Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-05-26

symposium which is announced Tor publ
cation in the June number. The subject IL
"Th- Harrison Administration" and the
participants ia the discussion are Senator
Dawes oil Massachusetts, Senator Dolph OF
Oregon, and senator Colqnitt of Georgia.
Miss Laura Place, of Junction City, Kan
sas. hsa been selected by the rrh"nl board
IL teach the higher intermediate depart
ment al the Lew istoNH school the coming
Term. The lady IL 4 teacher al experience
aud comes highly recommended ia -v-ry
RESPECT by the superintendent "f the ,lunr-
ton City arhnois. She IL "a niece al Geo.
W. Cook, uf this place.
A private letter recently received lay
Thomas Gregory from MIR. 4. q. Gray,
~ho - now in san Eranci-co, states that
her husband. Who il well known here, is
dangerously i'll with pneumonia. The gen
tleman has many friends ia this communi-
~ who will he sorry To learn Of his illness
aud shall hope soon tn hear of his improve
ueut aud recovery.
Mrs. j. j. Rooney, nf Utica, was brought
tn town last week and examined hy "A
board to determine As la her sanity. No
duuht existed hut that her mind was tenn
pnrarily d~erangrd, and her husband and
his brother, who were with her, took her
To Warm Springs for Treatment. DIR. Han
son thinks that in "a few weeks she will have
recovered sufficient to return home.
Harry q. Willard leaves this week for
West Point. where he will report on June
18th and begin his seven years service for
his country. The young man will visit in
Ohio some days on his way east. Mrs.
Highland Smyrr, IA sister of Mrs. DIR. vii.
lard, and who attended the latter in her
recent severe illness. will return to her
home ia Deer Lodge, accompanying Harry
| tn the railroad.
Watkins K Wunderlin have been crowded
with work since they opened their new
shop on the creek bank. They have n
r"omy building and conveniently located,
They expect To put ia n water wheel SONS
time during the summer, which will enabl,
them to make sash, doors and blinds
They will soon have ON hand "A supply O
collins, so that parties wanting caskets foi
the dead can procure them without delay
W ~ w AstNfif Win u new
additions. is one nf the largest and mos
convenient stahles in Montana. There il
now room for fifty head Of horses. besides
three box stalls for stallions or race horses
two OF these stalls are 9Nl5, strongly built
with double hinged doors. Mr.. Sawyer
will put in "A water wheel for the purpose o
furnishing water with which to wash car
riages. The corral will be considerably en-
larget and IA portion nf the space set apart
as IA roping corral. Lewistown now ha,
two excellent livery stables, and will b'
able to shelter all the horses gathered herr
nn important occasious.
T.. NJ. Meadow, owner Of the celebrated
spotted Horse mine, near Masinnis, Fergu.
county, has been stopping at the Helens
Enjoying good health, aud has only beer
waiting far the weather Ia settle beior
proceeding to the mine. He Hays the mail
shaft il now down 315 feet, 100 feet haVin
been SUM this winter. He has not srel
the property since last fall, but report
from the superintendent show that til
property ia ia fine shape with "a larg
amount ri rich ore la sight. The Spotte,
Horse is regarded AS the richest gold min
IN Montana. The mill is soon t" be start
e,l.-Herald.
Assayer George +. Hudson returned las
week from "A trip through Running an,
Dry Wolf creeks aud N"go districts. II
reports things as looking remarkably We
in that section, and hr thinks that ia tim
81. "a a. III. E
Montana. He also visited Utica in tn
Judith country, and found the people ther
all much interested in the binding al
road from Barker. and anxious to sc
work started from this side. A petition
nav being circulated, Which viii be present
-i tn the county commissioners ri Fergu
county at their next meeting asking that
road be built to connect with the one froI
Barker. IL ia said to br IA certainty tina
the road will Toe agreed Ia by the commir
sioners and completed 10y the first nf Oct,
her. Belt Mountain Miner.
DR.. Rotwitt, who is known in politics "a
the gray fox of Meagher,'' has Away
been the boss in his own bailiwiek; in fac
he is so strong that no Democrat eau beu
him ia that doubtful county. He ran on,
ON an independent ticket for county eler
and got more votes than his opponent
together. While the genial secretary
friends are many and loyal, it cannot
said that his candidacy would attract an
great amount of enthusiasm IN his part.
} This is because in later years he has show
no great aptitude for state politics. III
] younger men have been running the m
; chine and the doctor has been Wilt.
Treasurer Hickman, who is quite as pop
I lar, has kept n closer grip ON the party
the state, though like his brother officer
I is not close enough to the machine me
= Either might become a compromise cano
t acknowledgements. The many friends
Doc" Rotwitt in Fergus county would
pleased to see his name mt the head al ii
# state ticket.