Fergus County argus., 1890-09-18
The Mc,.inlry' ) to night.

Monday noon by private conveyance.
Charles W. Baylies. Republican candidate
for state senator, is in town this week.
Culver, Noble and Fit xhugh are furnish
ing music Tor W. W. Bennet. this week.
Lewistown Republicans are enthusiastic ic
over Carter's nomination and acceptance.
l.. T.. Wiliston came in from Billings last
SATURDAY. and is spending The week in town.
Vim. Fem father of Mrs. A. d. Redding
aud Mrs. W. II. Lamont, was ia town last
week.
Dr. Lapalme left for Helena last Friday
to attend the Democratic state convention
a- delegate.
:. :. Hobson WAS in town sunday. lie
got excused from the grand jury and re
turned to his home Monday.
Matheson's freight teams came in from
Zig sandy last Monday loaded with mcr-
chandise for Lewistown parties.
Harry .. willard left on last saturdays
coach for Deer Lodge. where te will pursue
his studies in the College of Montana.
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"a residence to be erected on her lot ON
Watson street. Work has commenced.
W. W. Bennett has added dining room
and kitchen to his saloon. and a first-class
Mongolian cook has opened up II restau-
rant.
Buck Buchanan was in from the North
Mocca-in Monday to look after his inter
e-ts in the mining deal meut ioned else
where.
Several divorce cases were disposed of
in chambers Monday afternoon. The
Sweetland Oelson water ease was on trial
yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Severance, whe has been spend
ing the past two months in Alaska. accom-
panied by her daughter, returned this week.
-Meagher County News.
Our able and versatile Judith valley cor
respondent il On deck again. His writings
will he one of the features of the ARGUS
through the winter months.
George W. Cook returned Tuesday from
q trip To Castle and White sulphur Springs.
He reports Castle quite lively and every
one sanguine as to the future OF the camp.
There will be IN auction sale ii about
forty head Of mares and geldings and young
stock Tomorrow at = p. IN. Sale will take
place at point convenient to Main street.
Anumber of miners are in from the Moe
easiu mountains this week. They are all
happy over the deal just made, and believe
they are going to have great camp in the
near future.
W. W. Parrott, Of Parrott X Blanchard,
wool growers, WAS in town first of the week.
MIR. Parrott thinks there will he quite a
growth Of grass yet this fall il the line
weather continues.
e. -. Walker was in from his mill this
week and made us "a call. His son Burt,
who had the misfortune to break his arm
by his horse falling, is makingg good progress
toward recovery.
The Judith roundup boys were given n
party at the residence of David Trepp on
lower Rock creek, last Friday evening. II
was "a farewell dance. There were about
sixty people present.
Some time ago it WAS reported that John
q. Ming had died in California. Last week
Tim Crowley received "a wedding card an
nouncing his marriage On Sept. tn Miss
Vina D. Bryan Of Ph1nix, Ariz.
Alex Branson has just received n full line
Oi barber supplies, consisting of hair oils.
hair invigorators, Pomades, hair toncs.
cosmetics, dandruff cure, bay rum. cologne,
raIors, razor strops, etc. Give him a call.
Charles Severance was in from Okla Sun
busiest men in Meagher county. He is not
only Mt the head Of five large sheep com
uanies. but is also largely interested in
cnining Meagher County News.
ID. c. Van Buren,. formerly of Maiden,
arrived from Elkhorn, first Of the week to
attend court. lie was subp9naed rs n
witness ia the case Of the state of Mon
tana W.. Ridell. Mr.. Van Buren, is princ-
pal Of the public school at Elkhorn.
A. Macumber, who has had a band Of
horses grazing north Of the city during the
past month, during which time he disposed
OF a number to our citizens, started Mon
day with the remainder Of the horses for
his ranch in the Judith valey.-Livingston
Enterprise.
W. T.. Vinson was in from Utica first of
the week ON private business. From him
we learned that Tom King and Burnbam
have discovered IA fine galena prospect at
the head Of Sage creek. and are getting cut
huge chunks of rich ore. The Belt noun
tains a ~ full of mineral