Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-04-14
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Joseph lrtIt, lewi=toNh-
:. $. H"hs"n MIS- in town a couple of
days during tho past week.
Remember the Republican primarirsnrNt
Saturday throughout ih- county.
LsuN Bro. arr pushing along ia" st"m"
aud brick work on their new building.
Sherin Sullivan returned sunday evening
from Deer L"dgr. where lie went With l..
Barber.
MIR .tnd Mrs. John RoNley, "f Graus
Range. visited the county seat L,si ThUrs
day and Friday.
~. Davis, III the stage %c"tnpamS Was
ia town hrst oil the week looking after the
interests ri the line.
The Republican primary will lac held al
I-wistown Hall, east side. FOIL open
ir,m / L" $50 =. IA.
Wa. Jenkins has opened = barber shop
ia the Sharplesa building "n thu r"rn"r up
r%",-it- the Day HOUSE.
Remember the Republican primary
inturday afternoon. Polls open al I"WiH rs
I"wn Hall from &" & go y, III.
VIM. Hawsnu Waz over from rhill,r""t
ihr= week. He -Nperis :" return T." his
ranch with has family "n May LIT.
Freight Teams arrived fr,m Eilling- Mon
,iay aud Tuesday loaded with Invertebrates
i"r ". W. Dewitt aud either parties.
Nrst meeting 81 the Iiucrln Republican
.Irh "ccrrs "n Saturday rv-ning, April -,
tb. date 81 the Republican c"uvrntinH.
pras Lewis aud Murgan'S freight t"ams
Ipulie-I out MONDAY lar IT. Benton t. load
with merchandise Tor T. G. Power n Bro.
BrH1H ANp DENru-To Mr.. and Mrs j. f.
Moran of Spotted Horse, IN April 18th.
twins boys. Both cxpirrl soon after birth.
NJ. j. Rrirn. WHO was kicked 10y ahorsc
- lew DAYS sine, aud quite badly injured.
- nhle la get about with the aid oi Il cane.
Pop Williston left town last Thursday
T"r plilbrnok, Utica and stamford, after
remaining here two weeks. He did a good
business.
Andrew J.. Diestier has purchased the
ranch Of the Montana Heavy Draft Horse
located near Halhert. Cousid-
rrItion unknown.
y. NJ. Erickson returned from the east
last Friday. lie reports heavy ram storm
in the Dakota and Minnesota. A great
portion of North Dakota is under water.
:. Hurvitch, the Fit. Maginnis merchant
lilo will he in Lewistowu for one week
after April 18th with 800 new samples oi
clothing. Wait and examine his goods be-
lore making "A purchase.
90 - 81. a.. ..-.I -. L.. LII
home i'm New York state. 1t is intimuted
that Albert will buy railroad tickets foI
two on the return trip. He expects To b,
gone the greater part oI the summer.
As will lie seen by advertisement else
where, a May DAY party will he given by
VIM. Barger at the Pioneer Hotel, Cotton
wood, on Wednesday yvening, May 18th.
per. Good music.
Gay Norman, accompanied 10y Willard
Norman, J. l.. Harmon and Ruht. Amber
son, drove to the Moccasin mines on Tues
day last to lie gone several days. Ga
Dickinson is looking after Guys atnrr DIR.
ing the ~latter's absence.
:. Huryitch, the merchant tailor, was
over from Fort Maginnis last Saturday.
He will br in Lewistown about the 10Th
inst. with a full line OF summer and fall
samples of clothing, and ready tu taxi
orders and guarantee satisfaction.
Mr.. Cohen. agent OF DAVIS A Co.. tht
harness and saddlery firm OF san Fran
eiseo, was in town last weel.. He came 1,
atrsighten up matters with the now die
II
reeded in adjusting matters satisfactorily
f.. @. Worden is expecting his wife, VIII,
rs now in Helena, to Join him in a few days
they will occupy the Fogarty rrsidenc,
during a portion Of the Summer. Mr.. an,
Mrs. Fogsrty will be absent until fall look
ing after THEN sheep interests nn the Mus
--lsheii.
William Mayberry has sold his rancl
and improvements on Boyd creek, about
three miles aboy. town, To- L.. W. Noble
and will lea We this week for the region nortl
81 the Missour To- look up a location lar /;
future hone. He receivri 81 Jnu lar hi,
property.
Hot,ensack n Sloan expect Ia gel int,
their new quarters on the west side TIN
week. Handsome shelving and counter
have been put in. and az the building is o
very good size with IA Tin shop in the rear
their new quarters are well adapted To dis
playing the large stock of hardware soon
expected.
On Sunday the new passenger trair
schedule ON the Northern Pacific went int
effect. and there are now two through
trains each way daily. The time of ar
rival at Billings is about the same as las
summer. No. l going west arrives at 81;
-. IN, No. , at / p. m: No. = going cas-
arrives at 1I.25 p. M, No. / at ; Il. m
Billings Gazette.
Messrs. IL. T.. Brooks, Jos. Jackson anC
Matthew Regain have formed "A copartner
ship and will engage in the harness ant
raddlery business. They have secured thu
stock which was purchased Of Davis & Co.
uf San Francisco, by Regain X Logan. Tn
new firm expect to open in the old quarter
on the east side within ten days or tw,
weeks.
Charles Andreas was brought in from
the Musselshell Thursday last suffering
from Il fractured leg. He had beer
hauling logs for the y Bar Cattle 60. anC
was injured by n rolling log. Mr.. Andrea
was taken to the Day House aud Or
Lapalme called to attend him. He is get
ting along as well as could he expected.
Harry Willard, the successful candidate
for the West Point esdetship and son oI
DIR. j. II. Willard of this place. arrived
from Deer Lodge Thursday last wherr Ia
has been attending college during the win
ter. Harry will probably remain with hit
parents up to the time OF going to Yves
Point. at which place he lie ordered to re
port on June 18th.