Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-11-28

l. Livingston has organized a rod and gu
y club.
4 The Missoula Item has suspended publ
cation.
Hay is worth $50 and s25 per ton a
Deer Lodge
/ The Helena Iron Works have failed. Wi,
500. 900 liabilities.
EN-tiov. Carpenter, Judge Wade and +
".'ole, Of the code commission. have CON
= pleted the civil code and filed the same " il
the secretary of state.
Hon. NJ. j. LiddelI, who was retired from
IN" bench OF this district by the admissie,
81 Montana to statehood, has conclude,
10 remain permanently in Bozeman an,
engage in the practice of law.
James Hall Of Walkerville stabbed hi,
wife with pair of shears one night las,
week. The woman threw up her hand. Il,
ward off the blow, but both blades passed
entirely through her arm Hall was mr..
rested and held in 81 900 hail. lie ba.
beaten his wife on previous occasions.
| - 'e""'e'oii, wei known ffuit
dealer OF Bozeman. was accidentally shot
in the leg while hunting His communion
seeing him in the timber, mistook him for a
deer and discharged his rifle twice at the
supposed game, one ball taking effect as
stated.
The sheriff at Coolidge, New Mexico. ha.
telegraphed the sheriff at Deer Lodge that
he has captured Caleb Perry. the man who
killed Mccoy at Silver Lake last June. Tho
sheriff of Deer Lodge county has sent for
the prisoners photograph, and IL he proves
to I've the right man will have him extra.
dited at once
The Northern Pacific Billings Benton sur
veyors will have completed II permanent
survey Of the line Of that road within the
next fortnight. They are now within ten
miles "f Billings. and it 10 stated by the
men connected with the survey that Billing.
Is the only point in view where connection
with the Northern Pacific i. to he made
young man. who has not been long in |
TINS valley met with an accident last week |
that will cripple him for life. Hewas work.
ing on baling machine for Arthur Elliott.
and in feeding the machine ATTEMPTED 1.
Iorce in the hay with his foot. As "a result
his foot was caught and the bones of his leg
near the ankle badly broken.-Bozemnp
'hronicle.
The Newton boys killed a mountain sheen
IN Bull mountain last week that proyodto
De quite curiosity. Its skull was Irac
ured so that portion of the brain was
isible. and one horn had grown down so
nat u completely covered one "f the AMI
hals eyes. The animal otherwise showed
healthy condition, but the appearance of
he fracture indicated that the injury had :
een received II year or mere ago. Parties
lmiilar with the life of these animals mr.. .
the opinion that the injury was received ,
'eap rom one elm 10 another, orprob- 4
biy II was the result of IA fierce battIewith |
ne "f Its foes.-t,azette u
Inc u" against trapping beaver should !
repeated as soon as possible. as thou 4.
'hds oil young cottonwood trees along our /,
'efs are being destroyed by these bark u
tiers. The ranchmsn along sun river are I
'lnplalnine of the havoc being made in !
eir little timber patches. and ar. ,,p. u
mplating a raid on the beaver. cI,i,;,,, Z
"' the law Is Unconstitutional and that
VIII not stick because. while il protects
e animal, the animal destroys much val
"ie Timber and damages the owner there
ana does IN no way benefit the people a..
icy claim that NO law is constitutional
at protects wild animals in oppositi,n,o r.,
interests "f the community, and ASK nj
It's repeal.-Sun River sun. ::
'rooably the tallest man in Lewis am. tn
lrke county is j. II. Huseby. stonecu,. tn
, who plies his trade in Helena and il
ounted fir,t-class workman. Huseby to
nus ieet T" inches in height ia his stock W.
ieet' weighs 22o pounds, and. though tie
'ad -should-red and deep.ch, sted does
look IKE heavily built man. lie is n
nainavian, born and reared ON ia,
them coast Of Norway, and is 33 wears
se' There are taller men in the state
" h"seb'' nut not IN these immediate \
~. Amos Cbaiiin. ef Bitter Root val. ma
measures feet sinches, and his brother tioi
bert. or Alfres,, We believe is the name o. =
-. a, " '''"'' bet,
bout the same height. Not all the of !
Is were of other days. There are a few Lev
ontana in these days. and room for
e to grow.-IIerald. VIII,
j. T.. Z. Waters, general manager of the n ,
'wstone Park association, is in IN. II
Mr.. Waters says the season fort tour. prov
has ended, and during the year between ~,
and 5000 tourists visited the mark .Joh
Is only slight increase over The mum.
'st year, and would have been much
err had it not been for the Paris expo.
a. The Park association is akiny some
'si'e improvements, the most impo,t
being the erection Of IA new hotel with No
CONS. making one of the largest hotels of an
. country. II is being built at the eou,i
canyon. and will he fully eIuipp.d in IN
al the modern improvements, includ. dsce.
lectric lighting, steam heat and ele. tor u
: Another hotel. equally as large, i. LIZ. .'In
built at Yellowstone lake. There ire Conr
sent SIX hotels in the park. 90 mile. Der,
The association has "a lso contracted- uses
steam launch tocost $50, 900. capable said
rying l1o people. This will sail op dealt
'ii"wstone lake. which is thirty mile. that
aud twenty wide, being the largest "a" .
- :" '"e "ofiu AT equal height. - Bri
pensient. all tn