Fergus County argus., 1890-10-30
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS

Daisy. the elder daughter "i las. shelton
of Utica. is now convalescins from "a serious
attack of pneumonia.
John Good 81 Philbrook is NOW engaged
in delivering ten tons Of hay To Mrs. Bar
row at TIBET for Sl2 per ton.
Thursday last the Hon. j. Il. Boarman
oi Anaconda was nn the judith chasing tlc
devil about the stump in the interest Of the
Democratic party.
Al Who attended the. Methodist festival
in Philbrook Friday night last had royal
good tune The touthsomo good things oi
the cuisine Ia Methodist wns brought Z"
the front. and the dollars uf the saints. as
well as those 81 the sinners, met them hall
way. About $50 was ucttcd. all oi which
was turned over tu the worthy pastor to
provide against the unknown eNigencies oi
the coming wint,r.
The residence 81 G. &. David iu Paradise
valley wa, the sccnc Thursday last OF a
merry wedding party. The high contract
ins parties were Miss Eliza David aud Mr.
john Boush. The Erv. Wadsworth tied
the Gordian knot ia the most impressive
manner. besides the immediate family
only "A few of the most intimate friends
were present. viz. Hon. John u. Waite aud
wife. Charles Tintnscr, Miss Theresa TIN
tinscr. Miss Lena Niles Miss Cora cham
brr- and the Reycrrnds Wad-worth and
l Rodser.
one night OF last week Mr.. John Porter
/ .I,
broken into by the bold antics of "a band of
marnudine wolves Hearing the believing
/ of a calf he hurricdly dressed himself. aud
catching up his trusty gun be- salliad forth
into the corral adjoining to the assistance
of the bcsicgcd animal 10 the bright
moonlight hc saw twenty large gray wolves
tina, were individually most industrious IN
getting ia their best iick- toward th" utter
anuihilatiou uf their helpless victim. CIV
ing probably 10 a sudden seizure ot merry
nus prostration' the usually uimhlc iucor-
ni Mr.. Porter lost their cumming which ru.
ablcd the wolves to take their enc aud th'
major portion ol the cali'. tail aud sought
unharm,d the ~cclu-ion granted lay th,
bpuudle-- prairic.
The Rev. pr Breucr the Episcopal hish"l
for Montana. wits iu rhilbr"oh Thursday
the 23d in-t The reverend -Hutlam1r
preached in the evening at the public hnl
It,a Iarsc aud attentive audicucc. Friday
lac was nt Utica. the guest oi Mr.. aud Mr.
John sellers Many of "a, for the first time
ia our lives heard an Episcopal clergyman
aud We find. after an. that they arr mucl
like other ministers, az, Tor instance. tho-'
of the Mrthadi-ts or BaptiSt-. We live ii
, back county, a hundred miles on mur
frou a railroad, but notwithstanding w'
are not quite 80 ignorant a. was "a ccrinii
woman in the barkwoods of Tennessee. N
Episcopal minister was travelling IN tina
see; ion. blazing the way for his master
and as it was getting toward night ih
ecclesiastirnl stomach asserted itself au'
consequently the good brother eat ncr"-
lots at the first lo. r,hin aud knockod tp
ndmittarcc Therein. An angular woman
> answered his call. and in his most uil.,hi
way he injured ii there were any Epi-co
pnlians ia that vicinity. Law n",
knnwcd it, | knowcd it, exclaimed she
with rapidly arising symptoms "i ir'i
.Mv old man to-day saw a ~iraus" cuttc
in the lower corn field aud just kn""
bc one . them 'pi-cnpaliau~. say, -'r'n
ger. uhen did it git away