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lue peOFio VI w HaICOhI w. SAO
laboring with the road problem and
the bond question is being discussed
pro and con in the Reveille. The
making of roads is certainly very
important consideration to the set.
tiers in these dense forests, and
there should be some means pro.
vided to assist in their construction,
Across tho border in B. c.. roads
are made at government expense,
and if We wish to compete for the
immigration, we need to devise
means for better accommodating
new settlers with roads. The
amount of bonds suggested in
Whatcom Co. (slO0,0O0) seems like
large ssni to call for, however if
Whatcom should succeed IN secur-
ing r. r. along her western shore
and another should traverse her
length from east to west, and build
up city within the next ten years,
the tax required to liquidato the
debt would be mere bagetolle.
100000 might be desirable limit,
and legislation asked for to enable
counties to vote bonds within that
limit, then such amount sold each
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among homesteadsrs who would be
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enable them to remain on their
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wealth of the country. We would
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the receipts Of the land Office from
the timbered counties OF Washing
ton Territory over and above the
expense, to the road fund, to be
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q sinking fund for the payment of
the bonds, in sach proportions as
the receipts would warrant. The
Romans have supplied models for
modern governments in many re-
spects, and in the construction Of
roads We might do we'll to emulate
their example. The roads they
laid down with stone and mortar
over 1000 years ago, stlll exist.
The receipts Of the land Office. from
this timbered region economically
applied in improving and extending
roads would soon add more TO the
wealth of the nation, than if sailed
down in tho plethoric vaults at the
Capital. Our experience with
plank roads would not warrant
their recommendation but it must
be remembered that we have ex-
ceptional facilities for making plank
roads. Our abundant supply of the
best of cedar that will last as long
in the ground as it will wear above.
is one consideration in favor Of
plank roads, then too, rough plank
or corduroy woSld serge as drains
age, which with light covering of
gravel woad make good road.
Our columns are open and we ln>
vlte discussion OF this subject, " hlch
is one Of vital importance 10 this
whole Puget Sound country.
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the Fuca Straits and
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

am afraid that some Of NY readers
will have got an impression from the
perusal Of these letters that I am pref
udiced against the English. Such is
not the case. I simply do not like
them either as a nationality or a race
Of men. In both characters they are
an epitome Of all that is powerful and
offensive.
They are hospitable 70 the last de-
gree, but their hospitality is much in
their own conceit and lacks the sweet
aroma Of true generosity, which is at
once welcoming and unconscious.
They have a winning way Of making
themselves disagreeabIe. II comes
natural to them and they prefer it.
They are an honest people and brave
people, with big bones and sinews and
appetites; the brute is strong within
them. They love to eat and drink, to
argue and br0wbeat, to swagger and
bully. Beaconsheld, who was a Jew
and a gentleman, understood them
perfectly. and when he started policy
Of jingoism he knew that he was repre-
senting nation Of jingoes. The lines
I'VE do not want to fight, but, by jingo. u
We do,
We've got the ships, we've got the men. and
we've got the money. too"
tells the whole story and leave little
more TO be said.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

Al ogden, t&ah. August Il, the
t;rsnd Lodge, A. .. L. W., elected the
Following OlBcerst
UrasJd Master Workman. c. Har-
'"w, Carson, Nevada.
Urasyd forcn,an-ThOe. Capt, Park
tity, Utsh.
l;rassd OveTsecr--Robt. Smith, Green
River, Wyoming.
GRAND RecOsdcr-Jsarid TlsOrburn.
% len. CtAs.
Gsand Recc5ver-J. Ross Cisrk, Bate,
Montana.
0sand Gside-John .sa;ckncy, Hing.
ham, Utah.
tsrand. Wssohms,,; Frank r. Kern,
Missoula, AosDtsns.
=, Grand Trustee-FOr three years,
Wi6SAsn za1etow, Helena, Montana.
1upsvn.s Representatives.. W.
kineJey, james Sullivan, Helena, Mon
sans; 6. w. Chsbi'uck, Gold Hill, Nc
SGda.
The Grand dndke will nfses mex,
year u Hailsy, idaho.
Grand Master Workman Jxmes Sui.
liysn, Of aslsns. delivered the animal
address
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

