Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-06-21
UTICA ~UrTERINGS.

Among the prominent easterners
who have come to inhale the invigo-
rating ozone of the beautiful Basin
Turing the summer are Mr.. and Mrs.
Waite Sutherland, of Pen Yam, New
York, the parents OF our Hon. j. ID.
Waite; Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, of
Brattleboro, Vt, relatives of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. p. Hamilton and Mrs Wight,
of Wlnterset, Iowa, who are visiting
with relatives at Antelope.
Shearing has begun-about three
weeks earlier than usual. C. c. David
and j. :. Phillips, now shearing-good
Republican and Democrat, respective
ly-are clipping the wool close around
the eyes OF their ilocks this season,
cstensibly to better enable them to
read their fate-live or die-as indI-
Gated by the handwriting on the
Congressional Record.
No one has ever, to our knowledge,
charged our aifable friend, +. Il. War
rem, with Offensive partisanship,"
but unless he abandons his sheep.
brand, "N. D."-"No Democrat"-he
will, if he ever runs for Office, be com
PEELED to give the pedigree OF that
mark. However, we here and o
affirm, etc, that Fred bought that
brand AS IL secondhand article at IA
time to which the mind of the pilgrim
runneth not.
Sadly, very sadly, indeed, we chroni-
Gle the death OF little Levica, the three
year old daughter of our esteemed
neiehbors, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Gray.
After an illness oil only II few days, the
sweet, innocent bud of childhood was
borne on the wings OF the dark angel,
where, unfolded in the presence of Him
who doeth all things well, the sable
OF grief will eternally be Il mantle oil
light. To the bereaved parents, while
passing under the rod, we voice the
sentiment OF all in a feeling OF tender
sympathy. The remains, followed by
"a large concourse of friends, were laid
to rest in the cemetery on Saturday,
the 10th.
The boom at Gogo is Undertaking.
into n strong, healthy mining interest.
The old WeatherwaX quartz mill will
again begin turning out gold in curse
OF about two weeks, while all the old
placcrs ale being worked with the en-
Ittlt.xr,.. ~ - I,aV. t,.l.. -
prosprctors are now on the ground
and more coming. Wnile the pay Is
not large-from 50 to 81 per day
still 1T is n heap better than trampIng
to Washington n la Coxey with "a
prayer to Grover for better roads TO |
come back on. 4 small smelter will
also be put in operation in the near
future, all arrangements to that end
having been consummated..
a very large numher of saints and i
sinners assembled ut Pliilbrook on
Sunday last, where those caterers OF
gospel food, The Rev. Van Orsdel and
Craven, had spread u least. Ii
untiring energy, adj Iptation to circum-
stances, n hew to the line, policy, and
fruits, are cIiterions of sue
cess, then these two veteran itinerants
are certainly eminently successful in
the telling al the old, old story. Keep
telling it you are doing good,
The Judith roundup have about
completed their spring work. Mr..
Pearson reports having seen % wolves
in one pack. of which they killed seven.
Losses on the range are reported unu-
sually large, owing tn the pest.
Hailst ormS, disastrous ana other
wise, are reported west and north OF
us,
POI inches of rain fell last week.
Get your and rakes ready.
Hay crop will he bigger and three
weeks earlier than last year.
Rustic.