Fergus County argus., 1890-02-27

was goiii- u give us 'he ''i' Sh'h' ~ ~
axes its departure.
Tom McShane was ia town last week
rom judith Landing. lie recently rcturncd
rom Il trip to Omaha.
Andrew and W II. Fergus. accompanied
~ the daughter, "f William Fergus at
ended the Masquerade.
Dick Thomas and Miss Dawes Of tibet
scre in attendance at the masquerade
,ariy last Friday evening.
BuRN-To Mr.. aud Mrs. Charles Young oi
lem. Idaho. formerly of Maiden. on the >th
INST, "a boy; weight, : pounds.
Under sheriff Shaulc~ returned last week
rom u tour around the county suinnoning
jurors for The spring term of court.
Mrs. Lathrop left for Maiden last Satur-
,lav to engage in the restaurant business
with Mrs. Craddock. Sucress To the ladies.
The Fergus County Argus wants flour
ing mill AT Lewistown. The enterprising
ne.ple ol that town usually get what they
want.-nelena stock Journal. Correct.
p.J. Kane aud wife returned from the
east on last Fridays coach. Mr.. kaneand
Miss Emma Gudsell of this place were
united in marriage at Frankiord. Mis-
souri. GA January 18Th. They are receiv-
ing the congratulations of friends.
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side cemetery. tins city. yesterday. The
mother has iur several days been IN IA crit
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What's the matter with forming an agri-
cultural and stock as.nciation aud having
a county fair next September \ very
sreditable exhibition could be gotten up.
We have in this county some of the finest
cattle io be- found in the west. while in
hor-, liesh this section is not behind any
other in Montana. Some line young trot-
'ihs ana "fait stoeh VIII I've r'""s '"' en-
hibition next iali' In iarm prod"e's we
can raise Digger turhips' cappases an"
spuashes thah 'he most 'aNofea "' 'hs
oder states "heh u '"'"es !" h"'se-r"e
ins' there are any hummer "' n!srs III 'he
county. a gaia an" Pr""'"o'e eA"'p''""
could be held. " Is worth thihhihs ao"ut'
The ,,,.ouer,,ds marty piven last Friday
evening in I.ewistown hall. though not AZ
Iarr.. perhaps. AS was anticipated. was "A
very b.ppv event. There were about sixty
maskers ON the floor when the ball opened.
and their costumes reached almost from
the sublime to the ridiculous. They were
vrotesous. un;aue and paudy. There were
flower girls. washerwomen, godesses, clowns,
Indians, feot-racars, ba socialists. jockeys,
and q good many that represented nothing
in particular. The masks were removed at
II o'clock, when. of course, good many
surprises we're IN store iah''"s continues
until an early hour III 'he i'"rhins' '"e
music was hrs'-eias-' some "' '"e '''
TUNES, thongh iha"e a' hoh'o' "e'' 'e''
costly ana pre''y'
We have been hanging "n the ragged edge