Recent newspa per conn ent Oh the
feasibility III breeding hufIa!O
for beef aud for roLs.s. has stirred up
considerable interest osi the
subject, aud We hear Numerous in
cures AZ .n whore buffalo cows and
bulls eau ne obtxincd for breeding pur
poses. Among many ot.er inquiesSs
We have heen shown the following
frosn Mr.. Clark, Of ThO,0Isa'u. Mont,
addressed to Col. iiould. VI this city:
Can you tell me where I Gould obtain
some buffalo calves Os c4lws, ] want
q dozen or more head for breeding
Ss,uae time ago ] heard there were
some ucar Miles City. Whether they
are there now Or who has them II what
] wish to find out. ! should like Ia
cOrrespossd with parties having them
This and numerous similar questions
can perhaps best he answered through
the press.
In the iirst place MIR. Clark n in error
when he supp0ses there a. any one near
Miles City WIN has buffalo for salc--Or
has then, NJ all for that matter except
il might he y solitary calf or two
picked up by cOwtSsys during last
springs roundups, for NJ that lisnc u
few head uf lsuii,slo were seen ON the
ranges nnrth IL the Yellowstone, and
&c have heard II one or two calves
icing captured.
There il man near gsSi,bridge, n.
". r., who is said to have nusmlsr
Of bulls and cows from which he is
breeding successfully, hut We have far
gotten hin Iainc.
Chas. Goodnight, the eel! advertised
''cxttle king" Of Texas has Oh his Pam
handle sassch about twenty buffalo.
Those are kept in y well fenced park
and xre increasing in Ms"'l'ess. II
seems tlsa& Mr. 1Nxlnight keeps them
nhsCe because he expects them 70 be
rare curiOsities in the fHsure thsa from
any profits he might realize from sl'sir
propagation.
The faci il this ss0l,le animal r. Ncar-
u cxtisrt and We dsulA II there is any
,susarce from which IMAM cssuld obtain
any number frOm which 70 brsed. II
might lx., however, that Mr.. lasoAuight
or the Lcthbridge man, whose name
would b. easily obtained could lie
ind xceA u sell pair from which with
care Sxss,sidera(Ae herd might ia a
few years be reared. The address 81
Mr.. Go,siuiEht is PalO Duro. Texas.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

The annaai meeting OF the q. 4.
r. at San Francisco was very largely
attended. The annual address was
delivered by Commander Busdette.
Ten. Sherman also read an address.
The report shows tina. 5000 com.
fasies had died during the past year,
and that se.643 had joined.
The ctIicers elected were n follows:
CommandeS-in- Chief-(:en. I.ucius
faisthiid. Of Wisconsin.
Senior Vice Commander. in Chief
Ssen. 8. w. Backus, San francisco.
lunior Vice Commander in Chief
Col Edgar Allen, Richmond, Va.
Surgeon Generality. A. s. Exarts,
colorado.
Chaplain, Res. Thomas G. Warner,
chattanooga.
st. Louis vas elected fx the en-.
campuaent next year.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

The recently appointed Indian cOmmis-
sion has signed a treaty with the White
Earth indiana. which will be binding when
signed by tho~e an other rswervatiOns. IL
psoyialss for the removal ii the Red Lake,
Lesch Lake, White Oak Point, Boire Ford.
Winnebago~hish, Rat Portage, Mile Lac
and Gall Lake tril,es to the White Earth
rrwervation; heads Of families tn have $50
acres; minors, aged ~ years, 80 acres, and
children 40 acres, with buildings, each, and
rafiOns for two years; Mt the end III nifty
years the land to l,e decided Ia ise simple;
the other reservations to he surveyed and
sold in 40 acre lots. the money to be held
by the United States mt per- cent. AZ q
fund Tor the benetlt oi all. Only Red Lake
and l.sech Lake Indians arr expected tO
de.nur to this, their reservations beinx
more valuable than the rest.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

4 Chestnut street 1ass IL 1sss than
ifive iummers, who was playing IN the
ystd and otser%iuE the works 0lnature,
sosptised her fathes she other day with
the following '@sessions and original
c0nc1uslons:
Papa doss God make lie wormsy'
"fer. daughter"
''is, does Cod make the kop,ier-tosd
20 est the worms ap'"
''Ns'p6se 60"
"N'sll. dhould like 10 kn0w Whs the
Loslsesd his head with the worms for
Il NJ bod lc make she hopper toad 10
- shens7"
fIer istherdid not attem pit 70 'unrsvel
this Juvenile puzzle, for he felt thIt il
sss tco p,wch kr 'bim.-Norwicb Bul-
ietin
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

Mr.. Geo. W. Peck. editor Of Peck's sun.
and author Of I'eck's had Boy. has hs'gun
:" write history Of his experiences in the
war, as recruit, veteran, and 40 forth.
giving description Of the decisive battles
he fought, the Victories he achieved, and
the number III times he got whipped. The
ARTICLES will appear regularly. until the sub
jet IN exhausted, or until the late Union
and Conieslerate soldiers combine to kill
the author. This new history al the war
In instalments will give readerw more fun
than anything that has ever appeared In
Peck's SUN. Subscribe nov. ar order Of
your new sdealess.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26
s.HtFS A.ss cArlls

