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The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

uy,N. u. and his father for many years
WAS one of New York's most eminsnt
iurIsts. and the lives o, father and ZOE
wsre parallel up 10 the time OF the ei-
der Peekhan's death. Both became
Justices Of the state supreme coart ana
both we're given seats on the 9eneh OF
the court Of appeals Of New YORK me
elder Paekham Ios; his life In 1873 m
the wreck OF the steamship City OF
Hayre. which was sunk by collision At
sea. Justice Peekham at q became a
praetieing lawyer and before his NoFk
as Judge was begun be was given tse
benefit Of long residence. travel Ana
study in Europe. He Is one Of the
mos, logical. foreefnl and clear writ
srs on the supreme bench. The deei-
sion read by Justice Pcekhzm wiii b
wide spreading in ~ effects Il vii
have the eject Of dissolying all of the
trafic associations that have for tneiT
object the maintenance Of stable rata.s,
The Joint TrAfAr association vas nes
Intended as a trust. II Vas organized
on lines laid do~n by cmlneni lawyers
so as TO conform to the Law, and was
for the sole purpose Of maintaining
stable rates Instead OF being a re-
strAint to trade. Il vas a beneat 10
trade. A stable rate l. always noro
to the advantage OF the shipping poe-
lie than IN unstable one A nan uho
can buy his stock when certain rats
Is charged. and Who knows that the
rate viii remain the same to hts con-
petlfors. Is safe. while n the rate "a
unstable and his coupetitor happsas
to ship when the rate Ia low, he eau
underseli him.
The end Of this thing wiil be tha,
the railroads will have 10 join together
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AFFAIRS IN CHINA.

The condition OF affairs IN China Is
critical. There have been repeated re-
ports that the young emperor had com
mitted suicide. or had been murdered
but these have been officially denied,
Six OF the emperor's advisers who rec
death by order OF the dowaEer empress
Reactionary tendencies have shown
themselves among the people as well
as in the palace. and there have been
outbreaks OF mob violence at Picking
directed against foreigners. Marines
have been landed to protect the Brit
ish, German and Russian embassies
and the cruiser Baltimore and the gun
boat Petrol have been sent from Man
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
cs,.a, wn,,.m.. ri.a.

Consul D. +. Williams. who hes had
as much 10 do with Agninaisio A. sny
one else. has this solution OF the
difficulty: He strongly fayors the
TnIted states retaining the Philip
pInqs, ard as method of conciliattus
the natives he proposes that the United
states shah pay 90 Asuiuaisio and his
s.scrctary OF finance dollar for dollar
every eeut that has been expended hs
them in conducting their war against
the Spaniarsis. This probably VIII
amount 70 about Sssslooo In gold The
insurgents will then b. fully REIN
bnTSed for all money expended in their
campaign. Then tn addition the consul
suggests that every one Of the insur-
gents who has fought or who has
turned IN his arms h. given 50 gold
piecc, morc as an expression Of eoed
VIII than anything else. II y undnr-
stood az Manila that money will do
anything with the natIve Filipino. Er-
cry man has bis price and everything
Is for sale. Even Aeuinaide and bis
leaders wcEe loushi oncc sDd doubt
less can b. bought again.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

An adequate story of the sirdars
,,fs would read like one OF Scott's ro-
mances OF the east. His wanderings
IN Palestine. the Sudan. srzeroum,
africa and elsewhere have been hiled
with thrilling episodes He has been
shos at by Bedouins. almost murdered
in Palestine. nearE hanged for being
q spy. but his delight has been 10
penetrate dsns OF yillainy to find out
a, all hazards the mysteries OF the
Orient for himself. He has disguised
himself a score OF times and has
thrown dice with death to further some
military plan OF his own.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
JUETfcE PEcKHAM.

and try to have congress pass an act
that will allow some pooling plan that
will do away with rate wars. Whieh are
equally harmful to both railroad and
shipper. For the present the roads
will have 10 do Just what the receivers
OF the Wisconsin Central have been
doInE-keep out of the associations
The decision has not been condemn
ed by railroad men They viii at once
seek legislation more satisfactory to
their interests Nearly all railroad
managers disliked the old plan.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

