Fergus County argus., 1899-12-06
PH,lEROON NOHS.

/ Iua J'm. WING turkey J., uuw lack
u.u, raUi $3.50 Nr,I l.ni Where l- Nral Nc,h.
/ uwE ha. sN-lIua,l nm.rl. mortal, Tor
/ R '..Upi loan DaN w~t-! pug'il WUmIn-
/ i1 urs.uprud.
] l,e,,ueia tlus vicinity h0.g, Ihrawa
... .Nhl.h rouu nul be- Improved, mH.v
..e.a.U4 l.ra-lrv. a,l tHr .fruuul ut u tlaJ-
/ Op.u2 done @!d, GREATS iuJAc clrurIuu uj iBr
i lumIrC Cnpd ~uol pile.
Wr4aG AI5.,J.lI. Nupd.u 40. prut R1ylcs
/ us I.rhl-'uAu, uu their Way hualg ,unn tine S..
! M.IH'lat llinl called au.' p.llpu! ol ln'rh
| al the Sutton Eur!. They &cra 80. ,-h in their
/ pEl.-um turahu-uiia!tr. They y'umlsheltllr
maI ioT the ,cya-!"u.
! jean Peacock. our veteran lrHglucr is now
uu l.- tliiul mi tu Great Ill- Iu-ldrud .pdays,
] Tie viii l,ad back chiefly Wit Mochmtb.
supplies for tie philbruul shop Thomas Na.l-
ap'.
! John puf Of Willow Creek uul family
! have moved uHtp the ranch cot J., a. Porter,
where hc wlil conduit personally bis iNlc!eslS
! iu connection with Mr. Porter m sheep. Mi.
! ldJ~un, 0, a man who uo recommendation; he
| carries hs diploma right with him, and If you
| aIH ANN NtJ : thuhiht - w W. ls7'llllE' iIlN
with him va hdyiug and Ice convinced.
What might have been a very serious ac1i-
dent Was timely ayCrtcd al Schlcy un Tie night
of the Methodist festival. a young gentle
man. whose name We do not recall, while bow
ing extremely low to a new acquaintance ofthc
opposite sex, lost his cqupuise and only for
the timely aid Of Nj. Lapham would evidently
have been counted out"
The Whytc Bros. of Antelope, who soldth
interests to J. u. Waite, are now quanered in
Philbrook for the winter. These enterprisng
young men are BOW breaking to harness and
saddle a band uf horses purchased uf John
Duiiield. Any one desiring something good
in horscilesh may here find both style ond lin
ish. The gentlemen are practical horsemcn
who understand their business.
We desire no ill-feeling. \ gentleman
should be respected. even If unfortunate
enough 10 have once been British subject.
and "Buer,' AS am termed. could not bring
myself To ccnsure for shooting the tica core
spundent under a white flag. Such would he
beltting only the 'ungodly" and purely
cu,sed. Although born a British subject and a
Boer farmcrJ and near shirt without starch, ]
very much like to see man with starch enough
in his general makeup tu vcntilate his own
ideas when they belong to nn one else. Dom
Paul. the "Campbells will cume'-to time
later.
Born, To Mr. and Mrs. Gallagher, on the
morning OF the I'd inst, boy. The mother
and friends were much panied over the loss Of
the little one. who died three hours after birth,
but may feel thankful that the life ut the wife
and mother Was spared. Great praise is due
Dr. q. +. David for his untirIng vigilance and
care in this serious case. The lady is now pro
nounccd out of danger, and trust soon to see
her where she belongs. At the head ot the table.
On the night of the 18th ult the ladies and
gentlemen of Schley gave an oyster supper.
The night being stormy the attendance was not
nearly 81 large as Otherwise il would have been.
A very nice supper was laid and all who came
did ample Justice To il. il not themselves. Your
correspondent made very nice record at the
table, which was one ot the noticeable features
of the evening. Another was when after sup
per the gramophone rendered choice sclcc-
ton Of songs, speeches, etc, which were we'll
received. 1.-THE close Mr Is. +. Gordon, who
is host within himself. extended a polite In
vtation to the ladies in connection with his
| box social and entertainment al Phllbruok and
desired specially" for the ladies "a come and
bring their boxes. They assured him they
would. The gentleman then lett on the sly
After ice cream the company broke up, all de-
claring II refreshing season"