Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-11-09

ity, Prof. Loar has been obliged to rear
range the grades and Rotations not en-
tirely to the advantage OF each scholar.
The arrangement, although regretted by
both the board OF trustees and the teach.
ers, shall have to suffice until greater ac-
c~ommodations can be supplied.
W. Ii. Walling was in from the Judith
Monday. He had just returned from Chi
cago where he disposed of his beef cattle.
He received a little less than S15 for cows,
bat realized S45 for steers. some of the
latter tipping the scales at l 600. lie says
L~ewistown is thelivliest point he has seen
since he left Chicago.
The hunting party. consisting of Will
Selvidge. Tom Riser. Dick Potter, John
Bebb and one or two Others, returned
Tuesday from IA three weeks hunt in the
brakes of the Missouri. They succeeded ia
killing eighty deer, and were unable to
bring them all home They think of start
ing II freight line between Lewisiown and
the hunting grounds.
Its funny how people talk; take for it,
stance the man who h~asjust returned from
the White City, he never tires Of telling
what he has seen. Yet right here II this
county there are hundreds of people who
talk just as enthusiastically about the
great inducements which r. G. Power *
Bro. offer every week in their ad. 1t is
good reading; try it for a month.
Charley Belden, Of Utica. spent last Fri
day and Saturday at the county seat. He
recently returned from Chicago, where he
steers aud $3.50 for cows. Mr.. Belden
spent % week at the fair in with
n sister who came from Cleveland. Ohio, to
meet him. He met several Fergus county
people taking ia the sights OF the great ex-
position.
Last fall. when he thought he could gain
a point, Sheriff Deaton would tell people
that he was mo such man as sullivan"
At the same time Sullivan was doing all he
could to secure the formers election. Most
people admire manliDess; what can they
think OF such ingratitude? Mr.. Sullivan
may have his faults but he would not keep
such Al thing as Scott around To rinse out
cuspidors.
Sheriff Deaton told a party in town IA
short time since that he couldn't find
anyone to fill Scott's place" That he
couldn't do any better" The general i'm
preston is that he could do no worse. What
a reflection on his party in this county.
We believe there are a number of young
Democrats in the county who are compe-
to.N e. H. h. .-l H. IL. $500 49,
tensions toward responsibility.
Taxpayer" may have made an error as
to who served the venire in the Hogue case,
but this does not alter the material facts.
The cannibal has demonstrated that he
cannot be trusted, even when under oath.
He il not fit to be referee at a dog fight.
say nothing of serving on a jury of his fell
lowmen. No better evidence is needed to
prove that it was a job than the declara-
ton of Justice Mcfarland that mo such
proceedings will ever take place in his
court again"
Julius Petersen returned from Deer Lodge
Saturday, whittier he had gone to meet a
lady who shortly after the groom's arrival
became Mrs. Petersen. The bride had ar
rived from her home in Germany a few
days before. Mr.. and Mrs. Petersen will
occupy their residence on the bench above
Judge Meagher's. Sunday evening the
brass band serenaded the happy couple at
the Lewistown hotel. We wish to our pop
ular butcher and his bride a long season OF
marital happiness.
A few days ago Sheriff Deaton gave out
that he was going to fire Scott from the
force. But We are informed a love feast
WAS held on Thursday evening Of last week
in which Deatou, Scott and the cannibal
were participants. Booze flowed freely.
Scott wept on Deaton's coat collar and
the latter danced while Scott whistIed.
Everything was amicably arranged and
what a Democrat said recently, that ''Dea-
ton must dance to their music"
c. Little OF Miles City, the gentleman
spoken of last week as negotiating for the
purchase of w. NJ. McGinness, did not sue
coed in reaching an agreement. Mr.. Little,
however, has purchased the fixtures and
will put in an entirely new stock of drugs
and druggists notions. The McGinness
stock will he removed to White Sulphur
Springs, but Frank Scott will remain in the
employ Of the purchaser. A portion Of Mr..
Little's jewelry stock will be brought here
from Miles City and placed in the same
sto.e. A fine line OF cigars and candy will
be installed in connection. We wish Mr..
Little success.