Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-12-05

Elsewhere will be found the advertise
mcnt 81 e. T.. Richards Cheap Cash store.
lie advertiscs choice line of Christmas
goods ss we'll as general line of notions.
Give him a call.
". g.. Norman L. expecting every day
new aud complete stock of jewslry. consist
ing OF ladies aud gents gold watches aud
chains, gold flied aud silver watches of the
best makes and 81 yles. Plain gold aud set
rings in every style. Fine rolled plate
watch charms and solid gold emblem
charms aud pins. Masonic and Odd Fellows.
Also a nice line of gold pens aud pencil. in
fact. everything that is to he found in a
first class iewelry store. When looking for
presents for your friends don't fail to see
his stock. Everything warranted as repre-
scented. er m.ney refunded.
| II has been suggested that our citizens
join together in getting up "a Christmas tree
with an appropriate entertainment, the
same To- he gwen in the east side hall, " here
there j. ample room to accommodate all
aud where every one would feel like par
iiclpatin. without intrudin.. The VI. T..
church has herct ofurs proven too small Ia
accommodate those who wished I" attend
aud enjoy the festivities. The VI. T.. soriet y
would nu doubt join in "a movement "f this
kind. rs the aim would he to make every
one happy.
Wash Kelley. wIl known in this localit y
as an experienced rontirrsman, has recent
~ been putting in n few weeks leisure at
railroaoing as section koss at Helena
While gel ia this occupation he recent
~ allowed IA hand ear to get away with him
near East Helena. and in the mad career
Of the aforementio ne, vehicle seriously en-
dangrred the lives of several men. Wasl
j. all right behind II Winchester or IA six
shooter. but fiery, untamed hand car
seems to he trifle too aItiiudinous foI
him. Still, we all have to live and learn
aud il may lie that he buekled the buckin.
sinch u tribe too NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Jour
nal.
Mr.. Joseph Sweshenger, who resides neal
stanford writes to the River Press partic
ulars Of II wonderful discovery he recent J.,
made in AN unfrequented mountain neal
his residence. The discovery consists Of :
petriic man, with all his limbs in per
feet state of preservation. The bod
stands against u massive boulder, of whici
it seems to- have become IA part and can
not he removed without much labor an,
considerable expense. \ tiny stream @
water flowing from "a spring above falls iii
, rectly upon the head of the hedy. and
after passing over it, loses itself in the sur
rounding rock. The body measures si
feet and nine inches from the croan of TIA
, head to the solcS of the feet and il well pro
portioneI. the chest and limbs being of pof
derour width and size. The FEATURES are 9
the severe Roman type, surmounted by
broad. high forehead aud IA luNur. u
growth uf hair. which is as firm as roc
itself. \ beard reaching to the wais, con
petes II picture which inspires feeling ,
! awe and reverinre in tho beholder. Gen
tain hieroglyphics are cut upon the rock,
true copy OF which Mr. Sweshengcr prom
, ises to send us. Thus far he ha. kept hi
| discovery II secret, but will in due tim
. divugr it, locality. 1t will doubtless al
tract the savants of the day, aud n iare
sum may he realized from il. 1t j. indee
"a wonderful discovery, indicating that I'll
). first inhabitants "f this portion Of tn
great country were giants.