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Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

Mr.. Maish Of Rocky Point visited Us last
saturday,
We have been envcloped in a. fog during
the last two days.
II is rumored that we are to have am
other tonsorial artist.
\ flock of wild geese flew over the post
on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mills of Maiden,
have taken charge of the post restaurant.
The garrison is unusually quiet, the cav
airy in the field, on account of IA few white
horse thieves, probably.
Dr. Gray and Lieut.. Waters succeeded in
bagging quite number Of prairie chickens
in the vicinity of the post recently.
Mr.. Jersey Moran who has recently been
ON n trip through the judith Basin. re-
turned to the post Few days ago, greatly
improved in health.
II the FERGUS County ARGUS were to
send the devil To Buffalo creek would tn,
Indians hc frigl,tcnd, or, would il he an
other rase of "tict thee behind us Satan.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

The following changes have been made in
the postal rates: Blank checks, drafts and
similar printed forms. such deeds, in
surance policies, etc, will 60 through the
mails as third class matter. at the rate of
one cent for two ounces. This will include
check books or books Of blank drafts, but
not ordinary blank books, which are
iourth-class matter. one cent AN ounce.
Cheeks. drafts, pplic,.' and other such pa
l,cfs filled up with writing will be charged
letter postage.
We learn from T.. T.. Gould and Chas.
skinner, who came up from Shawmut ON
the Mus-elshcll few days ago, that fight
occurred near Winnccook, Saturday last,
between party OF trappers with Bill
Hamilton at their head and Berry's men,
and "a party of Piegan Indians. The In
'lians got two of the traprers horses, but
the trapt-rs got three from the Indians,
which were covered with blood. The whites
had the Indians surrounded in the willows
on The creek, and expected to renew the at
tack sunday mornit. -lIusbandman.
The comma nding officer at Fort Smelling,
Mimi, will forward, under charge of Lieut..
Charles e. Teor, Twcut y-iifth infantry, the
recruits for the Twentieth infantry, now at
that post. To their destination. as follows:
Twelve Ia camp Poplar River, fourteen to
| Fort Masinni-, twent y-four Ia Assinna-
boinc. Those for Poplar River will he
turned over at Gcn,live to an officer from
r L..
turned over at Custer to an officer from
IT. Custer. Those fur Assinnapoine will he
! turned over at Helena to an officer from
Fort Shaw.-St Paul Globe.
| As will be seen by anarticlc published else
where the commissioners of Meaghcrco y
have at last concluded to do sonnet hing in
the way Of improving the roads on this
side of the range. and they are going at il
in "a systematic and thorough way This
work has long been needed. Heretofore,
most of the roads in that section have
been constructed by private enterprise
and il has been heavy tax ON the citi-
gems of the mining camps, while Fort Ben
/ ton has contributed much in the same di-
rection. There is now promise OF great
activity at Neihart, which is bound To ba
an important mining center in time, and
| with good road running this way, Fort
Benton will unquestionably be its shipping
aud supply point Superintendent Barker,
or he Hudson Mining company is anxious
to p,.t the road completed so that he cnr,
send I lir product of the smeter to market
by the river and secure ia return cheap
supplies. our citizcns should cooperate
, with him 10 the catrnt ol their ability in
bringing bout il.i' l,it.-l,ivrr Press.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

purpose, all those who do not own more
than ten COWS and two horses, or two
mules.
Does this look like oppression of the
small owners?
4 mistaken idea of what has been. and IL
being done, under the stock laws seems to
be entertained by many. They seem to
think that our stock laws are devised
solely for the benefit of II few large owners.
] stand ready to prove that So far as any
discrimination being made against small
owners. more time and trouble have been
given to their interests by our Inspectors,
than to that Of large owners: and further,
while only six counties pay any stock tax,
yet We have frequently arrested criminals
for the other counties and recovered their
stock.
We have endeavor,d to make our stock
laws benefit to the whole territory. We
have been fair and impartial in all that we
have done. We receive no compensation,
and think that those who take the
trouble to inform themselves upon the
subject, will find no grounds upon which
to ccnsrirc Us.
And as to the very common assertion
that the stock men had control oi the last
legislature, here are the facts: There were
but four stock men in the council, and
only eight in the house, making twelve out
Of a total of thirty-six, only "a third oi
either house.
In all fairness, il il not about time that
all this loose and ignorant talk about the
storkmcn running the last legislature,
should cease?
GRANVILLE STUART,
Prs Ter Hnirtl OF Stock Com rs.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