Like all OF England's greatesV
generals he is an Irishman. and at ~
was q lieutenant. BY iSsS he had been
advanced to the rank of colonel he
spent eight years surveying In the
Holy Land. during which he picked
up very fair knowledge of eolloquial
Arabic. This, together with his knoWl-
edge OF the native character, went far
toward his success in the Sudan.
When l. chener went to Egypt as
one of the officers appointed to assist
Sir Evelyn Wood in the formation OF
an Egyptian army most OF the work
fell to his lot owing to his familiarity
with the fellaheen. He donned the
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
=, o.,-,,.. ln,nl.-..

-'Dunt you thirik said IN rSrtlxe etft
that f-eupis make rsiistakrs hy act5ag usl
-gsisrukzs tFuul4irear
One - thf usHNnrNt men I ever krea
szt1 thr r4d-Nf lasffer- WNs as asd frlio~
over nrzE piunkftias Nta usef 10 50 M
for Ffxrtsf1Euf@ri ckrrT faii Wnftt Tesrks-
giving and Chftxtusaa Wsfr ever sGtas ~
Essts frcsl baff-x iuske3s fer sie family
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rrs wnrM-. ron ~ e,Nr.

stranas as Il riay app<sr thst tsts fash.
tls uat-r- the Illustrates We~xiY f-eatsrlet,
q Llens -. Ce2eyrado ffuanlisst tsest stlf -
srnf ten wsFkH On trial fpT .sr cltlsss u
trasfucs ftT ps9rr Hdid rings <ff Witn
~ Neuutsin Srrns arr <ttrn ire -
.sfensiutnz Latest riininx reWs ansf ttttfrs
tratlufls % Efkra arrEFfN each mark also
fra~ rtartc- % iovs ard ahs@nfurr Nd
1rsrs ~ atsfNe hnt uscuttou this slsrrr.
Write te-iay. pusfaEe Ntarasse tskFus
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
A curs.s. CAGE.

ThF steafaer HaFbsfc-sa 81 shs Surth
German I4prn IRE arrived af NtN fuTs
recently ~tfh = ruffaQs rafEns Uaa-
sls1tng af r. se canAFY hirsts In cmxV~. 90
f-s761Nss5s L1la giliarsh n ifekr and tWe
Ersrnr IL rsstulr=1 th@ suztre tts-1f ~
thssc u,~n tnffG< the rs5PEF 70 g.ssi ths
birds afnfsr. Thry ran1e trOes fhr ftNrss
ffoautRirs % tt~FrnaaY Nh@rt thrf arr
bred tor tee FaArsrt- and ~ers eoFslsust
90 . New York nrr
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~. -Am.-,s.a ns,.- n.rsl-.AIp.

Every American hopes our ~rlloci
boys VIII sucsse-l In their eaeris 20
raise sSaos0 20 b. used in building
a hsitl..ship u Gusts Ereas sums 20
build d VvaFship. bni Yen can ts,ifih M
p1tlr health With Ito@fsst~rfs Stumach d
Htters 81 small expcnSc. This ncmesiy
l. for all stomach liver and bowel dis
orders
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A Champion.

Mrs. ipsley--They say your hus-
band is one OF the best golf-players in
this town" Mrs. Wanston-"oh, yos
he is thorough master of ii. why,
he can actually talk the Language in
his steps Chicago News.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
srA4s Q. oHlo. ci1r - lourpo. !.

