Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-09-15
METHODIST cnuRcH.
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Register early.
Iatnchers are harvesting.
Public school opened Monday.
=. ). Hobson came in from Utica Tues
day.
Read notice uf house for sale. Chance for
"a bargain.
George Bach has erected Il wind mil at
his residence.
The school house flag can nov he seen
occasionally.
Read Samuel IIoustou's advertisement
to br found elsewhere.
l.. w. Watkins has the foundation laid
for his new residence.
Joseph Rnlston has taken "A position in
the Bank Of Fergus County.
All kinds of fresh fruit and tomatoes
at the cheap cash store.
Road notice Of reward for return o~fstoleu
horses offered hy Joseph Sims, Of Lavina.
Note the space left on editorial page for
the advertisement Of George T.. Chambers
~ Co.
WIS VT W mar TtNuEHfl H'EfibN il''i
Deer Lodge, where she has been visiting
her sister.
The regular report Of the proceedings of
the board OF commissioners will appear in
our neNt issue.
Miss HELEN Gray has gone east and will
attend school in Chicago during the rom
ing winter.
VI. +. Wheeler arrived from FIatwillow
Monday evening with the balance of his
household goods.
VIM. Royle aud \. Walker have opened IA
restaurant ia the DeFrntc building oppo-
site the Day House.
VI. l.. Poland, of Maiden, has returned
from Massachusetts, where he has been Wis
itirg for some months.
This is a campaign Of principle. We
wont %patrouize Crowley or Landt.'-
Thomus Jefferson Johns.
Rev. T. ii. Garvin, of GAINESVILLE, WiscOn-
sin, will preach at the NJ. f. church next
sabbath evening, the 18th inst.
Jas. II. Moe and d.. NJ. Crowley left Mon
day for the Dry Wolf mining region to look
over their property in that district.
The Great Falls Tribune announces the
arrival of Johns, OF Lewistown. Poker"
Johns is the correct Interpretation.
Stockmen will please notice VIM. w.
Walling's horse and cattle brand. which
appears to-day in our horse brand direc-
tory.
A first class line of ladies' saddles at
StLFf..lsy arn.-l .Ipt. r,n0inr IL, ,,;,o
from = to $50. Ladies saddles made to
order.
q. y. Henery and family, of Trout creek,
lett last week for Uncomfortable, Ohio, their
former home, where they will spend the
winter.
Read notice inserted Ivy the clerk of the
board of commissioners in reference to
labor performed on or about the county
hospital.
James W. Cory, a groeeryman Of Castle,
and J.. Pcavy, an attorney Of that place,
visited Lewistown last week on private
business.
The notorious Fat Jack" of Maiden.
accompanied "A part of the Democratic dele
CATION Ia Great Falls. He likes congenial
mpa
Registration will begin today all over the
State uf Montana. The books will be kept
open for one month. Let no Republican
fail to register.
The interior work on the Laux building
is now well under way. Mr.. Erickson ex-
poets To- take possession of the building
early in October.
Charley Young, of Fort Maginnis, re-
turned from n trip t. the coast last Satur-
day. lie says Fergus county is ahead oi
any region he saw while away.
Peter Wcydcrt yesterday sold twob blocks
"n the bench tn Chas. Lehman, f"r $500
Mr.. Lehman intends to build ou the prop
rrty and move his family here.
y. jensen was in from the Dry Wolf min
ing region last week. lie returned tn TIA,
camp on Monday. lie reports everything
looking promising in that district.
A majority of the Lewistown delegates
who attended the Republican state conven
ton ut Great Falls, returned home last
Friday. +. +. Wright reached town Satur
day.
John W. War; of Eureka, Kansas. ar
rived on the Great Falls coach Tuesday
and will visit for several weeks with hi,
SON, Austin W. War;, of the Bank Of Fergu,
county.
A meeting of the Women's Worlds Fail
club is called for this Thursday evening
Mt the little school house. All ladies inter
estcd in the organization are requested t,
he present.
Senator Baylies and family moved il
from TIBET last Friday and are now keeping
house in the residence purchased Of Georg'
W~iedeman, on the Boule varde. Mrs. Bay
lies has been i'll since her arrival.
A. ]. Lawson, the photographer, vii
omen for business in TIBET on Thursday
September 2Oth. for the period OF on
week. Mr.. Lawson is an artist in his line
and gives good satisfaction everywhere h
goes.
School opened Monday with an enroll
ment of 10 pupils, this being considerable.
larger than ut the opening last year. Their
is no doubt but that during the white
months the school will be crowded to it
utmost capacity.
W. W. Reinig, of Helena, came in fror
Great Falls Monday evening on his whee
making the distance in two days. He lei
Yesterday for south of the Snowies, wher
he has a ranch. He will return TO Helen
via White Sulphur Springs.
Johnny Lamont, the melon vender fror
the mouth of Eagle creek, was in town Las
week with a wagon load of the deliciou
fruit. He disposed of his load in shor
order and left for home. He will bring