L. W. Mc.ldow has made arrangements
with the Montana company for the treat
ment of about two hundred tons of Spot
ted Horse ore, and commenced hauling
Tuesday. The ore is said to he very rich
and n hattering clean up may be- expected.
As an evidence of the energy of citizens,
the resources of our camp and the conse-
quent superiority of Maiden over our
ncighboring hamlets, those who come here
occasionally to take in the sights, are Obliged
To push THEN time ahead about ~ minutes.
and strike Il 2:2o gait in order to keep up.
Joseph Johnson one of the first settlers
in Maiden. and man highly esteemed in
this community, died ON Sunday, Oct. 10th,
ut 11:3o u. M, of old age and general
debility. The deceased served through the
rebellion, and his death adds another to
the silent army whose deeds are yearly
rrcounted by surviving comrades. The
funeral occurred Monday and was largely
attended.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

Notice is hereby given that on the first
Tuesday after the first Monday OF Novem-
ber, y. ID. l,s6. in the county oi Fergus, III
the Territory of Montana, an election VIII
be held Tor delegate to congress, members
OF the legislative assembly and county oili-
GERS, as follows:
one delegate to congress- one council
man, two members oi the house OF rep
r.scntatives, one sheriff, one probate
Judge, one county clerk and Recorder,
one assessor, one treasurer, one surveyor,
one coroner, one superintendent oi schools,
one public administrator, one county attor-
ney. and three county commissioners,
which election will be open at : O'Clock in
ihe mouring and continue open until q
O'Clock in the afternoon OF the same day e.
The different voting places fol said county
are rs ioiIons:
Andersonville, AT 1t ore OF j. j. Campbell.
Armells, at house of james Fergus.
Iarrott. at post Office.
CottonWuod, at school house.
Fiat Willow, at house oi Samuel Welsh.
Forest Gruye al school house.
t,ra~s Eung,, at house oi j. L. Chain
Der il.
llalDert, at post oiiire.
laNind, at post Office.
leWistown, at sghoo. house.
Maiden, at school house.
Moccasn, at house oi Vim. Nannest
Musselshell, at post Office.
Phlbrook, at school house.
Sahara, at post office.
stuart, at house oi t,rauyille stuart.
Trout sresk. at &. ". Iavener's house.
| bet n i,arroNs' hotel.
tiCa, at posi- office.
Narchalu, at house oi Sullivan Ware
nam.
Willow Creek, AT house OF jacobs n
lrc>slvr.
Nu4i treek. at stanford .cuuni house.
Nu-,,. a house oi J. -. WratherNaA.
Dated ti.is 3.'gh day OF -cptelnoer, \. D.,
lS-b.
h., ord r 81 the Board Of county Com
u.i-.4oA, - OF .ie1zAer county, Montana.
l.. E.'Te n, Clerk.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
MAIDEN LOCALS.

Camp Is booming.
Mr.. l.. Barber il down with n fever.
TheGar,lner mill started last Wednesday
MIR. Horace Cassen is under the weather.
pisayrccablc weather sunday and Mon
day.
Contractor Franklin is doing II land
Office business.
:. :. Eaton. of the odd Collar company,
* at IT. Masinnis.
Maiden never had II more promising out
look thanit has to-day.
Bill Cantrcll, "Flopping Bill" stock de-
tective, was in town Tuesday.
\ rich body uf ore has been discovered in
the south shaft Of the Montana.
All kinds OF newspapcrsa and periodicals at
ThompsonN Braincrd's drug store.
Several teams are busily engaged in sup
plying our business men with wood for the
winter.
J. H. Smell was in town Saturday setting
'cm up big. lie says it's Il boy. weight
eleven pounds.
surgeon stone of the post, WIS in town
nearly every day this week making pro-
fcssional calls.
Wm buchanan of North Moccasin, i
spending few days with hi, old time
friends in town.
The spotted Horse i. being worked da,
and night. revealing constantly increas-
ing body of ore.
There are twenty y-four scholars attending
school regularly, and several more to com
mcnce in Il few days.
Sandy Cunningham has several teams AT
work hauling ore from the Kentucky Favor
lite To the t;ardncr mill
II looks II litla odd to SEQ our cntrrpris-
ins clothicr rusiling becist FAX. at about q
O'Clock in the morning.
Subscriptions taken for papers and mag
azines nj Thompson II l'raiuerd's. Orders
by mail promptly filled.
Miss Ellie Pine. who has been the guest
of Mr., Brown during The past summer is
reported dansrrourly III.
|. Is expected that the Maginnis mill will
clean up in few days preparatory to
treating the spotted Horse ore.
! John W. Beck our cx-post master and
present Erpubliran candidate for sheriff Is
! "icnccs."
+ y cowboy gay, the other day, sampled
! the contents of u little brown Jug" gave
kennett 'thc lie. and nnw fears he'll die,
from bruised optic and diS'igurcd mug.
The many friend, of Mr.. and Mrs. &. :.
Fell are happy to welcome them hpmraitcr
/ their prntracted visitation Of relative. and
/ friend, in the east. They returned Satur-
day.
( l.. Bclanger is gcttn, in his fall stock oI
goods, and his fine store building is crowded
to its utmost capacity. About one hun
dred thousand pounds of freight are NOW
en- route from he east.
Several ranchers ofthrsurrounding coIln-
1 try. realizing the advantages of our school,
have moved to town or made arrange
ments whereby their children can attend il
during the coming winter.
Mr. Allison Frame. who for the past two
years has resided in California, arrived ia
Maiden last Wednesday evening, and i at
present stopping with his wifes parents,
Mr. and Mrs. &. W. Gar,lurr.
/ MessrS. ARNOLD. Pntt and Archer hav..
returned from prospecting. iislin. aud
hunting expedition To the >upwies. fhry
report fine fishing and huatilz and excel
leut scenery, hu' spur.IoH don't prp,us'
any quartz.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
Lime Ior Sale.

