Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-10-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
C HAPPENINGS.

Remember, no register, no vote.
Republican rally Friday evening.
DIR. Vaugan has returned from u trip to
Helena.
Read notice OF Republican meetings to
be found elsewhere.
VIM. vannest and family were at the
county-seat Monday.
Read Tim Collins labor record to be
found elsewhere.
w. III. Burgess and family of Maiden we're
visitors AT the county-seat Monday.
Turn out Friday evening and hear the
gospel Of protection to American indus
tries.
Hon. S. G.. Murray and Hon. Allen r.
Joy speak for the Republicans at TIBET this
evening.
Z. w. Bach and Dave Cory, of Helena,
were in Lewistown last week on private
buessins.
a handsome folding-Iounge to be ratified
Mt one dollar a chance. Can be seen at the
Day House.
Republicans of every precinct should
consider it "a part OF his-duty to look after
registration.
NJ. F.. Trask, manager of the Willard
Live Stock company, Of Lavina, was in
town last week.
Read notice of sale of esstrays collected
by Nelson Profit.
Rev. Craven will preach at the Methodist
church on Beaver creek next Sunday morn
ing at IL o'clock.
You cannot register after 10 O'Clock Sat-
urday night next. Register now and have
the matter over with.
a sidewalk is being constructed from
Mason's saloon across the creek to Orlando
Sawysr's livery stable.
Remember the dance at Mrs. Barrow's
hotel, Ubet, tomorrow evening. Every
body cordially invited.
Read notice house and two lots for sale.
Splendid opportunity to get a home in
Lewistown cheap for cash.
Remember the registration books will
close on the 18th inst. Let every Republi-
can see that his name is on the list.
A first class line Of ladies' saddles at
Staiford's harness shop, ranging in price
from $50 to $50. Ladies' saddles made to
order.
Mrs. Jacob Holzemer will cave for Great
Falls today to meet her mother, Mrs.
Sandige, who is en- route from California
to spend the winter.
A fine exhibition Of riding a bucking
cayuse was given on our streets Tuesday
afternoon. w. X. Woods knows how to
stick to a bronco.
Remember the registration books close
at 10 o'clock Saturday night next. Let
every Republican see that his name is on
the books before that.hour.
If those Cicero taring) orators, David
Hilger and DIR. Willard, desire to discuss
the political issues they probably can get
satisfaction from Prof. A. w. Bower.
Halsey Watson, accompanied by his
mother, left last Thursday to attend the
preliminary examination in the stage rob-
berry case. They are expected home today.
orlando Sawyer has had a water wheel
placed in the creek under his livery stable
1t will furnish power to convey water to all
parts OF the stable and prove of great con
venience.
John T. Seyler, Of Twig Bridges, who has
been in this section looking after his cattle
shipments, and who recently returned from
Chicago, made us "a pleasant call first of
the week.
DIR. DAILY, the Lewistown dentist, will
visit Maiden on the 18th, goth and 21st
inst. All those wishing work Ion in his
line should remember the dates and give
him a call.
George Wiedeman, wife and baby arrived
from Great Falls last Sunday and spending
the week visiting relatives and friends.
George says he still has a warm place in his
heart for Lewistown.
Prof. A. W. Bower will deliver an address
on the tariff at the school house in Stan
ford on Saturday evening, the 18th inst.
Turn out and hear the issue discussed from
a Republican standpoint.
Robert Smith, the Democratic free trade
orator, will attempt to instruct our citi-
zens on the wool question. There is not a
woolgrower in the county that could not
give him pointers on the subject.
Arrangements are being made that will
enable a number OF our citizens to accom-
pany the political speakers to Maiden next
Saturday evening. A band has been en-.
gagged for the occasion. Let all go who can.
Our Maide correspondent Ga Democrat)
would like to know what the tin-horn gam.
bier and bunco steerer, who is chairman OF
the Democratic county committee. has done
with the boode" sent here by Tim Collins
A gentleman of this town who has known
Tim Collins for nearly twenty years, says
he is "A money shork and an enemy of labor
As this is the reputation Tim has in every
part Of the state, there must be something
in it.
Gov" Brooks should return from the
east at once. His campaign begins to rave
around the edges and bag at the knees
Even the vampires who have been sucking
his blood for the past year are neglectinl
him.
The "buneo steerer'' likewise chairman o
the Democratic county-committee, and
Fat Jack" will have charge of Tim anC
Bob during their stay in these parts. To
what depths has the Fergus county Democ
racy fallen!
Charley Rhodes, of Maiden, spent 6
couple of days in Lewistown last week. HI,
is one of the owners OF the Northern Pacif,
mine, one OF the best properties in th,
Maiden district. The ore carries gold, sill
yer and galena-
Mcdonald Bros, Anderson and other,
are making good progress with their larg'
water ditch and expect to complete it this
fall. About eight miles OF excavation WORK
has been done. The ditch when completed