Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-12-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

c. l.. Haszett was in from Ubet last
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Waite visited Lew
istowu hast week.
BoHN-To Mr.. and Mrs. C.. b. Fly. on
November oath, a boy.
Freight continues to arrive from the
railroad for Lrwistown merchants.
d.. j. Davis. superintendent of the stage
line, WIS ia town first Of the week.
Patrick Leneghan, Of the Spotted Horse
mine, was ia town first OF the week.
The board nf county con missioners meet
in ~regulnr quarterly session next week.
MIR. and Mrs. T. b. McShaue, Of Judith
Landing spent thanksgiving in Lewistown.
BuRN-Tp Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kies, Of
I. Magtnnis, on Thursday. Nov. 9th, a
girl.
Sheriff elect Denton was in town during
the week. He expects to move his family
in som.
W. ii. Kelly returned from Great Falls
last sunday. He was snow bound for sew
crs,l days.
J. H.. Waite and family and Mrs. Sloane
spent thanksgiving with MIR. and Mrs. f.
+. Wright.
Drs. Hanson X Stone are very busy now
a-duys attending to the wants OF the sick
and afflicted.
Several hunting parties have started for
the badlands ia quest al deer within ~the
past lev days.
:. s. Hohson, who recently returned from
Chicago aud Davenport, Iowa, is spending
a few days la town.
Miss HELEN Gray is expected to meet Mr..
Gray in Helena next week and return to
Lcwistown with him.
William Fergus, who ZANE in Monday to
attend court, is accompanied 10y his
daughter, Mrs. Landru.
The Garland stoves at Huhensack n
Slonn's have good points that cannot he
found in any other stoves.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. w. Stoddard passed
through town last Saturday cn route to
their home near Fit. Muginuis.
FoR SALE-A dwelling house an Main
street, with good cellar. For further par
ticulnrs enquire at ARGUs Office. l7tf
Father Schul,r, Of st. Peters mission,
will conduct services in the Catholic church
next Sunday morning at 10 IA. M.
Edgar G. Wurdcn has moved his office
into his permanent quarters over Ham
muud n Roberts ucw building ON the west
side.
r. r. Carson has sold his saloon inter
ests to w. \. ShHules and james Weaver
aud the latter parties tool possession last
Saturday
Zen Stevens was up from TIBET Monday
ard reports IA royal time at that place on
Thanksgiving day. The storm prevented
II large Attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cook and Miss Or
Wis, spent Thanksgiving with w. II. Peck,
of TT. Maginnis. They also visited with
the family OF William Fergus.
Tn recent snow storm has proved n
great benefit to the range. Cold weather
without snow would nave given cattle and
sheep men considerable anxiety.
Job work of every description neatly exc
cutcd at this office. Send in your orders
for bill heads, letter heads, note heads, cir
culars, cards, pamphlets, &e, DC.
1t is not unlikely that gr~asshoppers will
make their appearance again before winter
sets in for good. We are entitled to a
month Of fine weather even if Cleveland is
elected.
Mrs. Emily Fitzhugh and children ar
rived from Oregon last Saturday evening
to Join MIR. Fitzhugh, who has been here
several months. They will make their
home in Lewistown.
The thanksgiving dance at Culver's hall
last Thursday was fairly well attended.
The music was not up to the usual stand
ard, all regretting the absence OF Mr.. Fitz-
hugh from the orchestra. The supper was
better than usual, however.
Considerable Improvement has been made
in our ~postoffice during the past week. Mr..
Gray has shipped from Chicago a hand
some case containing about $50 lock
boxes, thirty call boxes and other conven-
fences. 1t is "A decided change for the
better.
W. G.. Norman, having secured a first
class jeweler in Mr.. d.. f. Hemphill, OF Iewa.
Is prepared to do everything in his line in IA
most satisfactory manner Mr.. Hemphill
is IA graduate of Woodcock's celebrated
matchmaking school, from which he has a
diploma.
T. Il. Carson and Morris Sullivan left,
first OF he week for Hunters Hot Springs,
from which point Mr.. Carson will take his
departure for Fort Worth, Texas, on a
brief visit to his former h".ne, while Mr..
Sullivan will proceed to Oregon to remain
n portion of the winter.
Judge DuBose opened court Monday
morning, but finding no civil or criminal
business Of Importance, discharged the
jurymen and the most of them returned
to their homes on Tuesday. Some pro-
bate business was disposed Of by his honor
on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Ed Wright returned from lower Armelrs
creek Monday, where he left the hunting
. PARTY. The boys had killed ten deer up to
the time he left camp. He reports that
Fred Reed, the noted hunter Of the Mis-
souri, brakes. has killed forty-five deer and
one bear in the last two weeks.
Clarence NJ. Guodell, representative-elect
arrived at his home in Philbrook Sunday
evening from North Dakota, where he went
with horses. He came ON to Lewistown
Monday to attend court as a juror. He
saws one of the worst billiards he ever saw
struck Minot while he was there. He did
fairly well with his horses.
Judge DuBose and F. w. Mettler arrived
from Fort Benton Monday morningin time
To omen court at the usual hour. They
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