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

lie oil liquors and cigars as can be-
found in I4ewistown and will be
pleased to furnish patrons with the
best on the market.
H~obensack * Sloan will oats at
75cts in trade for hardware.
Charles Powell returned last week
from Livingston. On a former visit
he found a strong Anaconda senti.
ment, but was surprised to find a
marked change. He says the tide is
RAPIDLY turning toward Helena.
From this time forward Mr.. ID. E
Hemphill will be found with c. f. Lit
tie, where he will be glad to see all old
friends and a watch taken there will
have the advantage of the combined
skill OF these experienced ~workmen.
For crockery, glassware and lamps,
90 to Hobensack & Sloan's. New
goods this week.
For specimens OF large potatoes
Mr.. Taft OF this place could easily
take first premium. We were shown
tour OF the spuds raised by him that
weighed an even ten pounds, the larg-
est tipping the scales at three pounds.
On Friday afternoon at = O'Clock
there will be a meeting OF the Ladiee
Aid society OF the Presbyterian church
at Mrs. W. +. Hanson's. Tea will
1 L., a.,,r.l - -f,lZ.l Al 4Ia o1iaS
OF the society are requested to attend.
The editor OF the Mud Geyser takes
the voters OF thiscounty to bechumps
or ignorumuses when he attempts to
prejudice them against Republican
candidates. The fellow is making his
last play in this county. He will soon
hit the road.
Look out for roorbacks 81 rung i'll
the closing days OF the campaign to
editor OF the Mud Geyser is engaged in
a HOPELESS cause and will resort to
the vilest and dirtiest methods to pref
udice voters.
Ii you want to vote right place an X
opposite every Republican OH the
official ballot. Don't cross u any
name or make any markes on
your ticket other that the simple X.
Ii you do your ballet will be thrown
out as the law requires.
Mr.. b. c. Whites uttteances Tues
day evening in favor OF protection do
not hormonize well with his remarks
two years ago. He is either playing
tor votes or has been converted.
while the lamp holds out to burn
the vilest sinner may return"
Voters should remember that Mr..
Moulton, candidate for superinten-
,lent of schools on the Rel ublican
ticket has been IN the county two and
one hall years and has come among
us t. make a home. He is II married
man and resides on Mcdonald creek.
A car load of the celebrated Charter
Oak Heating and Cook stoves with all
the moIdern imp ovements. These
stoves will be received this week by
the Montana Hardware Co. and they |
propose to sell them away down don't
bay until you see their stock and hear
their prices.
The Mud Geyser accuses Mr.. Deaton
o. being incompetent and Expert
Dolliver found no quarterly reports
in Sheriff Sullivan's office for the year
1892. Neither are fit for the Office. |
Vote for John ID. Waite, a man capa-
bic OF conducting the office in a bust
nesslike manner.
Emmett X. Carroll, in his speech
Monday evening said, he did not
know whether silver was right or not,
but God knew" Up to date the lat
ter has not registered in this county |
and probably will not be able to vote.
1t is also very doubtful about receiv-
ing any information from the Deity
before election.
\ car load OF span new Garland
stoves at Hobensack Il Sloan's. Ev-l
erybody should use "the worlds best"
stove, when they can be had even
cheaper than others ask for common
stoves. Garlands always please.
John L. Bebb, receiver OF the firm of
Il. NJ. Conway Il Co, desires to notify |
creditots that un,ler orders from the
court all accounts due the late firm
must be settled ut once, and persons
knowing themselves indebted to the
above firm will save themselves much
trouble by liquidating the indebted
ness at an early day.
II. X. Carson has now placed up
wards OF 500 OH the outcome OF the
election between W. ID. peaton and
Maurice sullivan, candidates for
sheriff, Mr.. Carson wagering that Mr..
Deaton will outrun Mr.. Sullivan. The
latter's hackers are Messrs. Johns
and Weaver. At present it looks as
though Mr.. Carson had a sure thing.
John NJ. Doak, the Independent can
didate tor treasurer, was in town last
week. Mr.. Doak is a smooth shaver,
intelligent looking gentleman who re-
allies the hopelessness OF his cause
and wears a look OF resignation as he
keeps his hand in his pocket to pre-
vent any over-zealous politician from
robbing him OF his hard earned shek-
els.
Let honest voters treat with o
tempt the slurs hurled at John d..
Waite by the cur OF the Mud Geyser.
He isalow, depravedd dog, as incapable
of telling the truth as Ananias. He