Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-09-01
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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.'E-mcraldn" t"murrow night.
Read advertisement of sheep ranch for
rent.
Read estray notices to lie found else
where.
e.. Bnissonueaul was down from Maiden
Tuesday.
Judgr Pierce left for Benton Monday
morning
Ga I" L"uiz Lnndt's plac".for Milwaukee
key beer.
Camille Hogue's new building is being
brick venrrred.
w. l.. Whiting is expected home from
the east today.
f.. T.. Chandler and j. u. Waite make
good presiding officers.
Mrs. Moorchead is spending the week
with Mrs. f. +. Wright.
Fresh Milwaukee krg beer on tap mt
Louis Landt's. Try it.
FoR REST-A good six-room house.
For particulars call at this office.
'EsmernIdu'' tomorrow evening. Re
serve seats at Charles Lehman Il Co.'s
store.
Charles Lehman Il Co. have broken
ground for II stone warehouse in the rear
of their store building.
II. Bcaupric, mailing from Great Falls, is
ia town looking over the field with II vie"
10 lucnting. He is II dentist by profession.
II can he definitely stated that the Fer
Gus County Agricultural, Minerala and Stock
Association will not hold a fair this season.
Bishop Brondel arrived from Helena yes
~trrIav. lie will hold services in the Catho-
lie church next Sunday. High mass at IL
It. IA.
Snme Of the stock OF George +. Charl-
hers hardware store has arrived from
Livingston and is being placed in the Hogue
building.
Frank Days "Hideaway" did not make IA
very good record at the Falls. She ran in
two races aud came out fifth in both. Too
many blooied flyers.
sheriff O'Neill, uf Shoteau county, spent
"a couple al days in LcwIstown the past
week. lie did not give II Tip" as To the
nature of his business.
j. w. Srlvidge, arrived from Castle Tues
day. His brother, W. A. cnmein yesterday
with five loads of goods from Castle-the
Chambers hardware stock.
Frank Swanser, of Maiden, had his
shoulder severely injured last Saturday by
Icing thrown FROM II horse. DIR. Hanson
Was called to attend the patient.
George IL. Mclaughlin, Of the River Press
company, Fort Benton, was in town sew
rrnl days the past week. He had been on ii
visit To the Fitzpatrick ranch ON the Mus
sctshell.
There are twenty lodges of Canadian
'rre- down ON Dog creek, coming this way.
II II reported that they are killing game
aud dispensing of it at Claggctt. Get your
hair cut short.
W. IL. peckham aud James Woods, two
young business men Of White Sulphur
Springs, arrived in LewiStown last Sarur
day astride Iheir bicycles. They left Mon
day Tor Great Falls.
Orlando Sawyer requests MS to say that
he declines the nomination for the office oi
public administrators He was not present
when the nomination was made. The
county committee will! have to I'LL the va
Crnry.
Rev. W. w. NanOrsdel will conduct
quarterly service at the NJ. +. church next
Sunday morning and evening, aud mt Cot
t~uuwonl in the afternoon. Quarterly con
ference will he held Saturday evening at
the church.
W. D.. Draton, manager Of the Horseshoe
I,r ,,.L had nis COLLAR hone brnEeu last
Friday. lie was riding over the prairie
when his horse stumbled and fell on him.
DIR. Stone was called tn attend him. Atlast
reports Mr.. Deaton was doing well.
W. 5. Corwin, of Philbrook, has takon
the agency for n work entitled Columbus
and Columbia" and will make n canvass
of the county for subscriptions. Such well
known authors as Buel, Butterworth, Rid
path and Blaine are contributors to the
work. This is probably "a valuable book.
John b. Lea, of the circle-bar cattle com
wany, was up from FlatwIllow this week.
lie reports N shipment of 800 head Of
beeves to the Chicago market "A few days
since. lie had not learned the price re-
ceived. The cattle were in excellent ccndi-
ton. Another large shipment will be made
later.
The "Geyser" last week published a list
al possible candidates for office on the
Democratic ticket. There were II number
OF men mentioned who will have nothing
to de- with the combination" In the Ian
guagc of Henri Waterson, they do not
want to walk through Al slaughter-house
into AN open grave"
=. q. Schneider. the Lewistown merchant
tailor, desires to inform the public that
his fall and winter samples have arrived.
and that they are the cheapest and largest
assortment ever shown in this town. He
is now ready to take your orders. Look
at his goods and prices. Suits from $50
upwards. Satisfaction guaranteed.
DIR. :. Il. Stone was called to Fit. Maginnis
Monday to attend the five-year-old son oil
Sarjeaut Plumb, the custodian of the post.
who had received n fracture OF the thigh.
The child and his father where.riding, when
the horse starting suddenly, the little one
fril from the buggy catching his foot in the
wheel and receiving the injury as stated.
When the Republican convention adj
ionrned last Saturday one lone and tired
Democrat occupied II back seat with his
face buried in his hands. Beside him on
the bench WAS one Of the new importations
of Cleveland tiles. Some one suggested
that when lac sobered up he would lie won
dering "where was he at" in that new white
hat.
the Fergus County Dramatic Club will pro-
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