Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-04-11
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.


The Miners Union ball at Maiden las
evening was "A grand success.
James Brewer Of White sulphur Spring,
made Lewisto~n brief visit Last week
The foundation is laid for the bushes,
building nj Norman Bros. on Main street
Mrs Maurice sullivan leaves for Wi-con
stu this week. where she will spend the sum
m-r.
Hon. Granville stuart has been in town
several days in Attendance as witness in
the placer ground hearing.
Barr Smith drove over his tine Norman
colt last Monday. lie is 1t two-year-old
stallion and weighs over 800.
Benton is to have a llonring mill. Lewis
Town would seem to he the best place in
Montana for such an enterprise.
cur citizens should remember that Arbor
Day is approaching April III. Every prop.
crty owner should set out some trees.
Judge Bach and party got lost while en-
route 10 Great Falls. and did not reach
stanford until 3 clock Friday morning.
Dr. Allen, the dentist. will be in Maiden
-'"""".' '"f'ies uesiflng Hfst-class
work ia his line should remember the date
y. ID. Gilsthope, II merchant tailor of
Great Falls, was in town the past week tax.
ing orders for suits lie carries A fin. line
of samples.
An interesting game of base ball was
played last sunday afternoon. Consider.
able skill was displayed with the sphere nd
bat. Why not organize a Climb
" -" "orses rom 'he west were
ara tho :,
Farpum and MI
III. h,
r,,., -" III icws'o"n iast
','"''s' III '"e cho're oi FRANK
for the sbor, a., IT,, .'''.
,,,.., P"s.o, VI 'he rres
~ ""'e sulphur springs,
"'''''' VI '"''th river val
!o'"eo III ''a'rihohv AZ the Springs
A.
''o"' VI MOSS rork' were
~ VI '"e "eeA' accompanied ny
g., ~, ''' '"r'e' ."u' MISS
NJ r.. "'' "''"e VII" Tier sister,
.'"pe'' ""'he''e ana SANFORD de-
a., 80. '"' Columns OIL the
ri, :, S.. p''"'"''e" On East
,t,.; -. ~ runs 'hr""gh
on 'he nrs' page VIII he found the law for |
'he better protection OF game and fish, Ii /
for a period of six year. ala, ,,,,,,,.,..',
elk for the same nsr;od
IT r.
cr;J., -. =, -. Irwin '"s'
eonvev.n.. NJ, cra'.. p''"''
,h,. H., IN, 'S 'i"''ep PROD
H., ,',..' ''""'' "s"'h I"
sxnr... ,,;. 81. w,." ,,"'-i""s ny
20" ~ gong
..,.u,,' '""'"r!
W oe'er'"'he. lie
80 ''""''s"'s 'or MS last
L
=, 'a,s' "'''S 'y"es"aie stail'en which
"''' Trough, ""wn from Benton
"s"' ny '"'''es o'his oil Cotton
me purchase price was said to bs
'' pam ~" not DISPOSE of his
"'"er wv" sta''ions IN this vicinity.
ine bridge Is completed across the crock
"" washington street. Henry Brooks 10 (
Sing W MAKE some improvements on the
'"'' summer mere Is line chance !
NAM P'rh OF summer garden, and b,
p'p' '"e s"'cr""r mas sHrh project
VI VIEW =
y. r. Dinsmore arrived in town las, Sat
urday evening from Benton. lie comes a. i
~ witness for the claimants in the nI,c., :
ground contest. He saw. Benton il ,o;., .
To have u sure enough tlouriny min .nd I
that the prospect. ar. bright for nm. a.,
two railroads in the near future. 4
~ T. Ncr,,l,,d uh., la, - Il
hi. mind far ,hou, ,o,, H.. - I
medical .x,,i,a,;on L., -.
tho ,bvs;,;,,s ,,,,,.,,,,...., a..
,cute mania hrou,h, -, ~. .a.,;''' v
os ,cohoI Ia, uo,d,, 81,
and Cnder-Sheriff Cplinger left for Warm J
Springs with their charge, Mr.. Clary going y
',s lar as tibet and Mr.. I'plinger with an v
assistant, taking charge of him for the rest
Of the journey. There il no doubt that ! i,
with good nursing and medical treatment t.
his reason will again he restored. r.
A CORRESPONDENT signed "F'' wr;t.s nm n
Iewistown in last weeks River Press. The N
article closes as follows: Like mast of ~
our unorganized frontier towns. Lswistowr b
!. careless about keeping its streets clean a
free from sweepings, trash, p,udboles. md p
lcr stable yards and back lot. free from o
plies of stiukinr manure With ,h..o il