Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-05-26
C HAPPENINGS.

Eurg"n 4 Balls sheep shears for sale at
II. g. Power Il Bros.
II. d.. Warner. "f Maiden, visited the
county seat last week.
Charles Bessy and Frank Sage we're down
from Maiden Tuesday.
Henry o.. Wareham aud family were in
from Wolf creek Monday.
Hobemsack ~ Slonn's is now the place to
buy all hardware goods.
Remember, the monthly meeting 81 the
Lincoln cluh occurs Saturday evening.
Freight teams arrived from Billings Tues.
day loaded with merchandise Tor our mer-
chants.
jain Ross aud wife aud Farquhar Me
Rae. of Hnihrrt. cumr in Tuesday on land
business.
Mrs. y. l.. Lundreu. daughter "f Vim.
Fergus, l. visiting with the family an Box
Elder creek.
Irrc Lewis was over from Cottonwood
Tuesday. He reports crops and grass
growing rapidly at present.
Rev. J.. j. Dol- will hold services AT the
Catholic church at Lcwist"wn On sunday,
June 18th. High mass at lo "A. IN.
The Castle Butte school will open on
.Imnr 10Th or 21th with Miss Clarke, hate
oI benton. tins county, as teacher.
George VI. Stone came in from Philbrnnk
hast Saturday. He reports very good luck
ia lnmhing, losing no more than usual.
VIM. Newton is reported to he bo-siug
the gridirnn an thu Muasrlshell roundup.
The boys must lr living high with VIII AS
cook.
The Grand Army veterans are making
preparations Ia observe memorial day in
"A most hitting manner. SEE programme
elsewhere.
Work has again been resumed nn the
fair grounds. A portion ni the fence is
completed, while the track n being put in
shape for ns".
!. :. Huntoon, of Utjca, WAS a visitor at
the county seat lart Saturday. He reports
no seriouH loss "f lambs through the disa-
gre-aIle weather.
There are IA number ri entries for the
racing prugra mme of the Fair association.
Horsemeu should remember that nnmina-
ti"ns close June LIST.
DIR. ParhrrIv, nf White Sulphur Springs.
has Sold 2,00n head oi yearlimp sheep, to
he delivered after -hearing, f"r $3.50 a
head. A good figure.
C.. A. Snow x Co.'s pamphlet, "Infnrma-
tioH aud Adyic" about Patrnta, Caveats,
Trademarks. 'npNTirhts, etc, " may hr oh
tanned free at this offer.
John G-ig-r. timber land inspector, ar.
rived III town last Saturday ON Official
business. He will esaminr into some al
the timber emitting applications.
Rev. George Edwards summer schedule
OF monthly appointments viii he found al
the top "f this column. He has added
several new places 1" hns field III labor.
DR.. o. F. David, a brother nj {. q. David
of Utica, arrived from Alden, Iowa, r.
Gently. and will make his home on the lu,
dith aud engage in the practice al his pro.
f-ssion.
Memorial services oi the James A. Shields
post will hr held ncNtSuuday at the Metho
dist church. at IL o'clock. Robert Wad
dell will deliver AN address. The publ,
cordially invited I" attend.
Samuel Hnrvitch returned to LewistowI
last Saturday, after making a business trif
over the western part al the county and to
Great Falls. He reports good success il
securing orders for suite.
The Democratic county convention, 10
rhonse delegates to attend the state con
N~ention, will he held ON June LIST instead -
I'd, ~ we stated last week. The primaric,
will be held Saturday of this week.
:. :. Hobsuu came in from Utica las
Monday. He was ailiug some with rheu
matism, but said lac would he ON hand a
the Minneapolis convention. He wa
heartily congratulated over his success a
Missoula.
There is quite IA general feeling that Lew
istowu will not celebrate the coming 18th {
July. Let some other town have TIA
glory this year. We are sure LEWISTON.
will he found in a reciprocal mood and hel
Ia swell the crowd.
Tom Shea came in from his horse ranc
first Of the week with two finely matche
geldings, which he sold to n party fror
Benton. The horses were purchased ia
Sheriff o'Neill, of that place. They M
Don A. colts, five years old.
Pres Lewis arrived in the city toda
noon with his big freighting outfit, havin
been "A week on the trip from IewistowT
He will load up and start on the retur
trip tomorrow. Among his freight will /
a Gordon Job press for the LEWISTON
ARGus.-River Press.
w. W. Parrott was in town n couple
days last week. He will leave with IA
sheep for his ranch north of the Nilsson
about the first Of June. Although h
sheep lambed in the brush ON Armell's cree
Mr.. Parrott thinks he got through with 4
little loss a. his meighbors.
NJ. A. F. ZONES arrived from Great Fal
last Sunday, and will be employed al I'll
ARGUS during the absence nf Mr.. WatsoI
who accompanied 10y his mother will lea
some time next week on n visit tn the cas-
MIR Watson viii look ia upon the RepuhI
can and Democratic national convention
during his absence.
One Of the mast peculiar deeds that hs
gone On record ia M-aeh-r county was Tile
in the ,lrrk's office hast Monday. III
s%rantnr, Edwin n-irate, piveE hi- be
Ralph To- i. n. Wrlrh, "f N-ihart, and Il
consideration is that W-lch shall cloth
feed and educate the hoy, and that the bo
shall share IN his estates as one nf IA
Observation-Disclosures
There IL ao further eNcus. for all Of al
citizens having "a different time. On Tue
day AT Stephens t-l-phnnei to Big limb
and procured railroad time, which he ~
correct at frequent intervals. Several bu'
ness houses have already coniormed to
and let Others follow. A uniform time
much to be preferred i'll every respect.