srrio4 rzfTrirr osf f1s err1 of y. , C1fcaf o..
cnias tsssiarss n iss Casy q Tulegg- Ass7Eutr
aaa State zfare1Ait as sh4s a2ic 1fu1 wtii rAf
- 80 a OSE UffNnisED n.1zsi-AK> fue
rack sd even eass q CkfzFfk teaf r4Ezsas -
cursa - thr 6ssr q H&Hs cassFFA ClryA
FRANK . CHENEY
sven % t<furr NJ nri s1trscFitHre - AZ
rrp-rrrr ists ia lsy a D~ssus-ss a Il I-sa
fsnAib A M. GLEASON
sctErF fHah,ir
HAli7s Cztzrfh Czr. u tehra tztcTrAl3ys ~
acts directly oa tsr bsao1 2sa lnprasas sissfHsel
q ~ eystsEl NrGd fNT tesslr6gzrt&ss, ftf~s
y, , CHENEY CO. Fossssa, U
salt b nTusnsssts 10.
Halls fozsaiiIF G-lIis 4rv tAe e-csG
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
ABOUT KITCHENER.
FAMOUS GENERAL. coNouERoR
OF OMDURMAN-
M. Peron.Il,y - Like Nearly Aa Of
Britsin.. Greatest G-nerai-, He Is Z
Product of Ireland High Ronors a.
she Age of 81.

IR no R A T o
Herbert Kitchener,
the sirdsr OF the
Egyptian army ami
the new hero of
the Sudan. Is a
young man being
but 47-for the
high place he has
won by merit in
the military ser
vice Of his country.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

yvarnan's srharsss ar, not an u~~lrssg
Sar not that rh~r nzrses avail
since my Essiis 7oirFd th- nlrt rtrih.
Lles she sewer tca~hsss sd4ait
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

For complete list og pSises, rsscfui
aud ornamental. Esvcn frsc "a psrchas-
ers % Dlamard &C. Sep write ia the
Cusiahy Packing Co. 80, ofnalis. Seb
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

Ease t-aKaitsr B-puso Quisino Tzhiet& Al
ir1Nrtsts rcfUnd m rncn~y u Is f1iis "a rurv
-. Tbs Eon1ise has l. n = o. each tahiet
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

SOME frcnt yards are 50 correct tha
hey driN" a man to Sit on his hac
doorstep and admire weeds
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
stee, Used In Pen, and au,.

More steel is used in the manufac-
tire of pens than In all the sword and
gun factories in the world.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

progressive clsrhrr club \ II rnufs -
-ct aoN~ Yes abe isff uut Ehs ~pfrrs
sho always wfn the priAaz
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

N ~ Hung Chauz continues to sliti
tsuu the scale be Siii eventually land y
e fuurfh-class tsrstQfnce,
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

and tree bnughs creRk "a barsnsz. s.d
All y not drcsrs In home and haB
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

,,i..,,l eeg sgo, ,l.s.,,. !, ee s'is'1 ana a'-o
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

believe Piso's Cure is istheonIy medicin,
That viii cure consumption.-An NJ
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

What arr the avages OF iirae. Ifnel.
Aleck -Biest u ! know Faf r-oui,
lain 70 suffer from them. and % DO thir
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

It's just as easy to bug Diamond &C
Soap as Inferior kinds. Your grocel
sells e.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

FITS rsrtasnsaiis Iefts So ssF-sa.ssss sft<
trsf say u D.. kAes fss-.G Ss~se k-ssssas
ssae fa- FREE st.no ffsal sstsis zsd iss@ts.-
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

49, s& ,s.oI eouen DROPS maze :, Bowman a
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

Woman doesn't Want 10 rule her hu.
ard. she only wants him well quaiifsd I
'uie her
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

When a man goes down town Saturday
aight his wife has less money f9r me ht,r
gain counter M0ndRy mornlns
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

Mrs. winsto~-. -oothfEE syrup
Tor h4ttf-4 ssselar lsftsus tAe sIrss i.-sss
a-Atiua yNiiAss paiH earss ~la ess- sSsiis
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
RUFUS W. PECKHAM.
HE READ THE DECISION IN
GREAT RAILROAD CASE.
Is WIN Not. However. DO Mach pAma<.
to the comp~nis.--rhsy wiii simply
seek Lesisi.tiea More ssi,af.etory TO
Tneir Interests

USTICE Rufus ".
PeekhRm. who read
the decision OF the
United States Sn-
preme court hy
which the Join,
Tramc association
Is declared Illegal.
Is a remarkable
iurist IN mor
Ways than one. He
was born 10 Aba
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
DOWAGER EMpREss

lila to Tien-Tsiu to guard American in
terests. Tien-Tsin is the nearest
point to Peking accessible to war ships.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23

Seis eE pruEyisi., -.
The Lamar register., 1898-11-23
.:.'s;:s - SC, -.:i x Tbompscn's Eye s's

wASrErp-s-sse " bad healta 81 . ~
xtii ~ s--,eag. ksaa reuis % tagass - a
90, Xs. Yerx. fog ~ ssrspiss a1s ~. - -
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HAvRE NOTES.