j. T. Douglass has just finished burning
n Kiln oi lime in he judith mountains aud
nov has il ready for delivery. This lime is
"a first class article, and will bc sold at II
reasonable price. Lime has been in demand
Tor some time, and parties throughout the
Basin desiring il should call ON Mr.. Doug
lass at once. Don't besmerc your dwellings
something clean, healthy and durable at n
triilingcost. do not wait uut til cold weather
set r in and the lime is all gone.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
Strayed or Stolen.

From the North Moccasin Mountain, one
black horse about IL years old; has no Wis
ible brand, but has IL contracted nose
turning to one side and when he drinks
sticks his tongue out; one bay mare, no
brands, about II or Is years old, black
mane and tail. has white saddle marks ON
both sides. white stripe down the face;
one red roam colt. one year old. branded
with horizontal bar On the right shoulder.
Ten dollars will be paid for information
that will lead to their recovery. Address
GEORGE MoLURE, Maiden, NJ. T..
October I'd, 1856.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
NOTICE. Timber Culture.
L. :. LAND OFFICE At HELENA, VI. 7.
1t lSSE

rs LAND OFFICE At HELENA, N. r.
September lst lss6. +
Complaint having been entered at this office by
H. hley b. Powell against William T.. Baker Tor fail
ure to comply with law ~ to Timber-'u ulture entry
No $40, dated May 2nd 1ss3, upon the N II, !,
NEi SWit and:l =, section 10, township 10 north
of range Ii east, in Meagher County, Montana.
with a view To the cancellation of said entry; con
testant alleging that claimant has not planted
trees nor grown any crops upon said land. The aid
partr, are hereby summoned to appear at thi,
office on the afh day OF November lssG at o'clock
p.ni., to respond and furnish testimony concern
ing said alleged failure, and testimony To he used
at said hearing will be taken before Edward
iirassey, notary public in and for Meagher county
Montana, AT his Office in Cottonwood, Montana. cont
mcneing the 18th day OF November 1ss'i, at 10
o'clock, II. m.
: W. IANsIIoENE, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

| am now fully prepared To- manufacture
the very best Cheyenne saddles. having lately
secured the services of a first-cla-s -addler
direct from Cheyenne. have now number
of fir-t-class saddles already made up which
will sell at prices as reasonable as any
Dther house in the territory. Guaranteed
to Ice the equalof any saddle manufactured
In the West. Call and see them and get
prices. Harness of every description made
to order and repaired.
III. \. REDIKER.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
BUSINESS LOCALS.


Uli papers for sale at this oilicr.
From $40 To 80 actually saved by p,ir-
chasing II through stage and railroad ticket
To POINTS in United States and Canada, via
Billings Tenton and Maiden Stage Line.
Covered coaches to the railroad. Choice of
routes from It. Paul allowed purchaser oi
ticket. For rates and further particulars,
call on or address, john Beck. agent, Mai
den NJ r.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
TAKEN UP.

