Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-04-28
C HAPPENINGS.

Johu sellers, III Mcdonald creek, was in
town Moulry.
Noir chru4,. iu u. j. Ean"'- advcr,i-e-
mrut "u Thus ri,st.
Nr. i. \. TunIladr. 81 Maiden. visited
the r"uuty s,p, Tuesday,
Read to. Power y Bros -rrins nm
r"uncot ,onI "n first page.
Toau lots Tor sale cheap. Apply t."
,I".rph Pratt, Lowi-towu.
MI. G-n. A.Cookr, of Butte, IL visiting
r.utiyr. aud friends in cottonwood.
q. Il. Norris aud wri". of Judith ]i.an,liug,
Eiaitrd the county seat l,-t saturday.
- Eleu.l aud !. II. Barter registered at
thr Day H"usr from san Frnn"isr" on
N"uiay ltst.
-mh-lnutiaI iour-io"t s~idewnlk Is being
l,id ah,u4 Wa-hiupt"n -trr' 10y the prop
crty "" urra-
.Iaur. sheridan haa thr c"utrnct Tor thu
hIIlu" 81 IL. tapaImr'- zidrnre on
riuh .urune.
T. y. Hol-on. vh" spent the winter il
the c,rt. accompanied s.. 5. T." the county
s.s,r lat n"rE.
" $ C"vnu, formerly ot ~. M]aciunis,
r.li-t"rrl nt ia" Day II"uz" the ir-t 81 the
Wrcl from Malta
Mc-sr. Hun a Spnldjng h"pe t" get
started ia the bakery aud confectionery
Lu-iuos- The we-L.
Cha. L,hmnn. "l Helena, shocking after
Li- Interests ina Fergus county. lie was in
LrUi-t"wn Tuesday.
Lyon want - frsi-class dress or business
suit give your order t" samuel Hurvitch,
ia. Fort Mucinuis tailor.
The new harness shop under the firm
uame al the Trwtst"wn Harness n SnddIery
60. began hu~tur~ this week.
Mr.. Frank, a sister ui Mrs. Joseph
Mas"u. arrived from Sioux city, Iowa, on
Friday uf last week. on a visit.
Samucl lIurvitch will furnish you ~ fine
business suit from S2o to $40. Finest
dress suits made from $50 tn SO.
Samuel Uuryitch, the Fort Mapinnis
tailor, has made arrangements whereby his
orders will he received without delay.
Mcs-rs. GilLerson and MeGinnis are hav,
inv their sample rooms freshly pnpered.
T.. g, pwinclle is doing an artistic Job.
Gn 10 Cha-. PnUeIrs, cast side. foa fresh
Isumuas just r~ccrivci. Large and in per
0art condition, only sevcuty-live cents per
luzrn.
EIEru AMI pENu5-To Mr.. and Mrs.W. G.
WoIfori. oi Lcwi-town. On sunday, Apri
9Th. a airI. The infant died IA short tim,
after birth.
oliver Jutrns H. raising hi- tin shop OF
,he cast ~idr and putting a stone iounda
tiou under a.. This is a much needed inn
proyrmoUt.
WIN Kicks louvos today fnr Billings will
"a ten horse team. lie il lnadrd with oats
for Handel Bros. on the Mussclshcll, and
will return with freight for Ihas. Powell.
Henry Slmous returned from the north
yud Of Tia" county sunday When" hr bad
been engaged Tor some days in the capacity
81 deputy nssessor. lie reports - hearty
WELCOME from the ranchmeu.
The frame g. up for Camille II"gur's nrw
huiIIing un the east side. &. l.. Noble IL
doing the work. Mr.. Hoguc gays "a tenant
Is secured, who will probably open Il com
pl-rr line ii gents furnishing goods.
Tie cNclusiou of the Chinese from ia,
United states is the subject 81 an articl,
which thu Hon. John Russell Young, lat,
mtcd states minister TO China, has writ
ten lnr the May number ot the N"rtl
American Review.
T.. g.. Schneider, our merchant tailor. hnI
secured the agency from H.. r.. Boyd, l."
rust"In made shirts, and is prepared +,
take orders Tor the same. lie guarantees
81 1T ant warrants all wooden pooal- not t,
shrink Give him "a trial.
The LrWiSt"wn school will close Ma!
Eath. 4 meeting ui the school board viii
rr called th" Wednesday following +" So
lrrt tcachars for the coming term aud ais,
ru arrange for furnishing the fourth room
IN the school house. The district nov hat
nu hand Of available funds about 81 2O0
W. T. Sw"pe aud family were in tow
first 81 thr week. They returned iron
California anont four weeks agn. Mr.
Swupr says the winter was the mildrst la
ever saw in California. hut the ravagrs u
5hc grip were terrible. lie has not fully re
covered from an attack himself.
:. H.. Flowers returned last Thursday
from Oregon after a three months visit
with relatives and friends in that state
TIN old gentleman is looking well, aud re
ports a most enjoyable time on the coast,
II" was accompanied home by T. w. Col
ins. of Pilot Rock, Oregon, who will II,
employed ON Mr.. Flowers horse ranch.
Hon. James Fergus was in town last
Monday. Mr.. Fergus has been in better
health this winter thnr for the past clever
wears. and still does a great deal Of worE
around the ranch. lie is one Of the dele
gates chosen t" attend the Republican con
yeution ut Missoula next month, and say,
ifnothing happens To prevent he will go.
Il is said that Gen. b. +. Butler intend.
to give the tail Of the British lion an uuu
-ually severe wrench in the May number o
the North American Review. His articl,
Is on the present status OF the Behring sei
question. The same question from an
other puint Of view will be treated in thai
number 10y the Marquis Of Lorne, tn
former govcrnor-general OF Canada.
When the improvements are complete,
the EIkhoru livery stable will aecommo
date dfty horses. An addition is bein.
hnilt on the rear. which with the side -shei
will make the stable JoN1u feet in dimen
sions. Sixty feet OF the side shed will b'
used for carriages. These Improvement
were necessary To meet the demands %
Mr.. Sawyer's growing business.
Rev. Geo. Edwards returned last Thurs
dny from the meeting Of presbytery. H'
wasaccompanied by Rev. +. Ellis, of Bitter
Root Wiley, n classmate al our popular
divine. and who has been laboring in Mon