Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-03-10
C HAPPENINGS.
Cruri c"uvcurs "n The 2l-t irot,

curt convcucs ou The .I-t irot,
Robins have mndr their appearance.
,.r,rsr I',rrir ,4,m. ,nlr.m lIs,l~rt Tues
d,s.
Franz lay has commenced pl"wiu@ ou
hi- rturh.
Board 81 county commissioner az" IN
~es-i"m thi- wrq.k.
At. Wr-t,rl. al Grass Elngr, waf it,
town THO wrrL.
snn"r Ernut. par ","rtleurr. at Clas. j.
POWELL. TRY IL.
Abram H"srIimi, ri Derri,eIi, was il
tDs II lat MONDAY.
The Buchanan brother were in from the
N"rth MoccIsin Tu-z,iay.
james H.. Mo- - expected home from his
trip to the cuasi this week
sheriff Sullis an returned from the -ast
Thursday with hi= family.
Hugh Green and Geo. W. PEEK were over
from Fl. Maginnis Monday.
From dust thou art To dust rrturnrth,
came near being verified Tuesday.
David HilgcI came in from Dog creek
Tuesday aud returned home Yesterday.
Joreph Ralst"n crmr ia from ALPINE
Tuesday and returned home yesterday.
Vim. Dcnner, .Ianrrs Start aud j. Mazr,
"t Sp"tted H"rsr, N-r- in hast Saturday
William Fergus and his tw" sons, Al-cE
aud R"I,-It, visited the county seat y-atrr
,ily.
FRIGHT t,4lInu arrived from Benton Mon.
day with merchandise. far n. e. Power 4
Bro.
six miles I'll q. NJ. Staifnrd's desert land
storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. VI. Weldon give "a party
t"mnrr"w evening. Evrrybody cordially
invited.
The recent wimisi"rm blew the collar of
from u dog and thr hoops from several oil
barrels.
Eir~t-class dry sixteen inch wood lie.
Iivcred t" any part "f Irwistowu. Apply
I" Chas. J. Powell.
Judge nuIose has appointed J. W. Gray
I'f'lN'T lbI tut Iilt urn pl iAF.illl ~ Logan.
SEQ notice elsewhere.
The wind storm Tuesday wrecked Alex
Isranson's wind mill-the wheel was scat,
tered over Main street.
There were seven dances in various parts
.f the county last Friday evening. go il
while you are young
Frank Scovel boasts of "A bob-tail rooster
since Tuesdays blow out. The wind car.
ried away its tail feathers.
The regular meetings of James A. Shield.
post, GA. r.. will hereafter be held on the
fourth Saturday Of Each month.
Miss Aura Jellison returned to her HON,
near Philbrook last week after spending
the winter here attending school.
Senator Baylies and Frank Alexander
ii Ulet, came in last Saturday to the regu
Jar meeting Of the Masonic order.
Tuesdays zephyr carried away one o
sh- school house c~Iimueys, making il nee
~-sary &" dismiss school earlier than usual
The severe wind storm on Tuesday was
inaueurittrd by the "untrrrifed" Monday
evening, Both carried huge volumes ri
dirt"
Billings has e Republican club Of over
one hundred members. H. F. Clement
formerly oi this county, is president of til,
organization,
Michael Lyons, a wunlgrower OF Big Eli
vas ia town yesterday CA land business
He was accompanied by his vile auc
Michael Douuellan.
~. d. El.-lI. A.
received "a new flag first OF the week. Tn,
nag is attached To- a stan. and the dimen
sions are 6N6. feet.
Ed. Swnpe, of Dog creek, spent last sun
day at the county seat. He expects W. T
aud family will return from California tn
latter part OF the month.
Owing to the wind storm Tuesday one O
She employees of the bank was Obliged I,
MI his pockets full of silver for ballast he
fore Senturing ont for dinner.
W. II. Lamont and r. Butterworth, u
Mcdonald creek, visited the county sea
last Friday. The former reports plenty .
good fat mutton IN his band Of sheep.
DIR. w. A.. Allen, the genial Billings den
list who visits I.ewistown occasionally
has laid out a town at the mouth of Clark
fork, which bears the name OF AIlendaIe.
The Methodists have been holding re
vival meetings at their church during tn
past week, conducted bv Rev. Payne, as
sisted by Rev. Edwards, of the Presbyter
Jan church.
g.. G. David, of Pigs Eye basin. sold 37I
head of wethers last week for five dollar,
per head. The purchaser was from tn,
east, and the sheep were bought for thu
spring market.
Joseph Moorhead and wife, of Maiden
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. +. +
Wright last Sunday. They left Monday
for Grafton, where Mr.. Moorhead hai
st ock interests,
W. II. Babcock, of Pig Eye basin, arrived
in town Tuesday. Arrangements are beinI
made for "A school in his section and h,
came to see the board of commissioners il
relation to the matter.
Elsewhere will he found the advertise
ment of Abram Hogeland, civil engineer
All work entrusted to Mr.. Hogeland will
receive prompt and careful attention. Hi,
postotiice address is Deerfield.
r. j. Frost, of Grass Range, was in tow
yesterday. Mr.. Frost says a new schoo
district will be established on upper Nc
Donald creek. and he came in to see tn,
commissioner in relation to the matter.
Tuesdays windstorm came near remov
ing the sheet iron roof from TIC. Power 4
Bros warehouse. 1t was necessary tC
place weights on the roof To hold it down
The roof Of ID. NJ. Crowley's shed landed il
the next block.