Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-10-25

Messrs. Chandler and Hedges spoke a,
Deerfield Tuesday evening. The thres
gentlemen and F. X. Cheadle will ad
dress the voters of Gilt Edge this
Thursday evening, those OF Nader
Friday evening and will speak at Lew.
istown Saturday evening of this week
Mr.. Chandler and Mr.. Hedges will also
speak at Grass Range Tuesday even
ing October 3Oth.
George M. Cook Republican candi.
date forcounty treasurer, enjoys in al
enviable degree the acquaintance and
esteem of the voters OF Ferguscounty.
He is well fitted for the office in every
way and taxpayers can rely upon his
administration of affairs being correct
to the last nickle. Although a heavy
bond is required Mr.. Cook can secure
it as quickly as any other man in FeI-
gus county. Give him a rousing ma
jority on november 9th.
Ex-Gov. Preston H. Leslie and the
present district attorney of the COM
monwealth, visited Lewistown last
week in company with Deputy U. S.
Marshal Davidson. The result of the
trip to this section was the arrest OF
Emil Plum OF Fit. Maginnis, on the
charge of embezzlinggovernmentp prop
erty. Mr.. Plum was given an exami-
nation before U. S. Commissioner
Meagher on Saturday and gave bonds
of $500 for his appearance before the
next term of the circuit court in Hele-
IA.
Last week b. w. Poole assignee OF
W. w. Dewitt, placed an execution in
Sheriff Deaton's hands against thirty
two prospects OF the Gilt Edge Mining
and all the detached ore in
the possession of the company at the
time the Judgment was rendered
April, also ore dumps and tailings
and the company's title to fairgrounds
which all the buildings are located.
On the 18th inst. temporary ~injunc-
ton was issued out of the Cascade
county court by Judge Dubose re-
straining action until the 10th of
November for a hearing.
De Judges Troubadours appeared
at Culver's hal, Tuesday evening, before
Il fair sized audience. The show is the
best of the kind that has ever visited
the songs and dances being |
unusually good. James Walsh, the
has IN excellent make up
Is an Irishman. and he has the brogue
Of a true son OF ERIN. Jennie and Ned
.elton, in their speciality work, re-
deserved applause. They are
artists of high rank. Ned Kelton in
negro character, is also worthy o spec
Ial mention. The troupe appears at
Culver's hall again this Thursday
and should he greeted by a
arge audience.
The ARGUS has frequently asserted
hat Mr.. Deaton finds it difficult to
the clerical work OF his Office
out in employing Scott he made a gerat
mistake. But if Mr.. Deaton is incom-
petent Sullivan was worse, for he was
IN extravagant and IN expensive
The team hire fore onequar-
-er in his administration amounted
20 over 81, 800. This was an outra-
,eous charge and more than legiti-
team hire should amount to in
whole year. Let taxpayers remem-
per this and vote for John d. Waite. a
nan who will conduct the Office eco
Ironically. The charge that Mr..
Waite or any other man on the ticket
s a bank candidate is a dirty, ma
icious lie, coming from a bestial low
migrate who seeks to prejudice
"The attempt of the Anacondaites to
make it appear as though Judge Du-
pose was an enthusiastic supporter OF
because he happened to
at the meeting at Benton Tues
lay night, is liable to prove a failure"
said a well known citizen of Benton
20 a Leader reporter. "Why, the
of the matter is that Supporters
Of Anaconda are as scarce as hens
among the representative citizens
Of Benton. AS not one private citizen
could be induced to preside Judge Du-
pose, who had wandered into thecourt
room to hear what the speakers
would say, was approached and i'm
to come to the rescue Mr..
Dubose was talking to John Cotter,
;ity attorney OF Butte, one of the
speakers, and who is a warm personnel
friend OF his honor, when asked to
at the meeting. He said he
introduce the different speakers
a matter of courtesy, but would re-
from mention capital at all.
This he did. Everybody knows the
Judge is for Helena, althouth in his po-
he dosen't care to express him.
self in public.-Great Falls Leader.
We publish elsewhere a condensed
report of the Teachers Institute pre-
pared by the secretary, F. A. Barnes.
The session was entirely successful and
will add to the cause of education
the coming months. The
entertainments were at
tended by large audiences. The first
evening E. X. Cheadle was to have lee
tured and the second evening Mrs. l..
E. Howey and Prof. E. A. Steere were
on the program. Mrs. Howey had
been summoned by the women OF Hell
ena to aid them in the capital contest
and consequently Prof. Parent al