Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-10-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Inc citizens OF Gilt Edge VIII give
a reception to Company | next Mon
day evening. All are invited.
The Ladies' Aid Society 0f the NJ.
E. Church will meet with Mrs. Cyrus
Stiles, Friday afternoon at 2:30.
Miss Nellie McAllister, who has been
visiting with Mrs. &. II. Williams, re-
turned to the Mussclshcll last week.
Clerk of Court Wright last week
Issued a license for the marriage of
Jose Tafolla and Miss Rosetta Fer
guson.
Gilt Edge is preparing to give a
grand reception to Company l next
Monday evening. A hot time In the
gold camp.
Ben McConkey of stanford was In
town the first Of the week and bought
n small bunch OF Rambouillet rams
Of Cook Il Hilger.
II you like chicken pie, baked beans,
~doughnuts, pumpkin pie, etc, take
dinner with the ladies Of St. James
Guild next Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Gilkerson wish
to return their thanks to all those
who rendered assistance at the fune-
raj OF their little daughter.
Messrs. Cook x IIilger have
about closed out their shipment Of
Rambouillet rams. Parties desiring
to purchase should do SO at once.
IL you want an engine and boiler
suitable for running a lathe, drag
saw or feed-mill of small capacity,
call at this office. Must besold soon.
John V~olkenand Of Grass Range
and Miss Katie Odenwald of Lewis
town. both natives Of Germany, were
united in matrimony Wednesday OF
last week.
Mrs. Len Richardson will leave this
week to join her husband in Mime
apolis where both expect to reside
permanently. Lewistown regrets to
lose them.
Fred Ranike of Stanford was in
town this week on land business. He
states that there were very faircrops
in that section considering the back
ward spring.
Mrs. Clarence Barnes desires to *
tend her thanks to friends who kind
ly rendered aid at the funeral of her
infa'it daughter. especially to the
order Of Knights of Pythias.
River Press: Marriage licenses were
issued yesterday to John Ellis and
Mrs. Annie Bourbon, both of Lam
dusky, and to Wellman Blanchard
and Miss Ida kessler, both OF Havre.
The soldier boys'bcst girls will look
sweet enough to kiss next Saturday
and we shouldn't be surprised ii some
of them become thoroughly liobson-
lied. 1t will be II merry smack, with.
out the Merrimac.
A telephone message from the Falls
states that it showed allday in Butte
Monday and the reception to the
Montana regiment came near being
a fiZzle. All Montana seems to be
having "A spell of bad weather these
days and 1t is difficult to place any
thing two days ahead.
I. II. Mackey says his daughter
Stella recently left st. Paul to visit
friends in Milwaukee. AS the young
lady expects to visit with relatives
and friends in Chicago and Duluth
she is not likely to return to Lewis
town before mid-winter or early
spring. While riding on II street car
in st. Paul she had the pleasure OF
meeting DR.. and Mrs. Hogan, form.
erly of Lewistown.
An Ohio exchange relates the mis-.
fortunes that befell n family in that
state as follows: There was Il man
who was too stingy to subscribe fol
his home paper SO sent his little Sol
to a neighbur to borrow one AS thu
boy was going home hefelldOwnan and
broke his leg. The father heard hi
cries and ran out to see what wa,
the matter, but slipped and fell, dis
locating his knee and tearing thu
bosom out Of his ten-dOllur panta
looms. His wife ran to his assist
ance, leaving u 2-year-Old baby ol
the floor. The baby crawled Outanl
fell down the well, and while TIN
another was fishing the child out tn,
house caught fire and was total.
destroyed. MOral-Nvw is the tim
to subscribe.