Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-02

~rehearsals on a couple OF plays to be
given during fair week.
W. A. Hedges of Yale was in town
Monday on private business. Mr..
Hedges is strongly urged to accept the
nomination for Joint-representative
with Valley county on the Republican
ticket. While he has not fully con
sented We think he will yield to the
wishes oil the Republican county con
vention should it see fit to honor him
with the nomination.
The Republican county committee
will meet next Tuesday when the mat
ter of county convention will be fully
discussed and "A call issued. 1t now
seems quite probable that but one
convention will he held. Saturday,
September st, would Ice "a good date
and give ample time Tor Delegates to
reach Helena in time for the state
convention.
The next treasurer OF Fergus county
must he n man who IL not afraid to
do his duty and who will at least
make AN effort o collect all taxes due
the county. He must he II man who
will not interpret the statutes to suit
his own convenience, and by all means
he must be n man who will make n
vigorous effort To collect taxes on all
mortgages ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
The Republicans will nominate just
.,,,l, m -. ap1 10 niII 10 .l.I,. al.otal
A meeting of the school board was
called for last Saturday for the pur-
pose of filling the vacancy i'll corps OF
teachers caused by the resignation OF
Miss Hoberton, but a quorum could
not be procured Another attempt to
obtain an attendance will be made
this week. Miss Eddy, it is under
stood, is an application the primary
department, she prefering that to the
intermediate department, which she
now holds.
Geo. w. Cook returned from Benton
and Great Falls Tuesday noon. He
made a quick trip and an equally
quick sale of his wool clip, which he
disposed OF at IL cents, the best figure
received by anyone at Benton and
within one-quarter of a cen of the
best price OF the season. Mr.. Cook
was accompanied to Benton by his
wife's sister, Miss Orvis, who has re-
turned to her eastern home, and by
Miss Lillian Cook.
The season for killing game in Mon
tana begins and ends on the following
dates: deer, antelope, mountain
sheep and goats, August ID TO Deem
Der Is. Hide and head hunting and
killing for market prohibited. ?
Bison, buffalo and quail protected I'M
til 1903. 3.-Prairie chicken, sage
and fool hens and grouse OF all kinds,
August Is to November 18th. A.
Wild ducks. geese and other acquatic
fowl, Sept. | to Jan. |. MARTIN
and otter, Oct. l to April L. Moose,
elk, otter and beaver protected until
March /, 1899.
Bishop l.. r. Brewer occupied Rev.
EDWARDS pulpit last sunday ihorhlhf
ana evening" the 'uurch peihS wei
filled on both occasions. In the morn
ing the bishop dwelt upon the duty OF
CHRISTIANS % the chul'h ana IN the
evening spoke especially of the ohliga-
tions OF the rich. In the course of his
REMARKS on the natter 'he"ie lie NOT
o"is "ep.o'e' '"e 'hi'N"'s VI '"
~
uh''ertahei ny the 'aoori'e ''aA'eS ~
nettrr lheir eohhiiioh' minimum
!, town the hishon wss th,. ,uss, q,
Mr. and Mrs + X CbeadIs
Inc Ahacoh"a 9'a"''a'u u"uei
"reat ans uale vi July 20 coii.aihS
tue olio"'n ~ "'ee'"'E VI "
chahloer Oh eo'hinerce ilei't iSS1 even
ing fres''ient "oo'irlch soateu Ihat
supscrlp'loh hsts LOT ne proposeo
ore"' '''el"o"e syS
.s u
urea' raiiS anu 'iie 'o""S WHICH IL IL
ProPo'e" W iea'" an" '""' ne ieI'
extremely eohioei' Oh success r.h
wright Oh Le"is'o"h had WRITER
'ha' ie"is.o"h BUSINESS men "oui'
suosctioe "o''''' W. Drosua'
stated that personal letter from q
Rehl'enha'i eoh'ersaht Win Tue S'tot
tioh ass'lreo hi'h lha' Tue me eo"''
De constructed ahd e'l"ippeu LOT no.
;nol,aa - os.,,,a,
in Great Falls"
we hhu Tie ioiio"ihg III +" "Uerar!