Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-06-18
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

l.. and John j. Fitzpatrick we're III from
Merino last week IN land business.
Advertisement ofCulver & Mobiles Fourth
OF July ball will lie found elsewhere.
The man with a cellar hall full OF water
thinks We liza We had about rain enough.
Miss Anna Kane. VIII" is now teaching on
the Judith, spent last Saturday in town.
C. +. Severance has IA wool clip of 10000
pounds, taken from bis Musselshell flock.
AL Spaulding and wife, OF Grass Range,
were registered at the Day House yesterday
Read notice of proposals for bids for con.
strncting race track and fencing, elsewhere
F. f. Mowry and Ole Thorson were in
from Stanford last week IN land business.
Rev. Father Dolls, OF Great Falls, held
Catholic service at this place last Sunday.
Note the change in Chas. Lehman K Co.'S
advertisement. Read what they have to
say.
q. A. Parrott's new esidence on the east
eide is going up as fact as the weather will
permit.
Chris Yegen, OF the firm OF Yegen & Co.,
Billings and TIBET, was in town during the
past week.
Will f. Bean, of Flatwillow, spent a cou-
pie OF days at the county seat during the
past week.
Joe Stile. has returned from Blake creek,
where he has been running an engine for
Paul Morase.
BoRs-To Mr.. and Mrs. George K~nudson,
OF North Mocca-in, on June 18th. a son;
weight, 10 pounds.
Emil Konoken arrived from Helena sun
day to take IA situation in Geo. NJ. stat
lords harness shop.
+. NJ. Thayer was in from stanford Mon
day. He reports plenty of grass and fat
steers ia that locality.
W. G. Norman and Doc. Lowe left yester-
day Tor the camps OF Neihsrt and Castle to
be absent several weeks.
DIR. Lapalme was called to Dog creek
yesterday morning to attend David Hilger'
who is reported sci iously III.
A number OF freight teams arrived from
Benton first of the week loaded with mer-
chandise for T. c. Power & Bro.
Miss Eund ldII, dCCoInpduieu ny "iSs
Stella Tayener, OF Trout creek, spent Sa-
turday and Sunday with her parents at
this place.
Miss HELEN Gray came up from Ubet
Saturday to attend Children's Day seryi-
ces. She was accompanied by Miss Gar
META Currier.
MARKEDLY Lewistown, on Monday,
June 18th, Mrs. Henry Elmer. of Bozeman,
TO Mr.. John Beam, OF Maiden, Rev. George
edwards officiating.
The sale OF brood mares and geldings,
which was advertised to take place on
June 22nd, has been postponed to Wednes-
day, July LIST. See notice.
There will be II horse race ON the bench
west OF town Saturday afternoon, between
Maurice SulliVau's gray mare and Walkers
Patsy. Stakes sloO "A side.
Come boys. Pick your best men and
play the home club on the Bird of July.
Large purse aud good game guaranteed.
Win or lose-a purse is yours.
Arthur Stoddard passed through town
last week Ell route to Great Falls, where
he goes To meet his mother, who is coming
from Connecticut to spend the summer will
him.
A.. Redding, late of the Judith Basin,
has purchased of Mayendorff x Co. their
entire stock of cigars, etc, aud will conduct
the business in the uture.-Great Falls
Tribune.
Hugh Green Was over from FIT. Maginnis
Monday, accompanied by Vim. Deuner. the
Spotted Horse druggist. Mr.. Green is go,
ing to dispose of his cattle interests and
embark in the sheep industry.
". c. Smith was in from his sheep ranch
neal Utica on Monday and Tuesday. Mr.
Smith usually spends the winters in Chi
cago, but thinks he will make Fergus
county his permanent home henceforth.
Adviees from Lewistown state that
James II. Moe, the well known banker, lie
seriously i'll with a.-Helena Her.
aid. Not quite true. Mr.. Noes illness is
caused from u malignant carbuncle on tht
breast. He is slowly improving.
Hunters freight teams pulled out foI
Lswistown, Fergus county, to-day, Will
rs. 0o0 pounds of merchandise for Erickson
The Wells boys teams are loading to-day
for the same point and party with 30 ,oOo
pounds of merchandise.-River Press.
One riding into town from the north
would suppose from appearances that WI
would soon have a railroad. But alas, il
is but four teams and eight men hard al
work building the McDonald-Andersor
ditch which taps the creek below town.
Nelson True spent II couple of days fish
ing on Spring creek last week. ALTHOUGH
bothered some by rain and riley waite
about a hundred trout and white tsl
caught on" to his enticing hook. 1t j,
said True spits on his bait, but We doubt
1T.
Chas. V. Peck, NJ. F. Wheeler and A. c
LYMAN we're in from Flatwillow on Ian,
business last week. Mr.. Peck has take
up his permanent residence in Helena an'
10 operating some in mining property. II
is stiIl interested in the Flatwillow country
however.
We are in receipt of cards announcing til
wedding Of Emmett r. Carroll, OF fogo
Mont, to Melvina j. Winner, ofMonticello
Iowa, the taking place in the lat
ter city ON June Bird. Bride and groom vii
be at home in Yogo, on June 25th. We ex
tend congratulations.
DR.. W. +. Hanson has purchased of Thos
NARROW the house and lot on the corner q
Main street and Fifth avenue. Considers
ton unknown. He ~contemplates dividin
1t in such "A manner as to afford "A privat
office Tor himself and also to leave root
for DIR. Daly's dentistry apartments.
d.. A. Meagher is about to improve hi
town property by erecting a barn thereo
and enclosing the land with "A hapdsom