James Lamey and Q. T. birmingham.
who are operating q thresher In the
vicinity OF Bearpaw, recently made q
record of $50 bushels in four hours.
Havre has felt the need of a banking
institution ever since the closing of the
Bank of Havre i'm 1898, and a movement
Is now started to supply the need
James McDevitt of Great Falls has Of
Tered to subscribe $40, 900 to the stock
OF such an institution, inc there are
others In the community who are anxious
10 embark their capital in the enter
prise. 1t Is probably only a matter OF
a few months becoy> the bank will hang
out it's sign.
+. T. ~Broadwater last week pur-
chased the stock of goods formerly be-
longing to Joseph Kipp at Blsckfoot
and will continue the business there.
The store will be under the supervision
of w. G.. B~roadwater and John p. Car
berry of this town.
j. w. Hyndman ha resigned his po-
sition as chief dispatcher of the Mon-
tana division of the Great Northern and
has accepted a similar position on the
Cascade division with headquarters at
Everett, Wash.
Rev. ]. E.. Day has returned from his
trip to Oregon. whittier he accompa-
MED his wife to the home of her sister.
The lady has improved considerably in
health since the change in location has
been made, but will remain in Oregon
through the winter at least.
The nomination of John w. Tattan
OF Fort Benton to the office of county
attorney Is peculiarly gratifying to him
and to his friends. At the time the
democratic county convention was
called, h Judge a been called away
on legal business to the Blackfeet res
ervation, where he was detained until
the close of the convention, and he only
Ian E.AA hta A--
turn. II was an unsought honor and
the voters of the county will make IL
an election abou the second week in
November
]. III. Corners, who has filled the posi-
ton Of roadmaster on the Montana di-
vision for several years. has been re-
heved by Roadmaster Ryan of the Cas-
cade division.
Captain Matheson Of the London Cat
tie company has been engaged all of
the week in the shipment of several
trainloads OF cattle to the Liverpool
market.
The Havre schools will close the sec
ond week in this month in order to per-
nit the teachers to attend the
ton at Fort Benton.
A. e. Swense has resigned his posi-
ton with the Great Northern Express
company and accepted another with
the Broadwater-Pepin company.
The following is the programme Of
the races to be held at Havre on Oct. 6:
First race-Three-quarter-mile dash,
running, purse. SIS; $50 to first. s25 to
second. Second race-One-half mile,
running, best two in three, purse. $50;
s35 to first, SIS to second. Third race
One mile. trotting. best two in three,
purse, $40; s25 to first. $40 to second. In
all races four to enter and three to
start All entrance money must be
paid to John c. Baily before the race is
started.
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CHINOOK NEWS.

The nail service between Chinook
and Cleveland has beer increased TO
three times 9 week, beginning on Oct.
l.
Among those who have gone from
Chinook to Great Falls on matters of
business and pleasure are Mr.. and Mrs.
James O'Heron. Miss Dora Brader. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred waiiner. All of
them visited the races and report a
very pleasant trip.
The residence of b. c. Kipling has
been completed and he has moved into
IL with his family.
Mrs. John F. Williams has gone East
for a shor visit. She will stop at Mr..
Williams old home in Dakota, where
IN will later be Joined by her husband
and then they will continue their trip
together.
Mrs. Bogy and her daughter. Miss
Louise Bogy. who have been visiting
l.. V. Bogy OF this town for the past
month. will make a tour of the state
this week before returning to their
home in Texas.
Judge DuBose, who is acting as trus-
tee for the townsite of Chinook, has re-
ceived rs applications for vacant lots
and IL is probable that he will receive
as many more in the next week.
The property of the defunct Artesian
Well company has been sold at public
auction. The total receipts from the
sale were s555. while the claims fled
against the company amount to 1889.
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Precinct Officers.

