Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-09-29


Store.
Chas. Lehman & Co., have moved into
their new building.
Judge Hoffman, of Great Falls, is spend
ing several days in town.
Don't postpone the important matter of
registering until tomorrow.
Bar fixtures arrived last Monday for
Maurice Sullivan's new saloon.
Keep an eye on the Fashion" October
Ist.-R. Shaw X partner, limited.
T.. W. Morrison returned from his trip
To Billings and Helena last week.
Hosea Fisher, of Stanford, attended the
Republican meeting Monday evening.
At ten a.. IN. Wednesday there were 2l3
names registered in this election district.
l.. l.. Chandler came in to attend the
Republican meeting held ON Monday even
ing.
Work uu the Presbyterian church is pro-
crossing. The eiifce will be a credit to the
town.
Mrs. w. IL. Watson returned Sunday
last from an extended visit among eastern
friends.
a Harrison aud Reid flag floats over the
street between w, W.. peAjtt's building
and the bank.
{. III. Williams and w. III. Burgess came
down from Maidc Monday To take in the
Republican rally.
Every woolgrnwer in this county should
see that the men ia his employ are given IA
chance Ia register.
Mixed drinks for mugwumps, renegades,
aud independents at the Fashion" mixed
Icy self aud partner.
Remember the registration books will
close ON October 18TH. Read the notices
I" he found elsewhere.
here will lac found the report Of es-
Profit, cstrny agent.
Pop Wiliiston, the genial ''road agent, -
was ia town during the past week in the in
tcrest ofhis Billings huuse.
Will Hanks, Of Great Falls, visited this
place Monday. lie was EN- route I" Maiden,
where he is Interested in mining.
George Shaw, representing the National
Loan IL Savings association, of Helena,
has been in town for the past week.
Fred Warren was in from Utica first OF
the week. He remained to attend the Re-
publican meeting Monday evening.
Ladies will please take notice that the
meeting Of the Worlds Fair club has been
changed from Thursday to Friday night.
Noble, Democratic candidate No. =, for
for sheriff, is not much at faro or stud
poker, but plays a good game OF ''sell out"
Bricklayers are pushing w. G. Norman's
building to completion. The building will
he occupied by Johnson, the restaurant
man.
A first class line of ladies' saddles at
Stafford's harness shop, ranging in price
from $50 to $50. Ladies saddles made to
order.
Rev. Geo. Edwards will hold service at
Gewistown next Sunday, after which he
goes to attend the meeting OF P~resbytery
at Kalispel.
No intelligent man can be deceived by
communications appearing in the Mud
Geyser. They are written by the chief
~"hushwhucker" of that sheet.
of course the Mud Geyser will not sup
port Noble only in SO far as it thinks it can
aid sullivan. Its support is fatal to any
man-as Mr.. Meadow could testify.
A box of grain and grasses addressed to
\. J. stephens. Worlds Fair commissioner
arrived nj the postotTce first of the week,
The box came from Halbert.
Hon. j. +. Richards made many friends
in L~ewistown. Socially there is no finel
man to meet, and he has splendid abilities
Tor the high office To which he aspires.
Hon. j. +. Richards and Judge Hamilton
arrived from Castle at noon Monday
They we're met about two miles out o
town by Chairman Stiles, Orlando Sawyer
Rev. L. +. Hawk and J. NJ. Nrooman.
Mr.. Noble had the hardihood to bring to
the ARGUS office for publications commun
ication in the interest of his candidacy il
the handwriting of the junior editor of tn,
Mud Geyser. The manuscript was rejected
W. II. Miner left on yesterdays Benton
coach for his home in Omaha, Nebraska
Should he recover his health he may return
before winter. Mr.. Miner has made man,
friends in Iewistown who will hope for hh
complete physical restoration.
Taxpayers must remember all CONT,
records are public property To which the,
have free access. II they have any doubti
as to- statements made in the ARGUS as re
CARDS the expenses Of the sherif's ofiie
t'tey can easily verify the figures.
I'VE want a peace maker and not a peac
breaker for sheriff. "-Correspondent CD q
Mud Geyser. That is just what we hav
had to say against the candidacy of MI
sullivan. He is too much of a peac
breaker to be IA tit person for sheriff.
The glce club did well Monday evening
considering that it had only been organic
n few DAYS. The members are as follows
lanes Sheridan, Bart Noble, f. Z. Smith
4. W. War;, Sam Tyler, F. C. Dwinnellt
W. ii. Leard and VIM. Culver. Mr.. Fit
hugh presided at the piano.
Gov. Richards in his opening remark
Monday evening paid the Kid" band
handsome compliment. At the close Of tn
meeting he gave the boys five dollars in til
way of encouragement. Hon. James Fee
gus also showed his appreciation and CAV
them a V to match the governors
IL. w. Noble merits and will receive I'll
contempt of every honest voter in Fergu
county in his deal with the Johns Sullivan
Brooks Qimited). From ever
part Of the county come reports that I'll
transaction has lost Sullivan votes tina
he otherwise would have received.
For a man who only received seven vote
in a convention Of ffty-five delegates, I
w Noble exhibits a good deal of gall !
attempting to thrust himself upon tn