Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-01-19
LOCAL NEWS.


Drugs and Ma.icines at Eastern prices at
R.Wtt's.
The back 81 the bovine is beautifully
bent these days.
j. Mcnamara, of Fl. Nagnni. was IN
town first 81 the week.
Fine line of Pocket Knives and Table
Cutlery. at DeWitts.
II was between twenty and thirty degrees
below zero that night.
Ece advertisement Of ball at Cotton
wood, In another colun,n.
Twelve pairs 81 stockings for one dollar
at Dr. Eawn's store, Maiden.
BARRIERS supplies sold for less than cost
at Dr. Rnwn's store, Maiden.
The party last Friday evening though
small. was a very pleasant affair
six sInols of Coats thread. all ro'"r~,
for - cents, at DR. Hawn'- store, Maiden.
just received. at DcWitt'r. II large stock
uf Felt Boots, German Socks and over
shoes.
At hast there nrc no corrs on the mis-
tktoc.-EN. No. But Ne often find nailn
in the to-bacco.
Elseu here in this issue will be found the
o.linou-nt real estate tax list. There are
but eight on the list.
Money would DE easier aud more FIRE.
uurntiy circulated II all perrons would pay
their bills promp,ly.-ES.
They all do il. u" what? 'io to Nor
man ~ iIanson's for pure drugs, ianey
goods. fruits aud confectionery.
Mr.. Gregory did not return home unit
SUNDAY morning. lie has seen too much
Of Montana weather to take chances.
=; ~ A&r-. ~ A--t,svsa---ss
sunday, Jan. 18th, II boy: weight. eight
pounds Mother and child doing we'll.
W. u. burgess aud Sandy Cunningham
cam. down from Maiden Tuesday. They
report very cold weather up in the Noun
,ans.
J,sepI Parr 81; me in from his home near
Overland on foot Tuesday. lie found the
road and trails in bad condition o"ins to
the heavy snow drifts.
Jacob Iiolzcncr Of the Day House. il
making preparations Ia build II barn and
Zee house combined IN bic lot in the rear
81 the hotel Part Of the lumber in On the
ground.
The Norman Bros. have under consider
alton the erection Of IL two story building
an their Main street lot the coming season.
The second ioor to have a large hall for
public Use.
4 private letter from Hon. James Fergus
10 one of our citizens says that cattle and
sheep are doing well in his section. The
weather is not So severe and the SNOW not
us deep rs we have in the I'n>in.
tamm;llc 1Ioguc j. now engaged in filling
ice contracts taken from T.t. Po~er& Bro,
bay House, Lewistown Hotel aud Dan.
Crowley. Mr.. lIo;ue says it i, the bet ice
ever put up here, being from 20 to 20
inches in thickness and very clear.
\ grand eparrins exhibition will take
place at Jenscn's Hall ON Wednesday even
ing of next week, ia which some Of our
amateur boxers will participate. Prof.
Maxwell will appear with AN unknown in II
Irish jigs. clog dancing and other features
.f entertainments. Tickets, S1.O.
Mr. Moe in in receipt of letter from
Supt. Paxton Of the Maginni- Mining com
pany, in which he says, in substance, that
the mill is running, with plenty of ore on
hand aud the mine looking we'll. a letter
from Mr. Meadow Of the spotted Horse
mine ALSO states that his mill is in consta mt
cration, the mine IN tine shape and
plenty of ore ON the dump.
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Michael Brass, of Beaver creek, cam,
near losiny his life by frecxing while return
ing from Maiden, on Friday Of last week
The thermometer was very low when h.
left Maiden in the morning, hut me did moi
eI,l. r. with the cold or realize hi> comb
sipn until he had reached Spring creek. lac,
be says, he ''couhi not have stood ii much
longer Ic Was in "a sleigh and vel
bundled up.
Before going to press We took pains I.
ascertain the condition Of Miss Zilisei. AN,
Mr.. I,rcr.ton. From Dr. Hanson. who i,
attending the former, We learn that hi