Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-08-25
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

LOCAL HAPPENINGS.
Lincoln Club Saturday evening.
Light docket this term OF court.
Read notice of bucks and ewes for sale.
Read estray notices tn be found else
where.
Go to Louis Landt's place for Milwaukee
keg beer.
Chns. Lehman * Co.'S building is moving
upwards.
Charles Lehman arrived from Helena
Tuesday.
Republican county convention next
Saturday.
How the chief 'bushwhacker" hated to
give up that $500.
Fresh Milwaukee keg beer on tap at
Lnuis Landt's. Try il.
FoR RENT-A good six-room house.
For particulars call at this office.
Best quality Binder Irvine IL 1-2 cents
per pound at T.. q. Power & Bros.
The contractors are making good prog
ress with the new Presbyterian church.
Suits made to order from SEE upwards
by ;. Hurvitch, the FIT. Maginnis tailor.
Phillip Laux takes possession Of G. A.
Parrott's blacksmith shop on the LIST inst.
Dr. DAILY now occupies the building
vacated by Mrs. Siftnn opposite the Day
House.
Bishop Brewer preached an excellent
E.r,nnu IA "A la r1a cauureput inn 4, AZ sunday
morning.
There were lI5 votes cast at the Repub-
lican primary held in this precinct last
Saturday.
There will be between fifty five and sixty
delegates in attendance at the Republican
county convention.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. Charles awson,
of Cottonwood ON the t inst, n boy
weight Ioly pounds.
Republicans must not forget that Satur.
day evening is the date of the regular meet
ing of the Lincoln club.
head of Fifth avenue. 1t is said George lis
not going to occupy it alone.
Judge DuBose and F. w. Mettler came in
from Benton last Sunday. The latter
made the trip on his bicycle.
Drs. Stone & Hanson now have their
office in the ~latter's building, corner OF
Main street and Fifth avenue.
stock Inspector r. p. Heron, of Shields
river, will he located at the Minneapolis
transfer during the shipping season.
II. q. Robinson, formerly OF this county,
came in from Saco, Dawson county, first
OF the week. He will drive back a small
band of cattle.
George Stafford and Will Mcfarland re-
turned from Helena Tuesday. They report
the state fair an entire success, but travel.
ing hot and dusty.
Some idea of the fate of the party of free
trade and low wages in Lewistown can be
gathered from the large turnout of Repub'
Leans at the primary last Saturday.
The little lady who drove the silver spike
at Neihart on the completion of the rail
road, Miss Mabel Brennan, was in town
this week, and accompanied Mrs. Brennan
to Lewistown, Monday, whittier she goes on
a visit to her NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
oltu Ilhlepn- III III u VI "tth
to attend court. avs he has his quartz mill
running in good shape. He has a Hunting
ton mill and a Frue vanner. There is sui.
fcient ore on the dump to keep the mill a
year and it is high grade gold rock a that
Rev. W. W. VanOrsdel will hold the first
quarterly conference at Lewistown Satnr
day evening, September 3rd. at eight
..'.la.l SarNi..s will Inc conducted nt
I.ewistown Sunday, September 18th, morn
ing and evening, and at Cottonwood at
p. M.
Al women Interested in the Fergus county
exhibit at the Columbian exposition arr
earnestly requested tn attend the next
meeting, which will he at the old schoo
house at 80 p. m. on Thursday. A ful
representation of Lewistown women is es
s.ntial to success.
The capital cliques should not overlook
the fact that TIBET, this county, il only q
lew hundred yards from the center of Tho
state, and that every body agrees that thu
cnpital should be centrally located. Don't
leave TIBET out in making ynur hearings fol
she is right Tin it, to stay. 'Rah for Tibet
Tor the capital Of Montana.
Prof. Morrison informs us that there viii
he an exhibit Of Fergus county coal AN,
bniIdiug stone ut the Worlds Fair. 4
number of our mine a ners will have sam
ples ready far Mr.. Morrison on his return
here next month. He thinks we have su
p.rior sand stone for building purposes.
Samuel Hurviteh expects a full line o
sampI.s of business and dress ~suitings soon
Upon their arrival he will visit all sections
of the county taking orders. He will have
about 800 samples and their will he nc
difficulty in making "A selection. Samples
sept on application by addressing him nj
Iewistown or Fort Maginnis.
Y. G.. Schneider. the Lewistown merchant
tailor. desires to inform the public that
his fall and winter samples rave arrived
and that they are the cheapest and largest
assortment ever shown in this town. III
ia now ready to take your orders. Look
at his goods and prices. Suits from S2O
n,wards. Satisfaction guaranteed