,.f.f. Matsockp will snip two. uos'''le-
,,.,A cars 6 ~rethess ~ the Ch"7 90
make. to-day. NJ. NatteCkN will
,;s;, che western pkrt IL The territory
"a purchase marketable shevl,. there
.,-ins uo ms,re in Stsw~on county
--0lrudive fnaex.ssds'u'.
NOVEL; tJxss:s, '..ho ha. Just retained
f,.,ru the ..tslh says the grass on the
,,,S,. II sNc Benton 4 St. Louis Cattle
sr,rf,aNv il, the Macleod district. -
,o.,-t * ..elicnt AMI that the cattle are
in preiIc,e condition. O,hcT ;nsotmatiun
frusn that country states That there
s.Ave been hut few prairie Ores in that
>rction aud the damage ~ the -anges
ir hardly noticeable.
The Sage Geek sheep company, N
the Judith Basin, made the toy sale al
VOL one day lasi week 1t Billings.
Ms-.ss. n. CLARK and lH. were the
purchasers. hul wkethes k,r thsis oAn
account ~ E'r eastern parties We caa-
not say. The skp amounted - over
s..,OOU vv0sasuis AMI brought 2Jd cent?,
the total amounting to 81 W.. River
Prem.
Rufus D. TA0rsp40H 4 hSo., " Sa-
hnra, shearsd 3e.OlW Isands Of woc'
,l,is ~eas0M Ms. kufas Thompson
came u thu country three years ago,
and lUcased his present ranch which Is
ON WillOw creek. Ice has n uisse place
cod has dune Remarkably xeQ Tor the
siass he has hecn in tue sAeep business
Ne ssruvides his sheep with Ra,Od she'.
ses, sssd gives them the hest care pos
siblr.- -(;azc<tc-
Mes.rs. c. =. and Paris GilaOn will
in DAY ~ tWU cuaaaiuence gathering
sbsast l0ws huaAesA bead III wethers
for ship,Meas ~ the Chicago market
vis the Northern Pacific from Billings.
The aSiuaak gill lse taken frssn, differ
eat haads ~ fDli0s~: Gray 4 Downing
tAO ~ 700; &. 3. 0ilssN, fabl0is Island
ranch son. ]. 4. Wslkes. sand Coalee,
>lO; Ross 4 Sssstt, 1,AHp; II. +. Dent,
l,UO, ana some ssthesx ssst yet fully
decided Np0a. THE abose are oil
owned sud Furnished by the Messrr.
s;ibsOn, except those Il Mr.. Dent. who
uOes in charge VI the shipment, ate!
NJ. q. = 1ibsOn shall have succeeded
IN getting them concentrated At STAN
sOra on Wox cseek.-Kiver Prcss.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

We believe q ruling of the coaasis-
s;oues Of Indian Affairs allows the
agent, o. bis wards, to levy tax 81 10
cents per head on stock dsivea acsosu
aay lndian reservation. The Piegans
chs year are inclined to get the bene6,
OF this regulation and put on the tar
~henever they can. Mat Dunno, who
rcsentiy drove a band Of sheep north,
got pretty close 70 the agency and
Sownd Il necessary to pay the above
sax. When the eastern trail is taken
spe stock men are not molested. But
q il is necessary - - near the agency
u Is always best to see the agent and
make an agreement with the Indian.
f'oS the privilege Of crossing the seser
Saeioos. Better terms can always b<
had 10 this yay.-Rivcs Press.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

LASp OvvsCE AZ HELENA. n. T.,
Assvuse 1.Mh 1naas:

LASp OvrWE AZ HELENA. N. TIL
August lanh. IHeG. !
Nusic~ n lserrhy given that the following naswcd
settler hos aled Wssiss cf bis inssaei0n ~ mako
anal pruof In support u his claim, and thai ssid
proof viii BE- Raie before L. R0swits. deputy tIerk
81 the Third Judicial District COugs, Ut Montana
Territory In and lSs Menglsss county. u White
Sulphur Spring.. On Thussday. sepecaslrr nth.
Nessss Desbensaek,
whO made prescription declsrstOry statement No
7ts2. Ses W. Me-. and wa sE4 Sec. ri. Tp. II.
range IL Est.
Hs Names the 5olloWing witnesses 10 psove hi,
c0ntiMw0ms restdei 60 upon aud cultivesiSM o. ssid
land. viz: Abraham ii0erland. Daniel Walton
Cissk H. ehipasan, u leWistow1, nj Timothy n
Lish Of Cotton WIND
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