Came into my band two AMI one halt
years ago an sorrel mare branded L on left
thigh. Owner can have same by L prov
ing property and paying for this notice.
JAMES ETrIEy,
Utica, NJ. T., Sept. 10Th, lss6.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
For Sale

At Tibet 16I Merino rams. selected from |
the best fiocks in Vermont. Call on, or |
address SPEAR n RICHARDS.
tibet, Montana, Oct. /, 1856.
Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14
LOCAL NEWS.

hcfiiciiiptr the u"hce' 'o-ho''o" hs"''
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Tuesday.
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Pav House.
'''se'i' '"'ks"h came over rom i-e"'s
town last week I" h'ok aiter ms interests
III inns c"nntv'-i'"z'i'an 'hr"n'h'
Mr.. John NJ. Kumpc, our genial TAILOR,
who has been among us for some time, CON
templates returning to the Springs next
week.
.Iobu Beck and y. T.. Chandler w,r,. in
town last saturday for IA couple of hours.
They are on the war path. Look out for
them.
Thompson e. Hroiu,rd huv, bo,,,bt of
Jnbu I.e,k his u.wspoper and pcr;,,licul
M,siucss and are pr,par,d to take sub
scriutions or furnish comics ofany pap.r or
magazine desired.
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duy evening ortober 9Th. MIR. Charles Long
pniJ of Norysyillc. to Miss Cas-i,
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Fergus County argus., 1886-10-14

Having opened out at the above point
with fine line of Dry Goods, Iaces and
Embroideries, Dress Trimmings. Ladies'
and Gents Furnishing Goods Hats, Caps,
Boots, Shoes, Tobacco and Cigars, Wall
Paper, Candies. Nuts, Stationery, Drugs.
Medicines, Etc.
would invite inspection of stock Is to
prices and quality. Having bought my
stock AT very low figures ann selling at
correspondingly low prices.
Main ST., opposite Lewistown
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BISCUITS FOR DOGS.
A Bakery That Makes Money and
Ought to Please Henry Bergh.


From the Londop Ne1os.
Twenty years ago the business OF max
ing dog biscuit was represented by a
small shop in Holborn, nearly opposite
6hancery lane, and q weekly sale of q
couple Of tons. Now there is a vast fac
tory near London bridge and another in
New York, between which is daily out
put and sale Of from 30 to 40 tons. This
dog food is made OF wheaton -four CHI fly
That known as middlings, oatmeal, dates,
oeetroot and prairie meat. Dates were
tne hrst article of a vegetable or fruity
nature Introduced. and have had the an
u-scorbutic effect SO desirable IN the feed
Ing oil dogs. For many years they only
were employed, and at that time it was
ADVISED that fresh vegetables sheuld be
glVea twice a week, additional to the bis
Guns. Searching for something that
would obvlate the need for this addition,
twas discovered that the only vege able
winch did not lose its Distinguishing prop
cries under the great heat to which the
cakes are subjected in baking is beetroot,
ana, as 1t has all the desirable elements,
iof some years all tue biscuits sent out
nave contained beetroot. The last in
giedlent IA prairie meat, which is not, as
many suppose, talow greaVes or butch
yrs reuse, 1t Is meat from mid and South
America. From 1t all fat has been re-
no'ed out the most valuable gristle and
uoaes remained to be ground up, and is
aot only of The highest quality from
leealng point Of view, but perfectly sweet
ana good. Analysis has shown that il Is
mucn more nutritious than the beef u.s.
aa,iy sold IN our butchers shops, for it
pu'aiEs only i've per cent of water.
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petiIIono for 9nrnrperatioti.

