Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1899-11-15
IPRILBROOK NOTES.
[Received too late for last week.
Bouquets are all wilted.

Bouquets are all wilted.
c. NJ. Goodell is again with us.
Good prices for beef and finding all
well at home gives his countenance
the expression we like to see. He is
now working shoulder TO shoulder
with the men on the ranch putting
things in shape for the winter.
The valley has quite the appear.
ance Of spring, blowing going on at
a rapid rate, in connection with the
weather, which needs no iXin', -
makes the heart glad.
Mr.. Brown has purchased John
Barnes ranch in Pleasant Valley and
takes his departure hence this week.
Mr.. Brown will have eighty acres OF
land ready for seed before winter sets
In, doing the blowing with a three.
horse team. Such hustling ia worthy
Of Boer admiration. The good will
Of all goes with them to their new
home.
The thresher has come and gone,
taking its dust and smoke with il.
With few exceptions Mr.. Logan has
ELECTED great praise in this his first
effort among farmers here. He will
close the season on Wolf creek.
The yield of grain so far as wehave
heard has been exceptionally good,
and really beyond the most sanguint
expectations of those who had 1t to
thresh. Ali are well satisfied that
they have enough and to spare.
Duck shooting in and about Phil
brook has been excellent this season
Some of the local celebrities have
been getting in efficient WORK
with their Parkers. Mr.. Craig, tho
young and rising sheep man below
town, is just as proficient with his
gun as with n sheep hook, taking
them all on the fly, and no misses.
We believe for real dangerous and
long range work Will Oates takes
the medal. No less than ten having
succumbed to his deadly aim.
Under the auspices of the Methodist
ladies, Pleasant Valley, Or Schley,
on the evening Of the 10Th inst, will
cater to the public with an oyster
supper and entertainment. This is
''no DREAM either, but something
that can be relied upon to be good
and up to thanksgiving order and
method. The menu will be such ms
only these particular ladies can dis
pense, being delicate and bountiful
and fit for king. Aprogram OF select
numbers can also be relied upon and
rs n particular feature views of the
Spanish-AmericaD will be displayed
some excellent speaking can be heard
and altogether the committee has
arranged for the most elaborate
affair yet given in these parts. All
who have an appetite for oysters,
come. You will not be disappointed.
1t is for the benefit OF the pastor.
God send the power"
II we remember right, and wethinl
we do, it was said in humor and by
no less an II than that great dis.
penser of republicanism in the ARGUS
who came in on his turn, after the
versatile" Long, and signed rus.
tic" that up" stand for pious and
~" for ungodly. We have been
m%editating somewhat, and since the
last article of the Utica scribe we
think he should sign himself "Cussed-
ness" Philbrook people as a unit
are real nice, good, God fearing fac
tors of society. They are alwas de.
sirous of "doing unto Others as they
would have done unto Them" and q
burned sight more. But we r told
by these same Christians II we don't
"call the turn" on that Utica CORES.
pondent and stop his stealing Phil
brook news, we will get our passport,
and any way II they do steal our
news not to mangle 1t and destroy
it's purity. Tom Waddell snys he
would like to see the color of thu
mans hair who says he IL pounding
on Hess anvil; and that it's n ID
lie. "His'n" was imported from Ger.