Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-04-09
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

CREEK lucsuus'
F.. Huson came up from his ranch on
the Judith, Tuesday.
AL. Bouchar d and wife, al Halbert, were
in town last Friday.
In another columI will lie found notice oil
stock horses for sale.
los. MapaIIon came in from Okla first oil
the week to visit his family.
r. A. sloan. road supervisor, has com
menced work on our streets.
J.. l.. stuart was in from the North Moe
casin last Friday aud Saturday.
BoRx-To Mr.. and Mrs. q. w. Cook, on
Monday, April 6, 1891, "a daughter.
A. Hopkins. OF Cottonwood creek, was a
visitor at the county-seat Tuesday.
The brands OF the Bay State Cattle Co.
will be found in our horse brand directory.
Carpenters are at work on 6. NJ. Stat
lords new building on Washington street.
The brand Of James Fergus & Son is the
latest addition to our horse brand direct
DRY.
Rev. Edwards has gone to Granite to at
tend the meeting OF Presbytery on the 10th
NH'
This section was visited with rain Tues
day evening iIttie later Oh WIZ uo 'u''
as we'll.
BoRs-To Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ. Erickson.
on Thursday, April 2, a girl; weight seven
pounds.
E. W. Morrison was taken III last week
and confined I" ms oe"' o sera' ""S
III Is apie 10 u aoo"' So"
ID. s. Hastings and vile, j. NJ. Edward
and W. Il. Shell of Ross Fork, were IN
town Tuesday on land buHihess-
5. 7. Niles and family left for Dubuque
fret OF the week. Mr.. Niles VIII WORK the
Falligan ranch the coming season.
NJ A pyle ia confined To his bed from a
strain received while ha milling "A quarter Of
"a beei recently he Is Slowly
W. H.. Culver, the photographer mas
photograph copies of several oil Charley
Russell's late paintings. Twenty-Five cents
each.
The heavy ~cannonading heard first of the
week cannot lie attributed to the Italian
invasion. l.. Barber was simply blasting
for "A well.
~ ,...l,. po7amon Cbrouicle contained
v..la..t Foil a - nronrietors.
M. Ell a..uu.l ia. business management
ON ApriI /.
from, na.r crack first of
-, wool,rowers in good
-, Tho, sootion while cnttle men are
- o. .or,nIoi,
oan m for
some time mast and her condition is such
as to arouse the anxiety Of her friends. a
more favorable turn in her illness is hoped
for.
r.. :, town 81 connie of
-. NJ Lrou,bt M discour-
In, ,aws from tbe lower Judith country.
While cattle are looking a little thin, the
losses will not be heavy.
"e"s u -.
olfhiiorooh' was "ea'u w" ~
oisurpr'se ana soff""
was one oil 'ne pionee's '" 49,
hmenoef
Tn. sris,ds Of Mrs. Edith
wife ot Rev. III. d.. Wadsworth, will he
n.;o.d r., Isar, of the sudden death of her
gathar Mr. Il A Rra1shnM oil heart failure,
at His home in Lebanon, Missouri, March
10 1881.
~ uot,abIo vou,o stallion
- I'D oocasions5 his
~, .+,d;a5 harss
,ad;.;ra hard all day Sunday and applied
some of his knowledge to good effect. The
col, il ranidlv recovering.
SIR. Stiles informs us thht he mas soiu
enough wheat to sow ,oooacres and knows
of fully that number oil acres that VIII be
sown besides. With an average season the
wheat crop IN the county WIN he large.
Several parties nave gone TO the rairoau
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The work of rebuilding on the site OF the
recent fire il progressing. The walls OF Mr.
Stafford's building are well above ground
while o. E. Bennett is excavating to reach
grade Level ana expects 10 connuience Sloh'
work ahout the Hiluhie Oh next WEEK. '"
W. Norman ana Alex brahsoh WIN pun W
frame buildings an" are eNe"V'''hs ior 'h'
foundations.
The board Of appraisers completed theiI
iahsrs last Friday, after being IN session
seven days altogether. The board divide,