Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-11-24
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Give thanks.

The nes drug store is now open for bust
ness.
Buy II Garland stove at Hobensack Il
Sloan's.
w. II. Kelly and Ole Opheim left Friday
last on a business trip to Great Falls.
W. l.. Johnson has moved his Testau-
rant into W. G. Norman's new building.
\ union Thanksgiving service will be
held this morning at the Methodist church.
To come up to the stauonrd Montana
should have a month oil good weather yet.
Geo. Wiedeman and family are now oc-
cupying the Powell esidence ON Fifth ave
nue..
Pres Lewis teams pulled out for Fort
Benton, Monday-probably the last trip
he will make.
L. W. Morrison, Of this place, has been
admitted to practice before the United
States courts.
Walter II. Tenney, Jr., OF Boston, came
up from Zig Timber Friday and registered
at the Day House.
c. Il. Nebinger arrived IRON St. Paul Sun
day To take charge of the mechanical de-
plrtment oi the ARGUS.
For reut.-One siX-room or Two three
room dwelling houses Near to school.
Apply to Camille Hugue.
Annual Thanksgiving dance at Culver's
hall this evening. Good music, good sup
per. Everybody invited.
DIR. DAILY left for Billings Tuesday to meet
a sister who is en- route to Lewistown to
remain during the winter.
The Garland stoves at Hobensack Il
Sluan's have good points that cannot he
found in any other stoves.
Hammond ~ Roberts, jewellers, and f.. a.
Foster, the timer, willmoveirto their new
quarters on the west side this week.
FoE SALE-A dwelling house On Main
street, with good cellar. For further par
t~iculdrs enquire AT ARGUS office. 17tf
Hobensack II Sloan this week make "a
special announcement in relation to
stoves. See advertisement on first page.
Al Redding, formerly oil Ubet, was intown
first of the week on private business. He
is now located in Great Falls in the cigar
business.
The court docket is very light this term
audincludes little but probate business. 1t
il not probable that court will last over
three or four days.
William McGinness, accompanied by his,
wife, arrived in /. wistown last week to
look after his business interests. They re-
turned home Tuesday.
Rev. Father Dolls, of Great Falls,
preached To large congregations in the
Catholic church last Sunday. Five bap-
tism were administered ia the afternoon.
Did.yuu ever hear al anyone who used a
Garland stove that did not say it was the
best stove they ever saw? Hobensack *
Sloan have IA large stock OF these beautiful
stoves.
The furnace for the Presbyterian church,
which arrived some time ago, is now being
set in place. Work On the building pro-
crosses slowly, but gradually toward com
p~letioH.
Several parties tnok advantage OF the
snow on Friday and Saturday aud made
the sleigh bells jingle as they rode merrily
through town.
Miss May St"ckwcll, sister Of Mrs. w. S.
Perkins, left this week Tor her home in
Davenport, Iowa. She accompanied pr.
II. II. Daily to Billings, the latter going to
meet his sister.
George Cook visited his ranch last week
and incidently took "A short hunt in the
bad lands. In hall a days tramp he killed
three antelope and two deer. Thanks for
kind circumference.
James Fergus & Son have purchased
Thomas Shea's interest in the band OF
horses which the latter has been in charge
al for several years past. Mr.. Shea was
paid $4,000 for his interest.
Mrs. Barrows' Thanksgiving supper at
Ubet today will he the finest ever spread
before her guests. The dance in the even
ing is expected to be a brilliant affair. Re-
member everybody is invited.
A friend wishes US to state that he can
provide accommodations for two children
who might desire to attend school here
during the winter season. Further infor.
nation can be had this office.
5. NJ. Emery, representing the Jewel
nursery, arrived in Lewistown,~ Sunday, on
his annual business tour Of the state
Mrs. Emery accompanied him as far west
as Denver, where she is visiting.
Hon. James Fergus came in from his
ranch Monday with his son Andrew, who
was suffering from injuries sustained by
constant riding in the saddle during ths
roundup. They returned home Tuesday.
Daniel Quinby has purchased the Hunter
property on Fifth avenue and moved in
with his family. The consideration, WI
understand, was 5000. Mrs. Huson viii
occupy Mr.. Quiuby's former residence on
the Boulevard.
Postmaster j. W. Gray, d.. J. Kane and
Frank Mcdonald left for Helena Saturda,
to appear in the United States court as
witnesses against Alfred A. Hasler, the
party who held up the Benton coach OF
June goth last.
John Beck and Prof. J. NJ. Parent left OF
Wednesday Of last week on "A deer hunt il
the brakes of the Judith. If the professor
is as successful in shooting deer as he is il
bagging votes we may expect to see him re
turn with a wagon load.
Taxpayers should not overlook the lac
that ten per cent is added to their taxes
not paid prior to December 1st. Count!
Treasurer Wright says that hardly one
fourth OF the taxes have been paid in an,
there is but one week more OF grace.
!. D.. Gilkerson announces that he vii
close out his saloon interests in Lewis
town, and after January LIST devote his EN-
tire time TO his duties as assessor. 1t j
possible that his partner, VIM. MeGinnis