Ofss.f W rHr CLERK AND EscOspGw)
MrAGuEK trCSTy.
WmIrE 81 LrHrK srkINa-, Dec. ~, iss'.
In sccords,scc with the salary Law. passed
hy slie T"u-te~faa lsgi>lms"vs. which takes
eject on aud after N"s,slay. ltecess6er slst,
all Tees received Icy sousay "tiiccr> must be-
turned into fisc ~ssa,fy Treasury. All par
ties having basisss-s with the r<sssssier' =
Office isyUlviig the payment OF fees, will
SECURE pr.sn,ta attention snd avoid delay by
s<ssd;ng the WOssv aksng Hsth tl'sis work,
~ un,iee tsse new sisS'srtuse ! must ss''Ies'
the fees in advance.
L. iSDTWIrr.
Cicrk an.l i;ss, s.lcr. Mcagl,rs Cn.. MT.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

The NEW baby hsA proved itsrlf che pos.
sessor Il extraordinary vocal powers, and
had exercised them much to Johnny's All
nOyanee.
(lne day he naid to his mother:
ma, littlc brother came from hea ven.
didn't he?''
"Yes, dear
.JOhwny vas silent for some time and
then saisl:
''Say mar"
what In il. Johnny
u don't blame the angels TOR hOuncine
him, do YOU Merchant Ira vcler.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26
Notice Of Final Entry.
lANb ovvscE Al HELENA. ". T..

LAMB OvvscE Al HELENA. NJ. T..
July Iuh. .ss6. !
Notice IL hesrbS gives that the solio~ ing manned
s~strs haa Aid notice Sf his iutepsb<,s ~ r.ske
6nsl pruvf in supvvss Of bis ciAisa. and that sid
pssof III r sssd~ bciosr L. Rot witt. beputs tsrk
u thr Third Judicial District Court. Vi NoutanA
Territory. In and Tor M~xgher cVsnty. at White
sulphur eJsins.. N. T.. ON Thursday. August 2ih,
lAsss. via:
Woposs0 a. WosehesA,
VIA made PR caption drclarasory statement No.
sxsc,. for thu ~, sWt4. snd ~ SCI. s~c. ~ IT,
". north VI range "a east.
M~ san,ss the foliowiMg vitWs.rs~ Z" prove his
s,s0timu0us ssniArnce upon, and eaDetvstion "
said lad. via: Winfrrd u. ussis. Maggie N.
Tsl,les, John y. spamldins and Lydia b Jsek~"n,
all VI uhsf. Nsaxkes County M.ssaans Territory.
:. w. LASoManNG. Register
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

LAsD OyygrK AT MkLkSa. MONTANA.
Jelly INh. iss6.
Nosiee IN hssrsy gispa thai thu esleswiae NAMED
srttlrr hss Gid noSice " his ist@ssisn ~ maxi
fual peA,sG IN support II his elais. nd thas sais
proof vii Ae made lsfssw l.. kstwa. deputy cesl
VI shs ThlsA Judicial District tsssst. Of MONTANA
Territory. in and 6sr M~asSes essunty. II Whit
sulphur springs, MT. ~ Than~iss. AueSse SGsh
lkS6, viz:
WoaGre0 q. Oavos,
Who made pse-enAefiSa Aeelsssessy ststeassee No
.Np tar TN. tgss = sud T. " ~. T. In II. u
pssEth VI range u East.
IL nsnsea tA@ Ssllsvias SiaSes~ss - prove b.!
c0ntinuous sssidrAsH uessN, and cultivation u
said land, viz: William 4. 0OFrhea1. Ne9Gie u
Takirs. Jshn y. spsaldimK aed Lydia y. JacksSn
ali " Ira. Neaslser touniy. Msataus Territory.
= ". lANGMORSE Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26

I. = d.AkD OF1NE, At UEJESl ~. Z.
July ~ tsa.
q. mplaint having b~n ~ntesea n this oa6cc By
Jacob l. knrss agaiWM Joseph Rhodes Esr failure
u csssply With lac ~otsy No s49
dassa A1eaa IL leS1. upon the NwsS section g.
township 10 MSsth u range Is east. In Meaxher
csunty. with vicw to the cancellation Ut said en-
Try; cs~sr-ssmt alleging that claimant has failssi
10 break amy land on said claim snd has no i'm
klsoiss " his agents aWd thst he has ls~s Away
frssn .he land and out II The territory fOs too
appear VI this o6ic~ On tbs lAh day VI sepssmtrr.
lf66. II " Oclsck .. -. ~ sse1'ONd snd furnish
tessin,oay coMcesuiRs aid alleged failure; said
tissOmy Ne takes Arssse 7. y. Morgan. notary
public, Il stanford. Montana. On the 3rd day Of
ssptcMtss Isssi
4 ". LAN0mORNE, Register.