Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-06-15

l. P Slater. the liveryman, has
returned from his visit TO Iowa
There is hardly a bald butte but
what will grow grass this year.
Court adjourned last Thursday
night. after a dull session No jury
cases
The county commissioners adj
iourned Friday night after a busy
session.
Letters received from Company j
state that Rev. Pfaus has recovered
from his cen Illness.
The list of registry agents appoint
ed by the commissioners will befound
elsewhere in the proceedings of the
board.
DR.. E. Long. the dentist. will he in
Cbet about the 25th or 18th inst.
After which he will visit Butte and be
absent about three weeks.
Will Selvidge. a former resident of
Lewistown. came in from Great
Falls Tuesday. He is representing
the Hotter Hardware Co. of Helena.
T. W. Warren the matchmaker.
has been confined TO his room for the
past three weeks with inflamatory
rheumatism. He is improving very
slowly.
Mics Hnro Gat- nf TAu-nSAnl 10
sires to know the whereabouts of
her brother. Eddy Gels. who is
supposed To he somewhere in north
ern Montana.
Chas. E. Hisey. of Helena. repre-
senting Reid. Murdoch X Co.. the
Chicago wholesale grocers, and sew
eral other firms. was in town Sun
day and Monday.
E. L. Ashley and Danial whalen of
Folsom. were in town last week on
land business. They report every
thing lovely and the grass high
south of the Snowies.
1t Is hardly probable that Company
[ will return witha any Spanish scalps.
the PhilipI Inc in urgents are liable
to do all the killing before our boys
get there-if they go at all.
James Maloy. brother of the late
Chas. Maloy. was at the county seat
Mr.. Maloy has been in
the county since April. and says he
expects to remain here permanently.
Among the troops which left Tampa
last week for Santiago was the Tenth
cavalry. in which Harry Willard is a
lieutenant. +. E. Smith has
a brother In the expedition. a member
of the Twenty-first New York reg:-
mcnt.
DR.. W. A. Allen, the dentist. who is
now at Gilt Edge, will arrive in
about Saturday of this
week, and can he found Mt the Day
House. Parties wishing bridge
work done, or anything in the line
of dentistry should call early.
The cases brought by Drs. Lindsey
and Tillotson against VIM. SHELTON,
In Justice Netherlands court have
been settled, Mr.. SHELTON paying the
After the trials the plain
tiffs gave notice that they would APP
peal, or the judgments would have
been paid at once.
d.. NJ. Crowley has sold his family
driving mare, Maggie ID, to Archibald
a present to his wife. THERE'S always
a good demand for horses that are
perfectly gentle and can go close to n
gait. Our horsemen
would do well to raise more horses
Of that class.
Hon. James Fergus was in town
asst Friday and Saturday, for the
irst time i'm six months. The old
had the misfortune to
'cald his right foot with apail of hot
during the winter, and has
lot yet recovered from the mishap.
The foot is still badly swollen. In
,ther respects he is pretty well,
.hough he says his eyesight and
hearing is failing him very rapidly.
speaking of the war Mr.. Fergus said
lie did not believe in war, but he
bought there was no other alter
lative q the United States, and he
Ioped to see Spain soundIy thrashed,
Is it is a barbarous nation.