Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-11-08

returns of the election so far AS hear
from. In several instances the return
from precincts are incomplete and N,
doubt many of the figures will b
slightly altered by the official count.
Mr.. L. G. Worden, about whom som,
structures were made in connection
with he eagle matter last week, assert
that he did not know the contents O
the paper but simply performed hi
services as IA notary, it not being hi
duty or business TO ascertain the con
tents of u paper. We make this ex
PLANTATION in Justice to Mr.. Worder
as we had no desire to place him in /,
wrong light.
\ car load OF span new Garlan,
stoves at Hubcnsack IL Slo ln's. Ev
erybody should use the worlds best
stove, when they can he had even
cheaper than others ask for common
stoves. Garlands always please.
From this time forward Mr.. ID. f
Hemphill will be found with C. L. Lit
tie, where lac will be glad to see all ole
friends ana n watch taken there viii
have the advantage OF the combined
skill OF these experienced workmen.
Beginning with Monday last the Bill
lings mail line will lay over nights
Mail leaving mere Mondays will not
reach Billings until Wednesday even
ing instead of Tuesday evening as
heretofore. The Great Falls line will
continue on it's present schedule.
The Burlington road isnow com,
pleted to Billings and asks the patron.
age Of travellers and shippers OF the
Judith Basin. The road has pushed
steadily forward notwithstanding the
stringency with money markets and
deserves a share OF Montana patron
age.
Did it ever occur to you that there
are eight different kinds OF yarns
manufactured? Thay are German
town, German knitting, SaXony,
Alliance, Coral. Spanish. Angora and
Ice Wool. The Power Mercantile Co.
carry all kinds in the many different
shades.
A car load of the celebrated Charter
Oak Heating and Cook stoves with all
the mordern improvements. These
stoves will be received this week by
the Montana Hardware Co. and they
propose to sell them away down
Don't buy until you see their stock
and near their prices.
There will be an entertainment and
supper at the TIBET school house FRI
evening, Nov. 10th given under the
auspices OF "'The Ladies' Aid. "Admis'
sion and supper fifty cents. Children
bet ween the age of eight and fifteen,
twenty-five cents; under eight, free.
All are most cordially invited.
The school flag ms been entirely
ruined by the winds and now hangs In
shreds. The trustees OF the district
should provide IL new flag at once OIL
start "a private subscription for its
purchase. "Old Glory" should not be
allowed to hang in tatters long. The
flag was the pride OF the children and
should be replaced ut once.
w. ID. Deaton, while gaining but sec.
npl rlaca i'm Tho a for sheriff bas
made a campaign OF which he may feel
proud. His political tactics have been
those OF II gentleman; mud was not
used by him or his supporters, and nc
move was male of which he can feel
ashamed. A fine fellow personally
the citizens OF Fergus county appre.
ciate the manly methods which have
characterized his campaign.
One of the candidates on the Re
publican ticket made himself useful
by dressing the kids at one place
where lac stopped on his camp ignin!
tour, the husband being absent from
home on "a treightIngtrIp. II to the
regret of the candidate he learned
the day before election that thu
head OF the family while II good Re
publican, had taken out IA reglstra
ton certificate but could not vote.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odIst church gave Al dinner in the
Landt building election day, and re
...lN-a1 IN la tsu.4 "A mat FBlnUf that M
food was Lift to give Il supper, n they
had intended. The net receipts Were
lSll9. Mr.. Sullivan bought u large
/ number OF tickeus-S50 worth, 1T was
reported. The ladies desire to extend
their thanks to the many who aided
them and furnished provisions.
Anovel wage was made last sun
day by a Sulli vad enthusiast. TIL,
fellow took off his coat, vest, hat
shoes and socks and placed them in 1
stake holders hands to prove his as
surance that Maurice sullivan woul,
he elected sheriff. For two hours tn
fellow IA uoorley clad but a sullivan
henchman finally purchased the owe
Jealous fellow "A new suit OF clothes
The stakeholder mad refused to hol,
the socks and they were returned.
f. n. Cheadle speech Monda,
evening last was IA fitting close to tn
campaign. The hall was well file
and the large audience appreciate
the best speach of the campaign alon
excluding that OF Congressman Hart
man. Mr.. Cheadle's address was, o
some points,too deep for many OF hi
hearers, but tae gentleman's line c
thought closely followed an
frequent applause interrupted hi
expose OF Democratic incompetent,
and Republican ability. Mr.. Cheadl
closed with a plea for the local tickle
which no doubt had good effect oil
Tuesday and aided in retail ming thi
county firmly in the Repub lical
column by an increased majority.