr. Rawns Drug Store,
Maiden.
lhr Adolph Baro estate amounts to
nearly slo, 900. according otfe inventory
and appraisemeni.
Ia this issue will he found the American
AHicultnrist advertisement which WAS
'ruwded ont last week.
office in Snyth & Nornan's..ev building,
which isahout completed.
We acknowledge receipt of compliment
ary Invitation f. attend the party to he
given hy TroopC, at Fl. Yasinnis, on the
2ist inst.
Charley Ia, lies. uf the firm oi stephens
Il Bnyics. tibet. was in town first of the
week. lie reports stock looking well at
the sup.
\ letter from G. :. Fcll. oi the AnGrs,
states that be- win 60 To- Helena from Miles
city, aud will not return home before the
2uth inst
Nunkasry, the famous Hungarian artist
says American women are the most beauti-
ful in the world. But Munkasey never
Travelled much in Montana.
H5nry Siehon, the well known caitlrman
was rrird in Whitewater, Wis, on the
1th iu~t. tn u Miss Gor,ion. lie will ret urn
to Montana Immediately with his bride
" ~ Kelly. clerk and recorder. has es-
tahli.hcd himself in the Gilkerson house
aud II attending To the duties oi hi, Office
We were in error last week ia stating hat
DEE would go to the Springs.
IN Inliana female child has been born
without mouth. II can never BE- admit
ted 10 the "Shetagua' soticty. IT is also
conspiracy against the soothing syrup
industry, She will he dumb-bellr.
\ sign in the room 81 a western hotel
is said 10 read as follows: Indian clubs
andaamhhels will not be permitted in any
nf the rooms. Guests in reed ~ exercise
cau 90 down to the kitchen and pound
steak"
Tho Judith Basin beats the world for
heavy oats. y. VI. Erickson oi Power
n Bro. =, informs us that some of the oats
purchased by him Of Cottonwood ranch-
men, weighed ns high as i3O lbs to the
sack
Last Monday was the day Sc, for the
county. In the absenre of the Judge the
Crrl; has adjourned court from day tn day
during 'he week AZ required by the statues.
IN another column will he found the ad-
verti-cinent of the American Agrrulturst.
the old American farm paper. Every tiller
of he soil should subscribe for this valu-
able Publication. Read the advert isement
carefully and see the Inducements offered.
On this page will he found the advertise
ment of J. :. Collins a Co.. the well-known
saddle and harness makers. manufacturers
Of the celebrated wild West" saddles.
the cowboy's iayorite. send them your
order. Full write up Of this house in next
issue.
commissioners Chandler and Berkin left
on Mondays coach for the Springs to join
Mcachrr rounty-commissioners for the pur-
pose of making n settlement between the
two counties. Mr.. Barnes probably joined
them NJ tibet. II is hoped matters will he
speedily and amicably adjusted.
w. H. Babcock, a cattlcman of Pig Eye
basin. was at the county-seat Monday and
Mr. Babcock is an old timer in this section
and raised the first crop of potatoes in the
Judith Basin. Mrs. Babcock arrived n
short time since from the states To reside
permanently.
The las. mail brought Hon. 4. !. Selg.
mans wedding eards. That gentleman, so
well known in Montana, is to be- married
on the 22d inst. to Miss Lille Glazier, of
Sew York city. The ceremony will trans
pire N thcevening at the home of the brides
parents, VI. II east 67th street, NewYork.
lnlc,~udent.
Nr and Mrs. Ed. Ragan arrived at Cot :
tauwood Tuesday. Mrs. Rasan expects to
remain as the guest of Mrs. Shafer until
Christmas. after which the newly married
couple will make their home al tJ. II. Ming's
ianch ON Plum creek. west of the North
Moccasin mountain, where Ed has charge
nf Mr.. .ling's stock interests.
From $40 to $50 actually saved by pur-
chasing through stage and railroad ticket
to points i'm United States and Canada. via
B.ilings, Benton and Maiden Stage Line.
Covered coaches To- TIA. railroad. Choice of
routes ifu.n ~ Paul allowed purchaser al
t'ckei. 10. rates and iar'her particulars.
caiI ON or address, A. NJ Thompson, agent.
Mai,ien, NJ. ..