Fergus County argus., 1890-11-13


lie didn't get lost in the shuttle.
How long will suffering people have to
endure the present mail service
No doubt there are a good many Repub
licans who now wish they had voted.
The Democrat promises to rival the
Police Gazette" as a sensational sheet.
John Brooks was in from Salt creek yes
.crday. lie reports sheep in tisecondition.
brated the election Of Dixon last Sunday
night.
The q. A. II. ball promises to be the event
of the season. Go and help the old veter-
ans out.
BoRN-To Mr.. n Mrs. W. II. Kelly, on
Wednesday, Nov. 12th, a girl. Weight, :
pounds.
The carpenter's hammer is still heard
early and late. Building will continue well
into the winter.
Our rooster" has the chicken colo, and
has gone to the rear ef the hennery. lie
will recover by 1892.
Will Silverman, of Silverman Bros. X Co..
wholesale liquor dealers Of Great Falls, is
in town in the interest of his house.
Keep in mind the party to be given by
the q. A. r. post on Thanksgiving. Every
body invited. Tickets only 81 80.
E.P. Chandler was in from Deer creek
nrst OF the week. He recently returned
with his family from visit to Helena.
County Attorney Smith has not left for
Canada, nor thought seriously of suicide.
Who will the "mud seyser" spout about
next
The Great Falls coach which was due
here Tuesday at II IA. m. did not arrive
until 10 d. m. There must have been a
heavy frost sOnew here along the line.
MARRIED-At the residence OF Rev. W.
A. Foster, Of Pennington avenue, st. Paul,
on Oct. 3Oth. Miss Maggie DeCou, of TIBET,
to ". ". Coates, of Martinsdals, Mont.
l.. W. Gsrlich, Of this office, returned
Tuesday night from deer hunt Of several
davs in the North Moccasin mountains.
He returned with a good appetite and
full beard.
CIR. Norris is up from Judith Landing.
Mrs. Norris accompanied him as lar as r..
p. Chambers ranch on Deer creek. Mr.
Norris reports no snow in that section o'
the country.
Mrs. Alice Barrows writes us that she
Is going to give Thanksgiving dinner and
dance At Ubet This means good time to
~ those ~ho spend the day at that place
Everybody invited to attend
Milton I.afo,lette. Of Beaver creek, has
r.utes his ranch and. will leave this weeh
for Walla Waila, Washington, with hi
family, where he will spend the winter ano
possibly locate permanently
lanes NJ. Harris, the Halbert hors'
.rewer. was in town yesterday. tie reports
s,i, horses free from disease and fat as but
ter. lie has good grass on his range MIR
U.rri. has soue fine bloosled stock.
CT. Rathbons and T. J. Johns arrived
ON last evenings coach from ober''n, Kan
the former is "A brother of T.. IL. Rathbone
nj this plase. The latter is a typo an'
comes to take IA situation "n the Democrat
George Opperrnanr returned Monday from
s,is huntiny trip to the Sn"wy mountains
lie left Mr Beck behind to haul IN TN
game. owing To the load the latter Is ~"
.expectsd in until the latter part of tn
week.
cJ Powell and bride arrived in tow
last Saturday and are ut I'resent stopp'n
with Mrs. George W. Hunter. They vii
occuuv Thomas Conway's new residence
soon as it is completed, which viii be IN
couple Of weeks.
The Montana Stage company takes tn
mail contract so low that it forces out o.
competitors and then tries to play even D.
,oor eouipment. The horses are poor ant
crinpled up, and until very recently hav
been fed nothing but hay.
A slight change has been made by IN
stase company. The Great Falls coac
now runs to Maiden, while the Ubet coac
doubles back from Lewisto~n to ube'
The next change that should he made is T.
run within several days ef schedule time.
I'll. Frost returned from his home o
Mcdonald creek Tuesday evening. He r.
ports q big deer killing in that vicinity las
week. in which Frost Bros, NJ. Mct'aule
and man ma med Pa tten killed twenty-hv
in three days. One white tail buck weighe
$50 pounds.
communication from Tibet was omi
ted owing to the failure of the writer
attach his name. 1t is an iron-clad rule
all priptiny offices that parties sen'i'i
articles for publication he required To CIV
their ma mes, not necessarily Tor appearah'
; r;,t hut a - an evidence of good iaith.