Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-03-31

II will be remembered that j. o.. Gilker-
son and VIM. Hortop were Luther Bar
ber's bondsmen, in the sum of $3.50 cash,
as insurance agent for the Hartford COM
pany. The bondsmen have settled with the
company and Mr.. Barber has decided them
his town property to in a measure com
pensate them for the loss.
James Kincaid, who was sentenced to the
penitentiary on the charge OF assault with
a deadly Weapon at the April term, 1890,
this county, has served out his sentence,
and has been restored the rights OF citizen
ship by the governor, subject to the APP
prevail of the state board of par1ons,
notice of which will be found elsewhere.
MARRIED-At the home OF the bride in
Lewistown, at eight O'Clock Tuesday even
ing, March 29tb, Ioh Oscar Helsing. of
Beaver creek, to- Miss Olive Lyons, OF Lew
istown, Rev. Geo. Edwards officiating.
| Only the brothers and sister Of the bride
we're present. and the happy couple left for
Beaver creek that night. where they will
make their future home.
Henry L.andes, the well known old time
stage man is ia town, driving ia here Fri
,lay from Okla. Mr.. Landes says that he
notices a great change ir Big Timber since
he was last here and that the town is get
ting there. The Okla and Judith countries
will come mere this hummer, the telephone
Joining Big Timber with those points max,
this their most convenient trading point
Big Timber Pioneer.
In the case of Logan VS., Regan, in the
district court, in sustaining a motion by
the plaintiff for judgment upon the plead
ings, Judge DuBose instructed j. W. Gray,
receiver OF the partnership property and
accounts, to proceed at once to the collec-
ton OF all accounts due the firm, and bring
suits without delay in all cases where pay
ment was not made promptly.
Harry O. Willard has received a tele.
gram from Congressman Dixon in which
the latter states that Harry has passed his
examination for West Point. The papers
have been in Washington for some weeks
waiting examination and are now pro
nounced satisfactory by the department.
which makes the young man a full tedged
cadet. We congratulate the young man
on his success and Fergus county in having
Il boy who could lead all Others and cap
tnre the prize.
The annual school elections throughout
The county takes place on Saturday of this
week. The people Of the various districts
ahonld see ia il that good men are chosen
for trustees. Although it is not definitely
known who will be candidates in this dis.
| t.;.t ,I. f.IInntno uantla..n hoe. la.p
mentioned as good timber from which tn
select n candidate: n. NJ. Erickson, Samuel
Phillips, Robert Jackson, j. H. Smith,
Jacob Holzemer, II. A. Sloan, Orlando
Sawyer and r. W. Noble.
Else " here will be found the call for a Re
publican county convention, to he held al
L~ewistown on April 23rd. The primaries
are to held at the polling places in the sew
eral precincts, on April 10th. NJ Lewis
town, the polls for the primaries will be
open from four to half-past six, so that
all may nave an opportunity to vote. 1t
is hoped by the committee that this latter
plan may meet the approval Of the party
and result in n larger vote being polled than
could be secured at a meeting.
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Review will contain articles on Patriotism
and Politics by Cardinal Gibbons; on the
Olympian Religion by Mr.. Gladstone; Oh
the Negro Question by Thomas Nelson
Page; on Michigan's Presidential Electors
by the governor of Michigan; on the Free
Zone in Mexico by the Mexican Minister
on the Modern Cart of Thespis by the
comedian, W. II. Crane; on Money and
| Usury by Henry Clews; on Typhus Fevers
E by DIR. Cyrus Edison; on Reciprocity and
:, the Farmer by Hon. Hilary Herbert, chair
man of the committee on naval affairs; OF
French Girls by Nine. Adam; and on I'm
. migration by the Hon. John b. Weber
2 United States inspector Of immigration
and Charles Stewart Smith, president o
n the New York Chamber OF Commerce.