Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1886-08-26
MAIDEN LOCALS.

butter.
The hoys are all broke up" Por Bob.
Billy and Dick.
Chicken hunting parties are numerous
and dead birds ditto +
\. Jensen. oi Lewistown. made oa. i""n
"a business visit ON Tuesday.
Hon. Granville Stuar; is expected back
from Helena by the lst prox.
Mel. Keith is in charge of Dinsm"res
clothing store during the absence of Mr. ID. !
Our merchants report sales good and col
Iections easy; no bad sign for these hard
times.
Vim. Buchanan il under the weather
from fighting fire in the Moccasin noun. Z
tains.
Maitlepites are n trifle anxious over the
, rumor that Fort Maginnis is I" he ahan-
doncd.
Mr.. Chamberlain, 81 the firm 81 Chandler
4 (hamberlain, was IN town Monday an
business.
Grocsleck 4 Poland received n load OF
freight Monday through the Custer For
waraling company.
Universal sympathy is expressed for
Nc, and if heart-fe wishes would avail
, his recovery would he speedy.
II. Ritter, our brewer, accompanied by
! his wife, left Maiden yesterday for Miles
City, where they will remain during the
e winter.
II is good time to Try the prayer test
on the drouth. Montana people never
needed anything worse than they need rain
just now.
The Hallway House has been reopened
by the "irrcpressiblc' Joe Black, who re-
ports the sale Of wet goods as something
"way up
Mt. Dinsmore left here ON Sunday 10y
private conveyance for Fort Benton.
Mr. Dinsmore will he absent ten days ON IA
business trip.
T. Mr.. Deyenherst's freight teams arrived
here from Junction on Tuesday loaded
- with drugs and merchandise for pr. Rawn
n and NJ. l.. Poland.
The trustees have arranged to open the
school here on the 15thprox. lady from
the states has been secured to teach the
I'd young idea how to shoot.
NJ l.. Landt has has had +. \. Kennedy
in cover the whole front of his beer hall with
Is, huge letters that "he who runs may read,
ng Fresh Maiden Beer sold here, etc.
ne Mr.. Frank Martin has got the addition
hs to his residence in n habitablc condition
'r lie now enjoys a sufficient amount oil room
IT. to entertain a progressive euchre party.
" The temperature was 1919 Monday
while the air was impresnated with smoke
:" and other impurities A rain is needed fol
: health more than for any other purpose.
The coach that left Maiden yesterda,
morning carried eight passengers, destine,
for various points in the territory an'
49, states All baggage had to he left for wan
\, , Of room.
III, Frank Murray and J. T.. WATSON, accom-
oc- panied by that adventurous guide AM
eek sportsman. Charley Atchison, ieit her
nd Tuesday noon ON "a hunting and fishin
ly excursion.
,ut DIR. Stone visited here Monday and Tue'
CHI day to attend our little one who has jus
he passed througha severe attack OF diarrhG
are ii type of cholera. Thanks to the Dr.
EN- skill she is now out of danger.
h"' The ID II : and e X outfits will start gu
en- this week to gather and bunch their catti
prr,mratory to their drive north. II is r.
ported that the former will move t'
thousand and the latter SIX 'ho"sai" ''''
iiig to Her Maiestys d"niinions'
al T. f. Avery ID. ID. =, Of Tcnkhonnocl
Ivy Penn, brother oi Mrs. :. J. Harding of +
rk, Maginnis, was IL passenger on the Maiden
$ al tibet coach yesterday morning bound f.
ma the states. lie has been on an extensi'
~" American tour and IL now en- route nome.
INV We learn that &. T.. Conrad has got o,
''s of filling his Maginnis hay contract. TIL
~" seems to he s,ibstantated by the fact thu
W! IA, has placed his ha wing machinery m
oats ON the market. The removal of ca
.'N airy is probably the reason the may il n,
needed.
"'e rl, ,h,, Mr. I,mes W,shhurne n
r;,aJ s,f.lv n. ber bon. in Centre Poi,
~: Iowa. from where she writes that "all Il
80, folks knew her" She hoped to he unrcco
~ nizcd but hopes in this world are DOOM
to Jisap,ointment.