Great Falls, Oct. 3.-The county COM
m~issioners met to-day in regular ses-
sion. The board made a few changes
preparatory to the coming election.
Several sections were taken from the
Cora precinct and added TO the Rice
VILE precinct for the greater v
fence of the voters. In the Arlington
precinct II was found that the judges
of election previously appointed by the
board were all disqualified and f. ].
Barry, A. n. Rowe and r. s.. Blaine
were appointed in their stead. The
commissioners also received a petition
asking that a polling precinct be es-
tablished at Snow Creek, a mining dis
trict near Neihart, at which quite a
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-04
E,acuatInn Of

New York. Oct. IA dispatch to the
Herald from Havana says: The COM
mission helda session yesterday to on
slider the Spanish reply on evacuation
and to prepare a Joint note tomorrow.
which will be delivered early I'm the
day. The Spanish reply does not In
sist upon the original dates proposed
to begin evacuation. Nov. I and ending
on April 1. The commission also dis
cussed the report made by Captain
Page n Captain Brooks. in which
they made the following recommended
tions: First. the revocation OF the ar
bltrary laws OF recommendation which
were stlll extant wherever we went
and are probably existing elsewhere In
the island. Second. the immediate evac-
uation by the spanish troops OF the
district OF Remedies. in the province OF
Santa Clara and the removal of Span
ish rule therefrom.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-04

New York. Oct. a-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: The
stock markets here to-day were dull and
stagnant and irregular. Brazils were
strong on the rise In exchange TO SID.
This rapid rise In exchange Is partly due
TO the closing OF bear operations IN ex-
change. Americans opened dull. became
quieter later and closed regular and dull.
There was good buying of Portuguese.
Spanish Is were strong on Paris buy
ing. Kafirs were good. as was also Grand
Trunk. the latter on the semi-annual re-
port. which IA satisfactory but feature
less. Argentines were lower on realiza-
tons. The Parts bourse was steady and
the Berlin market vas quiet on tight
money.
I learn from n good source that the next
return of the Bank Of Germany viii show
an enormous reaction In the cash re-
serve as a result OF the end OF the quarter
requirements. but whether the bank rate
VIII be raised within the next 10 days
depends on how soon this money will re-
turn from circulation.
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AN AMlCABLE AGREEMENT.
MT. L. G. Phelps and the Council Have a
Good Understanding.

Great Falls, Oct. 3.-All of the council
save Alderman Voc finally managed
to reach the chamber this evening. al
though 1t was $3.50 before the meeting
was called. and the council then took a
recess of 10 minut to await the return
of the clerk. Upon reconvening, the
minutes of the previous meeting were
read and approved. The council was
then addressed by L. @. Phelps, who
stated that all of the papers necessary
to the transfer Of the water works were
drawn and would be left with the Cas-
cade ban until everything was COM
pleted at Chicago, when they would be
turned over to the city. He had a re-
quest to make of the city. The COM
pany had made as perfect an inventory
as possible of the company's property,
with the exception OF the books and
records. At the same time he asked
that the council would pass a resolu-
ton acknowledging that the inventory
includes all the property to be covered
by the transfer. Ransom Cooper sug-
gested that II would be necessary to
take both copies of the deed to Chi
cago for the Illinois Trust company TO
execute. He then turned over to the
council a resolution embodying instruc-
lions and power of attorney to the city
clerk as to the business to be transacted
by him in Chicago. The resolutions
were adopted.
As IL was finally explained to Mr..
Phelps that the city desired nothing to
which II was not entitled. that gentle
man dropped the resolution of conf
dence. Mr.. Cooper stated tina the
original deed TO the water works land
contained a clause which, on penalty OF
revision, binds the land for the uses
Of a water plant only. Some discussion
was heard as to the possibility OF Mr..
Phelps holding out some land on the
city, either in his own name or anoth-
er's. The subject was referred to the
public improvements committee. This
closed the water question and the coun-
ell, after transacting some routine
business, adjourned.
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rs CENTRAL COMMITTEE
The Populist Party Leaves the
Work to It's Candidates.
QUEER ORGANIZATION
The Striped Republicans. However,
Leave All Their Candidates on
Their Committee-The Enemy
Preparing for Defeat.

