Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-06-23

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appearance of the building.
Franklin Steiner. IA free though
lecturer of Des Moines, Iowa, viii
deliver a series of lectures in Lewis
town commencing about July 10th
He il IA young man but has the repu
tation of being an able and interest
ing speaker.
Secretary a. ). Lohman. of tn,
North Chuteau County Wool Grow
ers' association, has named Thurs
day of each week as wool sales day
at Chinook and Friday as the
sales day ut Malta. This arrange
ment goes into effect at onee.-H,iveI
Press.
DR.. Long. of the firm of Buck 4
Long. was arrested nj Utica fol
prnrticing dentistry without license.
On paying license penalty and costs,
tmuuntiug To eighteen dollars, he
WIS Released. C,unty Attorney
Chrntilr brought the complaint.
II is repurted that J. Is. Long, the
mutton buyer. mnde another pur-
cHs Sc - day or Two ago. securing
lHpJaf i.Ttp finc wrthCr- from B. ID.
Phillips. uf Malta n ey We're an
extra 90 nl lot aud are said to have
brought ahout 81 per hriId. delivery
to- bc made in O,tubcr.-Iiver Press.
Judg Dudley DuBosc arrived yes
| to-day morning from Fort Benton
aud was accompanied 10y Mrs. Du-
Bose, ana their little daughter. who
have been visiting in New York and
other eastern cities for several
months. They will remain in Great
Falls about u month.-Great Falls
Tribune.
Ralph Berry of White sulphur
| Springs. II OF the large woolgrow-
crs of the state, arrived in the city
yesterday and will he here several
days. About 10000 pounds OF his
wool clip is arriving here and some
10000 pounds is being sheared at
Merrill. Mr.. Berry says he expects
tn hold his wool for Il year or two
for better prices. His clip OF '36 is
stiH being held in Bostnn.-Billings
Gazette.
The house of John Gilkerson, ON
his ranch. was struck by lightning
Monday night the result being IL
total loss. 1t was occupied 10y the
MIchcau Bros. who have leased the
ranch and they escaped without
injury, but could only save "A bed.
This is an instance in which light
ming rods did o protect, as the
house was covered by them. For
! tunatcly the house was insured for
! 81. 800 in Mr.. Parents agency.
Lewis Lehman arrived home ON
Mondays Benton coach. Hehas been
attending school Ut DelafieId, Wis
consiu for the past yea He left
his brother Charlie much improved
in health and spirits, at Waukesha
| Springs, Wisconsin. Mrs. Lehman
who had been spending n few days
i'm Chicago is reported to have eX-
pressed a strong preference for Lew
istown aud thinks the latter holds
many advantages over the hub of
the Western universe.
Austin w. War;, who went to
Helena last week to consult n spec
ialist regarding his eyes, was not
wholly satisfied with the diagnosis
obtained and has gone ON to New
] N-,q.1- I4t 80. aSynpn1 hnNEnynT.
thar the difficulty was not in the
eyes themselves but caused by some
nerve OF the brain. Complete rest oi
the eyes for thirty days was declared
essential before Improvement could
be expected. 1t is probable Mr..
War; may extend his trip acros the
Atlantic before returning to Lewis
town.
Tom Morgan, formerly of stan
ford, has been in town for the past
week. Mr.. Morgan left the county
about two or three years ago and
since that time has been down III
North Dakota and Minnesota trying
To dispose OF his band of horses 10
good advantage but has had only
moderate success owing to the hard
times. While in the Turtle noun
tain country last winter he was
severely injured 10y the accidental.
discharge al ii gun, receiving an in
Hurry In mis- stomach and right hand
the latter wound still giving him
Some trouble. Tom says he has
Travelled about considerable in til,
past two or three years but Mon
tana is the best country he has seen
and il is not Improbable that he maA
return here to live. His family is
living at Niinut. where his children
arc attending school.
J.. l.. Bright and j. s. Martin %
Columbus. Ohio. parties who are in
terCsted in the Spotted Horse mine
visited Lcwistuwn, Monday. w
understand that several heavy Goa.
operators in Ohio have become in
tCrcsted with Mir. Bright in thu
property. The mine has been eX
amincd for them and they have
already in sight Il sufficient body u
low grade ore and are going I,
erect a cyanide plant to treat it
They have ordered a diamond drill
to prospect below present working
and To determine where the or
bodies lie. Ii the diamond drill
develops ure bodies II new hoist viii
l' ordered and shafts sunk to reacl
them. The mill started up again ol
Monday last. Mrs. Bright accom-
r pyu,.s haT husband onJ an Inst en-,