Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-04-16
C HAPPENINGS.

Likewise the emniverous picket pm
Considerable grain has already been sowH.
.+tor,av harrison is able to be about
again.
G. N. Tayener wa. in from Trout creek
last week.
:. b.. scott, Of Philbrook, is visiting at
the county seat.
See ,dvertis. ment of Chicago supply
store elsewhere.
Mrs. Fl. C.. Bloom is confined to her bed
with pneumonia.
F.. f. Wright returned Yesterday from a
brief visit to Utica. He WIS accompanied
back by James Shelton.
10 Jackson will shortly occupy his resi-
deuee in Lewistown.
r.. 7. Duffy. OF Okla, was a visitor at the
county seat Tuesday.
Charley MaIoy was in from Deeriield last
Saturday for supplies.
Philip /. Moule, OF Bercail, was in town
a coupls Of days last week.
Prof. j. NJ. PFrrent has rented his house
to the Limbu,ger brothers.
Geo. +. Judd, of Okla, spent several days
in town during the past week.
Anumber of freight teams pulled out for
Fit. Benton first Of the week.
John Brooks, of salt creek, spent two OF
three days in town last week.
Elsewhere find notice of sale Of school
honds for TIBET district No. q.
Major Reed and George Bach, of Cotton
wood, visited the city Monday.
George NJ. Stone was in from Ph'lbrook
first of the week on land BUSINESS.
Joseph Msson's saloon front has been
decorated in red. white and blue colors.
q. w. Cook spent three or four days at
his sheen ranch ON Dog creek last week
BoRS-To Mr.. aud Mrs. c. Il. Fly, ON
Sunday, April IL, a girl; weight ; pounds
County commissioner held a special SEES
sion last Saturday. Proceedings elsewhere
Frank Seville aud family have moved
into W. ". BENNETT residence on juneau
street.
saw mill men are beginning to rustic. IL
looks as though they would have Al busy
season.
Daniel :. Lntz aud nlnInon Lutz and
wife. OF TIBET. were registered at the Day
r iIonse Tuesday.
A 7. W-stfclt and 7. J. Frost. Of Grass
Range. were registered at the Lewistown
Hotel, Tuesday.
f. f. Smith purchased a inedriving team
of matched grays from l.. d. Divers OF the
Judith. Price $3.50.
&C. Long, the saw mill man, was ihtowr
Monday. lie expects to start his mil th'
la liter part OF this week.
Jos. A. Graham, Geo. f. Knowles AND
John Braiden were in from Stanford Mon
day ON land business.
Jas. H.. Moe will leave tomorrow iol
White Sulphur Springs and Helena to DE-
absent n couple of weeks.
Will Powell was in from the Judith Tues
day. He says u good rain storm would p'
just the thing for the grass.
We call the attention of those wanting
potatoes for seed or other purposes to an
advertisement on this page.
Parties desiring flour can be supplied al
W. W. DeWitt's. This house has n consid
cradle quantity on hand yet.
Now is the time when the sturdy granger,
g.tbar and discuss the merits of the differ
emit plowa. seeders and mowers.
A.. Hogeland was mp from the Juditl
Monday and Tuesday. He reports every
thing looking well in that locality.
J.C. Walker was in town Monday arr
Tuesday,. Mr.. Walker has started his mil
and commenced delivering lumber.
state Auditor Kenney announces thata a
bounty claims allowed by the board OF eS
aminers will be paid next December.
Read notice of stations for sale by [
Rsrr Smith & Son. of Beaver creek. Writ
or call on them before purchasing eis'
where.
We call attention OF horse breeders to til
advertisement of Exploit" owned by job
II. Wilson, Billings. Mont. Read the ped
gree of the horse.
W. W. Bennett and wits have removed
their ranch on East Fork for the summel
NJ. b. Darrow and family will remain j
town for IA time at least.
]. II. Moe, accompanied by D.. NJ. Grow
sey. made a trip to Ford's creek last wee
90 receive the Dhhd 81 euccp puiNhuoe" .
Gently OF Chandler & Chamberlain.
Oscar Stephens came in from his ranc
beyond FIT Maginnis, Sunday. He report
the cattle losses very light in that locality
Water is running and grass growing.
One coil of barbed wire, one disc harrow
one breaking pillow, taken collectively befor
retiring will cure the grippe 1t is IL
-. - 80. .,lt.f aftar
week oi suffering.
William Fergus and wife were in fro
ArrnelI's creek Sunday and Monday. The
daughter, Miss Maggie, who has been emo
ing the brnifts OF our school the past wi
ter, returned home with them.
los. MoorheRd passed through TOW
Monday en- route to his stock ranch, ne'
Grafton, Cascade county. He will retui
to Maiden about the Goth inst. by whi'
time he expects Mr.. Meadow will arri'
from the east.
The death of Henry Mclean Martin, 4
well known woalbuyer, particulars OF whi
are given elsewhere, will be sad news
many Of our woulgrowers, who knew hi
well. He was held in the highest esteem
all who knew him.
J.J. Davis, manager Of the stage line, vs.
in town first OF the week. The coaches "
run on summer time from now on, II
TIBET coach will run through to Made
We understand the line will soon he
stocked with good horses.
Eugene Welch. a sheepherder, died at I
poor farm last Thursday OF pneumon1
lie had been drinking quite hard prior
his illness. He was last employed IN t
n~eighborhood OF P~hilbrook, but came
Iewistowu about three weeks ago.