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

OF fireworks ana the small boy Is
taking time 10y the forclock and get
ting rid of his winters savings.
Read the advertisement of ranch
for sale i'll another column. Chance
to get n fine hay ranch. plenty of
water and good range privileges.
Call and examine the new line oil
ladies and childrcn'- shoes. iuS'
opened al Bertrand x Hopkins.
They are all stylish und prices Tho
lowest.
N,Nt SUudny will be- chiIIIron's day
ut the Presbyterian church The
.Ncrri~cs VIII take place .n The mora
ing. Key. Ellis uf iIylsna will prearli
in thu evening
Thc,amr meeting. July }, =, 3 and
t. pn i.c54vrr rr,,.l,, VIII %" tny lar--
crt Religions m..iul- ryuI held in
the JUtrIh i,lsju. a c,rrliai invita-
tiun Is ~ -uirI to alj.
Frum s.fl after 'a,e the county
cl4g - ..IIutrri To- snakr monthly
reports t" "a state lu'ut ~, OF the
receipts nT tin TIE u,r-. iI~Jrad of
quarterly. as hrryJuur".
Right Rev. j.. II. BruuJ-i. His hupof
Helena. via give combination in thc
Catholic church, sunday, duly.ll. AT
lo:&0 a. m. Lecture AMI hruodrtion
at $50 y. Ia. Everybody cordially
invited.
Jon Rauch lciU nu Mondays Great
Falls couch Tor "a visit in the cast.
lie will take in Minneapolis, St.Pnul.
Chicago and 81. Louis before return
ing and will bc absent six weeks or
Two months.
Knutc Ophcim of H"lcnn is in this
section looking after the interests OF
his brothers estate, al which he has
just been appointed administrator.
Mr.. Ophcim is very hopeful uf the
wool outlook.
Read the notice OF executors sale
of cattIc. to lie found elsewhere.
These cattle belong tu the estate OF
John McGiun ami will he sold AT the
Dark Horse livery stable un Monday.
July 9Th at = p. IN.
Miss Minnie Jackson returned from
Billings Monday uf last week, whore
she had been To meet hUr aunt, Miss
Maynard ana her sister from Buze-
man. They viii visit several weeks
with friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
Remember. Lcwistown Will cclc-
brnte the 4th ton Saturday July Sd
in II royal Horse racing,
base bail. loot racing aud other
games during the day and fire works.
balloon a~scrnsions and n grand ball
in the evening. II married bring the
family; if single, your best girl.
W. q. Norman and wife, accom
panied by Mrs. J. \. Carroll and Miss
Grace Rauch left for Livingston
Saturday by private conveyance.
The Normnn's and Miss Ranch will
make a tour uf the National park,
While Mrs. Carroll will visit in Liv-
iugston.
Hnlsey Il. Watson, of the ARGUS.
left by Mondays Benton coach 10
attend the meeting uf the State
Press association at Helena this
week. After the association huscun-
cludcd its business ana the entertain
mcnt 10y the citizens of Helena is
over, the members will make "a trip
to Salt Lake City. an invitation hay
ing been cNtcnded them hy The Ore
.gon short Line. The Rio Graudu
officials have also offered them "a
free ride over their line from Salt
Lake to Denver and return. but il
has not been decided whether the i'll
vitation will be accepted ar not.
Dispatches from Helena announce
that the gamblers are very much
disappointed because OF the opinion
which has been given them by their
attorneys that the Chandler anti
gambling law cannot Ice successfully
contested. 1t appears that their en-
gaging of Tuolc x Wallace was
primarily to tiud upon what grounds
the law could be fought and this
prominent firm has advised them to
save the money necessary 10 make a
contest rs such proceeding would he
Ruthless. Helena gamblers now an
nOuncc that they must accept the ill.,
cvitable ana no further steps looking
to the annullmcnt of the Inv will be
attempted. at least by them. All
| the prominent gamblers of the state
were to- have contributed tn the cost
ui the fight.
Archibald Gray. assistant Ecnenal
freight agent uf the Great Northern
and Montana Central railroads with
headquarters at Butte, spent several
days in the Basin last week looking
after wool shipments. IL says Tint
road officials are doing everything
possible to make Great Falls IN,
greatest wool market in this country,
that the head buyers al each house
will be mt that point and that il is
practically assured that prices vii
rule higher at Great Falls than amy
other point in the state. No doubt
"a great portion of this cOunry'S cliI
will go to the Falls, teams having
been engaged To haul from as lar as
Grass Range to the Great Northern
point. Later in the season rhc com,
pany will make every inducymcUt t.
have cattle shipments 90 their
line. Mr.. Gray returned To Butt,
via Mondays Benton coach.
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