Great Falls. Oct. 3.-The forlorn hopes
q the political campaign have organ
ICED for the purpose of going down in
good order at east. The pops have so
little hope Of electing a single man on
their county ticket that they have left
the work Of h campaign to the IN
didates. r. w. Hanson is the chairman
apd II. 8. Greene the secretary of the
party, and the fight will be conducted
each candidate for himself and let the
republicans take the last. The striped
republicans feel abou as hopeless. but
they seem to be working on the oppo-
site theory. They have allowed no can
didate IN the committee for fear that
he would take to himself more h his
proper share of the attention OF the
campaign fund. John T. Athey is the
chairman of the central committee;
John A. Largent, secretary; NJ. l..
Bridgeman, treasurer. Now all that is
left is for the gold and silver wings Of
the party to fall In and slaughter the
cayuse breed of republicans.
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leWlS10WN NEWS.

Pierce Bros. of Los Angeles. Cal, who
have the contract for the building of the
Mcdonald creek school house, have
about decided to put in a sash and blind
factory at or near Lewistown.
Nathan Plat lost a wagon. together
with us load OF grain, in a very pecu-
liar n The wagon had Just been
loaded with grain from the shock and
was driving with IL to the thresher
when a spark from the boiler lighted in
the grain while the driver had left for a
minute to get a drink of water. When
the driver returned the load was blaz-
ing and he only had time to unhitch the
team before IL was entirely consumed
with the wagon.
The death of the infant daughter Of
Mrs. Harry Mckee is announced from
Gilt Edge
Fire destroyed the entire sawmill plant
of Messrs. Cox n skagg at Gilt Edge
last week. The blaze originated from
the fire under the boiler.
Miss Ida Coryell has gone to Logan,
Utah, where she has been engaged to
teach for the coming yea
X. w. Titus Of Sullivan, Ill. is looking
over Lewistown with a view to perma-
tent location here.
william Gordon OF Trout creek has
purchased 2S head OF stock from Albert
Miller of Lewistown. The consideration
Is not given out.
Mrs. Charles Bessey of Fort MagIn-
mis- Is the guest for the week of Mrs.
j. Holzemer of Lewistown.
Mrs. Gus Runzler has returned TO
her home after a weeks visit with
friends in Great Falls.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Stafford has gone East
for an extended vacation. She will Wis
IL relatives in Milwaukee for a fort
night, where she will be Joined by her
husband, and the two will then go to
Omaha for the exposition.
Mrs. Eliza Newkirk has been brought
In from Wolf creek and adjudged in
sane. She will be taken to the Warm
Springs for treatment. She has been
mentally unsound for some time, due
to old age principally, as she is over 60
years old.
The school house at Forest Grove has
been completed and will be opened on
the 2lst by a housewarming in which
all Of the community will participate.
The commissioners OF Fergus county
are holding a special session for the
purpose of debating with representa-
tives of the Northern Pacific the mat
ter of taxing the latter company's and
in Fergus county. This has long been
a source OF difficulty and the commits
n VIII endeavor to secure the
X from II in some manner.
The old Fort Benton fire engine has
been accepted by the Lewistown fire
company and will arrive in town in the
course OF a few days. Other fire APP
paratus has also been purchased and
the department will shortly be fully
equipped.
Dan and Lin Tressler OF Malta are
visiting their old friend in this town.
Mrs. A. w. War; has left for her
home in Atlanta. Ga. going by way OF
Big Timber. She viii remain at At
lanta through the winter at least.
Otto Boehme OF stanford and Miss
Annie r. Mundell Of this town were
married on Monday by Rev. Joel Vigus.