Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-07-30
JUDITH VALLEY LOCALS.

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The eloquent Bishop Brewer Withhold SER
vices at the hall IN Philbrook Monday
evening" august oru. n rare ihoeiiec,uai
treat is certainly IN store ior all VINO may
attend. tuesday evening the bishop VIII
he at UTICA.
Tomorrow Mrs. Dawkins closes her
scbool ut pbilhrool In the avan;ng the
scholars will render a carefully prepared
programme consisting OF Rotations, read
ings and music; both vocal and instru-
mental. The public is invited to attend.
J.. NJ. Wight and Bill Ettien have returned
from the Crow reservation, where they
have been enjoying an outing of over a
months duration. Bill was master of the
cuisine and he served up trout as the niece
de resistance for more than forty consecu-
tive DAVIS.
Judith valley ranchers have in~aupurated
their ANIMAL festivities OF the ado
The flies are 40 numerous this season that
Maud Muller will hardly rake this summer
unless she hos hor p-e.t, head vu,vioped ia
netting and her skirts fastened securely at
the ankles with a paddock.
Mr.. Fisher of Missouri. visited last week
with his nephew, Geo. w. Fisher, of Utica.
Mr.. Fisher has lived in Missouri over fifty
years and is at present a prominent mem
Der of Fayette. Howard county. MIR.
Fisher ia still hale and hearty and is a
thorough gentleman of the old school. He
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/ Ter VINO resides at Livingstone.
TIL. Methodist local n,stor n n MAIDS
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WITH ~ II n'S' Vi II week 10 "rea.
falls, where the annual conierance VIII
convene on the 3lst inst. In n recent jssue
,s tho 9Th. Montana Christ;.n .avooata,
the Rev. gentleman thus voices his faith in
the productiyeness of the Judith Valley in
general and of the members OF his flock ina
particular: The abundance of rain will
insure "A good crop of potatoes for the
next preacher and his family"
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Sept. eth. 1890.
Ny own BELovEp:-l am sitting and fish
ing on .he pahks OF TINS peaurnu, stream
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trout. We lea We today for our home which
is Ubet, Mont. Hoping to see you soon,
remain io"rs Iiuea'"'
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them from d heighoorihg oeneh anu chase'
them into a tent. She lost no time in taR
ing possession of the tent. when tn
ahrisn'eu 'oup.e k '"e
were Just out oil reach OF her cruei horns
The situation was indeed getting seriou
:, when Friend made n sneak for a Winche,
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+. the head with tine TAN piece oil the WACO
1 box as she was attempting to climb uI
She vas finally disnatcbed after three I'm
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