Fergus County argus., 1890-05-22

date respectively recorded - follows:
>wimminr. 2G.52 minutes: walking. G.2:.:
~now-hnes. 5.39a,: rowing. sol. running.
l.l.i., tricycle.. 2.@p -: bi.ycle. 2.29 ! >.
Skating. 2.i2 -. tr"ttins horse. 2.n> :;
running horse. 1887. railroad train. so
seconds; hallunu. pneumatic tube aud cleo
tricitv records yet io he made. EN.
Great Falls Tribune: T.. +. Hrrsey. the
Philbrook merchant. hobbs the lines over
one 81 Z lee finest teams ever seen ON the
streets "f Great Falls. They attracted
much attention to-day aud ~ Mr.. II. drove
them along Central avenne were the oh
served oi all observers. They are jet black
in color aud very stylish. Mr.. lIersev
bought them in the Judith Basin, and the
'tct that they are Montana bred makes
them all the more valuable.
Miss Edna Waterman. White sulphur
Springs very efficient sienogra pher. won
many eneomiums during the recent term.
Many exciting scenes occurred hetween at
ior.eys and witnesses. yet theentire wordy
warfare was taken. and she turned with
ease to any part of the testimony recorded
and read il readily to the court. OF the
many who attempt shorthand but few at
tain speed, aud Miss Edna : one of he lew
and promises to prove "a marvel in her line.
lIusbandman.
Dr. Iapalnr WAS called ont ia Fogarty' =
ranch last Saturday night to attend Mrs.
Davis. who had SUSTAINED injuries 10y II
wagon wheel passing over her face The
tdy had just alighted from the wagon.
l'aving child on the seat. when the horse
t"ek fright at something and started. She
turned to grab the line and fell beneath the
wheel, receiving IA severe hrui-e. The child
grabbed the lines aud stopped the team.
The doctor says Mrs. Fogart, is making
good progress toward recovery from her
recent injury.
The following personal. taken from the
Helena Independent. is very amusing:
"rhas. :. Fell editor ei the Fergus Count v
\RGrs, is in the city from Lewistown. ac-
cnmpanied 10y his wife Mr.. Fell goes to
Chicago and other eastern peints to-mor-
row To purchase some tine cattle fer his
ranch. lie reports that Fergus county Was
blessed Saturday and sunday with a thirty
hour rainfall, aud the rain soaked into the
groLnd six inches. The stnckgrowrrs aud
farmers are c"ns"quentl, juhiant over the
bright outlook for the season.
State Veterinarian Holloway was in
town last Friday and called at the ARGr>
office. lie found a number Of horses ia the
county that were "locoed" aud had two
killed that were affected with CHAMBERS. lie
says the loco weed j. on the Increase On he
ranges of the state. 1t is possible. how p
ever, that II appears more prominent ow-
,ug to he short grass. lie regards il as
impossible I. rid the range of the weed, but
saws horses can easily br cured ii gwen at
tention in time. ut~idr of the inro aiiec-
tion horses all over the state are IL good
health The d"rt"r left Friday for trip
through Meagher county.
MIR. lInhensaek received letter from
Cyrus STILES of Monroe. Mich, last week. in
which the gentleman stated that he would
leave on Monday "f this week for lewis
town Mr.. Stiles is one "f the parties who
have beru rucorresponling with the secretary
of the board of trade in relation to the
Touring mill. u hotter from whom apprarr.
im the AEois ah.ut a nonih ago. The gen
tleman has capital and We believe III make
our people a lair proposition. lie should
be given u cordial welcome and all reason.
able encouragement. bur citizrus should
show some interest in this matter by at
tending - meeting that viii probably 10
called upon hs arrival.