Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-11-03
C HAPPENINGS.

Vote for Helena for the permanent CAPT.
tai.
j. NJ. Croft was in from Stanford yester-
day.
Part OF the Maginnis drug stock has al
ready arrived.
Gov" Brooks returned home from the
east last Friday.
Hon. James Fergus visited the county
seat first at the week.
Revs. Edwards and Hawk returned from
the west last l. riduy.
Programme OF the Teachers Institute
will be found elsewhere.
The card OF Messrs. Coder and Goodell
will lie found elsewhere.
L. q. Wurden has moved his law office
into the Lapalme building.
Turn out and join the Republican pro-
cassion next Monday evening.
j. L. Murray is building a large addition
in the rr,r OF his Main street property.
Place an y opposite the names of Kelly,
Meagher, Smith, Stafford and Hanson.
Geo. W. Jackson, the musical instrument
IN IN, is ia this section on "A business trip.
Mr.. Charles Carr, of Okla, secretary of
the Midland Telephone company, was in
town last Saturday.
Remember Louis Rotwitt when you 20
to the polls. Doe should get "a big ma
iority Ia this county.
John ). Love, of Neihart, and Hosea l..
Fisher, ot Stamford, were in town yester-
day on land business.
james WhiIe-"Sinbad, the sailor"-Ole
Opheim aud W. J. Winnett were in town
last week on land business.
T. c. Power Il Bro. are moving int" the
new Lnux building. They will be in full
possession by the first OF next week.
L. T.. Chandler was in town first of the
week. lie participated in the Republican
rally held at Cottonwood on Monday
evening.
We request that someone in zach precinct
OF the county see that returns are sent us
as soon as possible after the ballots are
counted.
II you want n competent, painstaking
assessor, n man who shows no Partially
ia doing his work, vote for Henry Simons
Tor assessor.
Remember, IA vote for George Edward for
superintendent of schools, is Al vote Tor ii
thorough gentleman and a most compe-
tent educator.
Miss Anna Watson, who has been visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. Powell, for the
past three months, left Tuesday for her
home in Minneapolis.
Let no one be deceived by what may APP
pear in the next issue of the Mud Geyser.
We understand it will contain mere than
it's usual amount of filth and faIsehoud.
Grand Republican torch-light procession
next Monday evening. Republicans Of this
vicinity are earnestly requested to turn
out and make the final demonstration one
worthy al the great cause they esponse.
A vote cast for Fred w. Wright, of Park
county, candi, ate Tor state treasurer, will
be IA vote given for "a most capable and
popular officer. He enjoys the confidence
and esteem of nearly every voter in Park
county and will receive II rousing majority
in his OWL home.
VIM. Eschmeyer has purchased James
IL. Noes residence and house furniture and
will become a, resident of Lewistown in a
lew days. We understand the considera-
ton WAS $1,000. Mr.. Eschmeyer has
rented his ranch and sheep to David Fore
man for n period of three years.
C. c. Burke, of Flatwillow, desires us to
ask the ''bunco steerer' why he did not
publish the Accommodation written by him.
1t was because the unprincipled blackguard
and blackrnailer desired Mr.. Burke to
write something that was untrue in regard
To Mr.. Burg and the latter was too honor
able to do So.
We again admonish all Republicans and
fair minded voters i'll this county to be-
ware of canards that may be sprung on
the eve nf election, when there is not ample
time to refute them. Do not vote Your
prejudice or be influenced by Infamous.
groundlrss lies, the products of vicious and
depravetI individuals who seek success re-
s~nrdless Of deceney and honor. Let us
show To the state and the world that we
have reached a stage of higher civilization.
Mrs. Joseph Rnlston and child and Miss
May Stockwcll met with an accident while
Tliln- liHi ftluhN aIIefnbOn. one al the
wheels OF the cart in which they were riding
passed over an old tea kettle and Mrs.
RItlstun thinking that the cart was going
over, let go ui the lines and Jumped out.
Miss Stuckwcll dropped the child out of
the cart and in attempting to get out her
self one foot was caught in the Stats III the
cart and she was dragged several rods, re-
ceiving bruises about the face. The child's
ankle was slightly sprained. The horse
stopped after going At short distance.
We understand that II prominent Demo-
crat-of this place telegraphed the Demo
cratic state central committee last week
not tn send any more money 10 the "bunco
steerer." who is acting as chairman of he
Democratic county committee. 1t is
stated that instead Of putting the money
into the campaign he is putting it up in
wngers on various officers. a few days ago
lac was iiourishing Dave IIilger's cheek for
$50. and Collins check for 500. He put
up $50 out of the former check on Cleve-
land. Whether Dave stood in on the bet
or not we are unable to ascertain. The
''bunco steerer" had AN object in view in
seeking the craftsmanship.
No true Republican should be deceived
into voting for Noble, the boiler. 1t will
result in "a vote for Dcaton and nothing
else. Mr.. Noble knows this as well as any
one. He has been under moor tic man
agement since he declared himself and has
received his instructions from that source.
His circulars. card and all of his printing
has been lone in the office of the Mud Gey- /
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