Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
LOCAL NEWS.
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Wits.
New. fresh goods arriving daily at Power
a Bros.
Champion scIf-binders s225, at DE
Wits.
Choice rroceric, at he Wits at bedrock
prices.
Ice cream, Sunday. at Georges place.
Call and get a dish
Galvanized and painted barbcd fence wire
at T. 4. Power n Bro.
see the new fast -spccded Walter \. Wood
mowers at r. {. Power Il Bro.
LIME ron SALE r.. Shaw. plastcrer.
Fire-proof chimncys and campaign All
dresses built To- order.
Hugh Green Of Fort Maginnis was in town
last week.
e.. W. Tavcner ~ Trout Creek WIS in town
saturday.
T.. T.. Corbin and j. J. Davis were in town
last Saturday.
VIII Mcfarland of Maiden was in tow n
Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Barrows spent Several days
at TIBET during the past week.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Vincent Gic-, Of Maiden
were in town Monday and Tuesday.
g. -. Fly and family have returned from,
the Gallatin valley where they went on Il
visit.
II rains every day and sometimes durin.
the night. Great year for grass aud prohi-
bitionists.
\ numl,cr Of teams are engaged ia haul
ing saw logs for Mobiles Il Shields mill
below town.
Look out for Broadwater, Mcnamara
a Co.'S mammoth advertisement in next
week = issue.
Maurice sullivan has bccn appointed n
deputy United States marshal for the dis
trict Of Montana.
Bpnx- To Mr.. * Mrs. Jacob IIolzemcr
on Saturday, June 9th, n girl. Weight,
seven pounds.
In supplement will he found the proceed
rigs Of the regular quarterly meeting Of thu
county commissioners.
T.J. Vivian has gone to Great Falls and
Helena on business. lie will return the
latter part Of this week.
Hall "a dozen new buildings will be put M
in Oucllctte's addition during the summer
Some are now under way.
Mrs. Ed. Hart has been appointed post
mistress at Cottonwood and will soon
take posscssion Of the office.
Any young man is made better by Il
sisters love. IL is not necessary that il
should he his own -istcr.-Ex.
Lcander Jacobs. Daniel Trcsslcr and Mr.
aud Mrs. Hugh Cameron, Of Sahara, wer'
in town last Friday proving up on land.
Miss Olive Barrows and Miss Nellie Kcat
ing came in from TIBET ON horseback. Tues
day afternoon. The young ladies hav'
come To stay.
Miss Clara Corbin, member oi the Buifal,
Training School Of oratory, desires pupil
in elocution. Lessons given at her home
Cottonwood, Mont.
In a horse country like this should III
found any number Of speedy animals. w
trust there will DE a good string at tn
Fourth Of July races.
Moracc's addition to Lewistown ha'
been plated and the plat placed on file il
the County clerks office. Desirable lott
can now be secured.
Cd. Powell. Of the Judith. was in tow
Yesterday. lie drove in a fine half Norman
stallion which he brought down from
jefferson county this spring.
Joseph Mason and George Mctormicl
are building u fine residence on Washing
ton street, near the creek. IL will be com
pleted in two or three weeks.
Mauric. Sullivan reached home Sunda,
from Great Falls, coming across the coun
try from Stanford on horseback. Sherii
Beck came in on Mondays coach.
Vim. CantrelI, formerly stock detcctiv
for this county, who has spent the winte
in Virginia City, was in townfor II few days
lie will return to the upper country.
All Of the streams in the county are higl
and the crossings somewhat dangerous. yer.
few Of them having bridges. The commits
sioncrs are making "a move in the RICH
direction.
The McGinn cattle. in Judith roundup
are being sold as fast as found by the asso
citation. They are reported as selling yer.
cheap. Twoyear old steers have been sol'
for $1,000.
Wednesday morning at Gcyscr station
the stock-tcn,ler. while rounding up horses
came across two black bears aud had quit
an exciting chase after them for about tw'
miles.-Tribune.
All those who went To Great Falls as wit
ncsscs in the countcrfeiting ease have RI
turned except County Attorney Smith, VIII
exte,ided his trip to Helena. lie il cs
pectcd home to-day.
See notice of bids received for gratin
road and building bridges. The old count
road out Of I.ewistown toward Nader
will be rc-opened aud a bridge built acros
Spring creek. near John Cro~ley's field.
Morris, Wcikel and Beckwiih, the com
terfcitcrs, were each sentenced totwo year
in Deer Lodge and to pay n fine Of $40
aud costs. This will give them time To FIN
out what "chumps" they were.
VS.. 4 $. II. Powell killed a rattle-snab
five feet long, with eleven rattles, last Mon
a n