Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-10-11

Hal. 5. Corbett, the Democrat
nominee for congress, is announced t
speak at Lewistown Monday evening
the 22nd inst. X. b. Smith is also e,
pected in Lewistown before the can
paign closes.
We are in receipt of the annus
newspaper guide of the Eureka AdveI
tising agency OF Binghampton, N. y
The volume is very complete and tn
matter neatly displayed, many an
nouncements displaying TACT in ar
rangement.
T. Il. Carson now displays a "Hel
ena for the Capital pennant in from
of his saloon. Kit says it is trul!
amusing to watch the editor of tn,
Geyser's face as he looks at the in
scription. 1t is like waving a red fla,
before a bull.
H. w. Chase has purchased from
the Judith Lumber Co. a boiler anG
engine which he will use to run a saw
mill on Upper Spring creek. Mr.. Chase
has secured several contracts for saw,
ing and will make the saw hum this
fall and next year.
f. p. Chandler and r. o Tobel
accompanied Congressman Hartman
to Stanford last Friday, where the
latter addressed a large meeting of
the voters of that place. Mr.. Hart
man faced the storm to Belt on Satur-
day to meet his next appointment.
w. III. Culver has received word that
DE Judges Troubadours will play at
Lewistown during the week ending the
9th inst. The exact date will be an
nounced later. The company includes
persons and is considered one OF
the best now travelling through the
west.
W. learn with regret that Mr.. and
Mrs. K. w. Clifford of Trout creek
lost their three months old child.
The cause of death was pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford have been pecu-
unfortunate and in losing their
third child they have the sympathy of
the community.
Senator II. C. Power and other
speakers will address the citizens
OF this county, as follows: Mai
den, Tuesday evening, October 10th
Edge ut noon Wednesday, Octo-
Der 18th, and Iewistown in the even
ing of October 18th. Turn out and
hear the issues discussed.
Congressman Hartman changed a
number of heretofore Democratic
votes in Lewistown by his able and
patriotic address. His position on
left no doubt in the minds of
those who heard him as to his loyalty
and untiring labors at Washington in
the interest OF free coinage.
Edward Brassey returned from Bill |
ngs Monday, where he went on bust
hess. Last Saturday evening he
lad the pleasure OF listening to Thos.
Carter and Judge Mcconnell on the
question. They spoke to a
house and aroused great en-.
.husiasm. Yellowstone county is all
light for Helena.
Powell Landusky, who has camped
with the Little Rocky mining district
or some years past and has good
prospects OF becoming a millionaire,
gone on a visit to his old home ut
st. Louis, Mo. 1t is some twenty-eight
7ears since he came west, and he ex-
poets to see many changes in his old
line associations-River Press.
The Republican party has never
n superintendent of schools
'ince the county was organized, owing |
o the fact that it lever had a strong
Rev. George Edwards was
defeated because he was a minister.
The party now presents a man for
whom no prejudice can be aroused,
he is entitled to hearty support.
Rev. A. X. Baird preached in the
Presbyterian church last Sunday
morning and Rev. Fisher OF Kalispel
occupied the pulpit in the evening,
arge CONGREGATIONS being in attend
Lnce. The Methodist bretheran prof
cred their pulpit to the Presbyterians
md Rev. Hedges OF White Sulphur
accepted the courtesy. Pres
concluded it's business Satur-
and on Monday the several min
sters left for their homes.
A free hop was given Mt Culver's
Iall Tuesday evening last by Mr.. Mark
OF Neihart who intends start
dancing school. A goodly number
Ittended and were given first instruc-
ions in several new dances. 1t is Mr..
'chillings intention to give lessons in
Monday and Wednesday even
ngs of each week, charging $40 for
welve lessons. Whenever it is prac-
icable IA social hop will he given Fri
evening. The gentleman seems to
Understand his profession and we be-
peak for him IA good patronage. See
advertisement on this page.
Jas. NJ. Croft, candidate for asses
came over to hear Congressman
hartman, whom he took to Stanford
the following day. Mr.. Croft has
ways been II working Republican
nd has never asked anything Of the
or the people until now. But
side from party considerations alto
ether, no better man could be found
n Fergus county for the office of as
He is intelligent, Industrious
nd honest Rnsiness b will |