Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-01-26
C HAPPENINGS.

Notice sale oil HdtuD!etOnlan stdl!loh ~
another dunn.
All kinds of commercial printing execute
with ucntncss and dispatch at this uffic-.
All. j. stephens and j. L. Stuart r.
coach.
David Hilrer was in from his ranch first
of the week looking after his newspaper
enterprise.
The Hiilyer company LIFT Tuesday Tor
Neihart and Barker, where they give enter
tainments.
Knights of Pythias are making ar
rangements to give a grand ball on It
Patrick Day.
Hon. James Fergus came in from his
well in that locality.
BIT. Vinson, was over from Philbrook
last Saturday. He reported summer
weather in that locality.
Oscar Stephens was in town Tuesday on
his way home from Helena. where he has
spent a week or ten days.
Extra copies of this issue can be had by
calling at once. II il a good number to
send to friends and relatives.
Note the new advertisement Of the Mon
tana Hardware company. They have
something To say about wagons.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Moorhcad and Mr..
aud Mrs. c. H.. Williams, OF Maiden, spent
last Sabbath with Mr.. and Mrs. F. L.
Smith.
Judge Pierce, formerly OF FIT. Benton,
now u resident Of Bozeman, has been APP
pointed local attorney for the Northern
Pacific.
C. C. David and w. II. Babcock, Of Pig
Eye basin, were at the county seat first of
the week. They were the principals in a
land contest case brought by the former.
Deputy U. S. Marshall Budd, of Bozeman,
served an order on County Treasurer
Wright last Saturday restraining him from
selling the railroad lands in this cuunsy for
delinquent taxes.
Frank Oulette, the first Lewistown
freighter to pull into Fit. Benton this year,
loaded up with goods for Power II Bros
store, and started for Lewistown yesteI-
day.-River Press.
w. j. Minar has sold his drug store in
Neihart to "a large drug company doing
business at Great Falls, who will run it as
IA branch house, while he with his family
will 20 to Sag Harbor, Michigan, to reside.
-Hus5andman.
About two weeks ago there was a general
complaint of hard ~times-money was awfui
1.,ht .,..r IaI.al thn raaai.tS
OF the Hillyer troup amounted to between
seven and eight hundred dollars during lis
engagement here.
\ member of the Hillyer troup entered
the ~postutlice one day last week and asked
Mr.. Gray when the mail would arrive from
Kansas City. For a moment Mr.. Gray
imagined that we had direct mail connec-
ton with the outside world.
Ice dealers are somewhat alarmed about
securing IA supply for next summers use.
Tn article gathered now is not first class.
Without we nave extremely cold weather
next month there will be little prospect of
securing good ice, hence the h~ustling to
make the best OF the situation.
y. a. Lewis, of Philbrook, was married
in Great Falls last week to Miss Mary
Flynn and arrived home Friday. Miss
Flynn is formerly OF Minneapolis, but has
reside ON the Judith for a year past. A
wedding supper was served Monday even
ing, a large number OF friends of the happy
couple attending.
The editor of an exchange remarks that
you may hive the stars in a nail key, hang
the ocean ON n rail fence to dry, put the
sky to soak in a gourd and set the sun and
moon out, but don't think to escape the
place that lies on the other side of purga-
tory if you don't pay for your paper.
We understand that the late meeting OF
the Democratic county committee was
c ,lled surreptitiously and that there were a
number of the committee who had no in
timation OF the gathering. But OF course
it cannot Ice that Bro. Barnes would cuun-
tenance anything that was not fair.
Mr.. CT F. Davis, editor OF the Bloomfield,
Iowa, Farmer, says Il can recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all sui
ferers with colds and Group. | have used
it in my family for the past two years and
have found it the best | ever used for the
purposes for which it is intended. 80 cent
bottles for sale by W. w. Dewitt, druggist.
Rev. Lnrgent, evangelist of the Christian
church. will preach at the court house next
sunday morning at IL IA. M. and evening
at T:3O D.. IN. After the morning service "A
church organization will be effected. The
subject for the evening discourse will be:
''our peculiar characteristics as a denomi.
nation" Everybody cordially invited to
attend.
Under-Sheriff Heath went to Barker
s lturday to arrest H. j.. Henzlik, of that
place. for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses last fall. Henzlik gave Orlando
Sawyer a check for Sl5 last October, on
the First National Bank Of Great Falls,
which was protested. Mr.. Sawyer tried to
collect the amount but failing swore out a
warrant last Saturday. Henzlik gave the
sheriff bonds for his appearance. :
Pres Lewis arrived from Fit. Benton with
his freight team Monday. Hell left Lewistown
for Fit. Benton On the 2Ist OF November ,
to get back before the holidays.
He was showed in at Steele's place by the ,
storm and it was exported that
he had taken suddenly i'll and died. Pres
denies that he had any intention Of put !
ting a deadlock" on himself and is look
ing well and hearty. He brought in "a large
stock Of holiday goods which will be ia
for G. Washington's birthday and St.
Patrick's day in the morning.
Hoods calendar for 1898 is out, and like
it's professors is the daintiest of it's kind
for the year, ~embodyins the best results Of
The art OF the designer. engraver and
1t is appropriate to the Worlds
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