Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-01-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

line. wa~ in town iir-i ri the vcrk.
Haven't fed y pound oi hay yet. il
what niu>t ui oar wuoigruwer> say.
Mr. l.. llrlangrr and daughter. acrom-
panied hy oliver rrhcttr. were down from
Maiden. yesterday.
\ mi-takewn- made ia inserting h- name
Of John Oates al l'hilbroek among the list
81 delinquent taxpayers.
Tho mail j. coming quite regular this
winter. Tine road, have been Ia good shape
aud stage stock in line thin.
Coa>,ing seems 4" have wanrd with the
light oi the moon. or it may he that the
scoop" 10y ia, kids sleigh wa- ine"n-
>nlablc.
representative Waite nf this county j.
serving on two committees ia the legisla-
turr Agriculture, Manufacture aud Stock
,irowiug. and Printing.
,,corsr VI. stone aud Mr.. and Mrs. sweet
land "f Philbrook were in town last week.
Mr.. Stone will not leave for the Pacific
coast until next month
4. j. Howard, VIII" arrived recently from
Great Falls. has leased Peter Andcrson's
blacksmith shop FOR one year aud will Gu
,ieavor to give. satisfaction to all his pa
irons. lie has had years "i experience at
the forge.
Billings anticipates n Woodworking es
Establishment at that point next spring.
This announcement should arouse Benton
Ia action. The wool growers III Fergus
81 ll.ln ~
rivalry with great interest.
Mr. Ceorrc kuud.on of prerlield fore
man iorH :. Hamilton, was in town Tues
day. Mr.. kuudson reports stock in tine
condition. with plrntv oi feed There H.
andy .ne thing that worri.. -tnekmrn now .
and that is the rapid increase Of wolves ON
the range
The attending physician to-day report 8
John Eagan condition rs favorable, AMI
the chances for his recovery are increasing
as the days pass by. The wounded man
has the sympathy aud prayers ~ II large
circle Of friends, who will rejoice Ia see him
well oncs more. River Press.
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-, and nm his ,.,,,rn visited Eou.o,,ftv
Denver, salt Iake,ity, Butte Helena and
Great Falls. of the cities named Denver
comes the nearest To his ideal. lie says
however, that there are no HES on Helena
i,s, mini, be,v..n IN and II ,',lo,L
N,,ni,nhn frci,b, train No. l., west boupd
,o, an Ia u small bridge across n coulc,
,,,ou, tx, n,il-. .o.t al Rio SANDY Stain,
and Ji,,bel two ears. The acciden, WA,
e,uso,I hv tb. .,.ttIin. Of TN. structure. No
bodv burt and In. only dnnar,. don. wa,
r., delay tho v.st hound nn...ug.r train
dino to.dovut1I o'clork ab.it four hour.
R;vcr pre,s.
Tn. n.mbers of fin, hand selected l,,
sunday far a sleigh rid. Ia Cottonwood
a, o,,cmnt WAS made In string o,,t , Il <
lnr.e team tn TN. .loiub I'm, beiuu youu
hron,.b,. All, horses used "a, ,,uiny IL ,,lou.
"A runaway was pr,eipitat.d at once. Tn
bor-c. made "A tour of several hack ward
-, ,b-.n. side Inn, did mn damage Ia tn
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.hor, rid. was taken with iour horses at
t,ehed. the visit to our neighboring tow
b.iuy nos,n,p.d.
,;o,., hoo, o,,,,J,,v.d With TN. hons, =,
II 1, p,v., A. I,ro. Lewi,town. Ferpu
c,,,utv. i in the The gentleman hn
Ju,ing - .bor, residence in the in AbreJ ia,
,i,b n,s;, h,com, an ardent udmirer 4,
,b,, nr,.n,rous and r,pidlv craving ,e,
finn al Montana. H., likes the peopIe !,
we'll as the couptry and saws of Lewi.towl
tb,, il i a thriving and energetic plac,
which commands "A lively and rem,lner,tiy
trade The old,,, o,d.timer is not more 4
A-I,yo with Nou,,n, f, nd her neonIe than
pv,.,.,n- River Press.
ihe Neihaft 'hi"efs"'s"o' s""e'pe'Se
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The stockholders ri the North Montan
Sheep compan, met al Great Falls fc
days ago and electc'i the following trustee
Paris Gibson. W. W. Castor, al Minneap
lis: John Ross aud Thomas T.. Brady. III
trustees then organized aud elected the ia
lowing officers; Paris Gibson, presiden
!. Ross, Vice president and general ma