IN THE SUPERIOR CoURF OF CHAT-
L HAN COUNTY. EEORG "A, in re peti-
on Of F. u. Dnrbec. E,GeG ken. ] J.. .G-ila--
COOPER NTIyE ASSOCIATION . AZ X
STATE OF GEpRGI 4, CHATHAM COUNTY.
10 tlie Honorable the snperi r Court Of
". sn SsiI. G. T. w. Ks eoegs Is a H
.. AEei he, William Z. rHardee. J. q. Bandy.
cca 81 T+ aSs Fac = " 2ssP ~
gether Tor the DHrp6sg Of fofmlhg q Corbof6-
lop 70 be comp red 81 your said PETITIONERS
with them. And desire % b fncofp Ested by
the corporate name OF the "NUTUAL coz
OPERATIVE ASSOCIATION" under such
constlt1tIon a. and bylaws q may be adoptcd
That TIE object Of the A5Id Association 10 to
keep aud operate store or stores N fhe city
q Sayanna1 county and ate aforesaid, and
PROVISIONS, Dry Goods, Clolb1g Bots, Shoes,
Hats, Caps, Wines, Liquors, Cigars. Tobacco
and ID AT the goods, warcf ana merchandfses
usually kept AMI sold In Grocery. Dry Goods.
Clothing and FURNISHING stores, or ia any, or
either, or MI Of the articles aforesaid
ThAt he capita hey propose @ epplsy AZ
aI,Opol, ~ which twentype cent. to- WIZ, edo
p Paidip; said tagfia stdck q BE alyittsu
it's capital stock from time ~ time up 90 not
exceeding tgepty thousand dollars. That
the pac of busIness Of sait Association will
be In the CITY OF savannah. county ana state
Aforesaid. - @L31@
And that your petitioners desire to be in-
corpora(ol az aforesaid for tie period Of
tN enty years, with The priv ege Of renewal
Mt the expiration Of that times sRd that hey
desire To be jpyested Bmh al The powers.
rights aud privileges usnaliy conferred ppen
corporations Of similar cnhgacter, IS may be
necessary Tor the pnrposes beFeinbefore set
lorlh AM consistent with the laws OF Georgia.
Whei dfore your petitioners pray that they
and their aseoc ates and successors may be in
corporated for the term of ty euty years With
the PRIVILEGE OF renewal al the expiration OF
that period, un Ter the name and style OF the
''MU fUAL COOPERATIVE AsSOCIA-
TlON,Y and that the laid Associat on may be
empowered 10 increase lis capital eLOck fom
time to time Us IL may sac d.. up 70 not ex-
ceedihg twenty thousand dol are. And that
sad Association may be empowered TO prrT
chase and no prap"rty, real and personal,
10 contract and be contracted with, TO ne aud
he sued in rs corporate capacity and TO do and
perform all 'ueh acts as may be necessary to or
may iaciliiate The attaiDmspts of the objects
aud pu rposes Of satI A. Oriltion as berelDbe-
lore set forth; and may be Invested wi b and
exercise ami enjoy all he rights, pow, 70 and
privileges inctient and lelOD ging % cOTporar
tone under the laws OF the State OF GEORGIA.
And your petitioners viii ever pray, eis,
CHISHOLM a RkWIS,
Attorneys for Pelii ners.
Filed in ONCE anu recorded this n h day Of
Clerk s. 9 &c.
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NOTICE.

rINHAT application will be made 10 the Gen-
Il eral Assembly of The ola Q OF georaia.
now 10 session. Iur q charter ircorp' rating
company TO be known as ''rhe Il tie Gnaran-
tee and Loan Compaoyoi sasahnahP
nE0RGIA, CHATHAM CoUxFY.-Notice u
~ hereby glFssn 60 peT ons having aeT
to Present Them To me properly made out
withln the ume prescribed by law 80 a. 70
chow their character ana amount, . d az
required 70 make lmmediste payment 70 ne.
OCT. -, 1885.
aaellaed EEeeptaF vii Aafy M2lIase, aesls,
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Household Furniture.
BY j. Mclaughlin 4 Son.

On WEDNESDAY, 2ith November, 1855, at
lls Gordon street, corner Whitaker, ct II
O'CLOCK,
All the Household Furniture, viz: Parlor
Suites Bedroom Suites, Handsome Sideboard.
Wardrobe, Bookcase, Rocking Chairs, Set
tees, Hatrack, Shades, Sofa, Chairs, Rugs.
Marble Top Tables. Dining Extension Table,
Hair MattTesses, Pillows Refriger ator, Cook
ing stove and Utensils, safe, Ritoh Fnrni-
ture, China, glassware, Grockery, Gas Fix
lures,
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Irsal Noitrrs.

AssIGNEE's NOTICE,
NM ILLIAMs. WATT RS u co. have THIS
w DAY made an assignment to nle Tor toe
benent OF the creditor Of "a d Arm, and I
have this day 1led the dee OF as-igDmens in
the Clerk's oliIce OF the Superior Court OF
Chatham county. All pers6ns indebted 10
SAID Arm will make ia, ment TO me.
WILLIAM q. BROWN.
SAVANNAH, Nor. ia, 1856
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CITY GOYER>MENP.
Official Proceedings of Council.

94tANNAA. GA, WEDNESDAY, Nov. IL. 1885.
pSolncli met this evening at s o'clock.
i,Ie'en. Hon: Rnfus r.. Lester, MAJOR;
f+ 'asaIah William Dpncan, Ehairman OF
CbauCIl; Aldermtn Herman Myers. Vice
nbas'than OF Council; Aldermen BogarI,
r" s.'l, hamilton, Mills. Nell. Nichols. D'Con-
WI sheldon, Thomas and weils. '''> ''''l
and iI c, minutes of the last meeting were read
,u ACCOUNTS.
bs re Committee on Accounts report that
H@Fy examined and foun correct bills
M, 'Ie 'mpanying schedule, and recommend
~ 'ue same be passed for payment.
j. 4. SHELDON,
IT,. chairman Committee on Accounts.
lad u report OF The committee was adop ed
'ss passed FIR payment: S''Sr'
, b9ARD OF UKALTH--
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