Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-23
rrespondenee.
UTICA NOTIS.
Utica. Mont, May u 100

Utica. Mont, May2 1870
c. T. Williams Of Minneapolis, representing
the confectionery house of Mcfaddeh * Sop
called on our merchants last "Wednesday
b. f. Stack and William shelton Of Stanford
paid Utica a visit Friday last.
Miss Adella Mccoy, sister of DR.. Gaylord
Mccoy, arrived from Great Falls Friday even
ing. She intends making It'ea her future
home.
Dan Mckenzie, representing Foot, schulz
Co.'S shoe house vi II. Paul, passed through
Utica to Great Falls on saturday coach
Jas. Weaver Of Lcwistown wasshaking hands
with his numerous ineHds satlrlayl"st' Hers
at present riding the range with ne morse
roundup over his old stamping ground.
The Rev. A. r. Mcintosh ut lutl and Kew.
Pfaus of Lcwisto8n w'l exchange pu'pst-
next sunday. Rev, Mcintosh preaching 81
LeWistoWn and Rev. Ftal. Iuuil'ur svfNiCcs AT
Philbruus ~ the usual A,as ua sunday and at
Utica in the evening.
Died, at Urica, sunday, MAY 81, stop. 1,
John Andrew Murphy, aged 20 wears. Tie
deceased returned FROM Benton, where he had
gone for a load Of freight, some ~ weeks ago,
suffering from pleuu,y and continued To grow
worse until lis condition became gu,tc-vnous'
lie remained in that condition Tor letter or for
worse some days, when a decided improve
ment took place and his many friend, looked
to see him around agaIn M q few days But 1t
was not to he, About . O'Clock sunday morn
ing he was taken worse and his relatives and
the doctor sent for. lie lived hut -four hours
after the change came. lis mother and all his
brothers aud sisters were present, but he had
become unconscious anl could recognize no
one, and he passed WAY iu that condition.
The funeral took place Muaday, the 2lst, At
p. M, and was conducted ly TIE Woodrueu at
the World, OF which order Be- Was a member,
AT the solicitation Of thc Wuuimen ard reIa-
tives of the deceased TIC Rev. y. X, Mcintosh
assisted tn the religious -tr' ICES II Tie church,
which WAS filled 90 the dulr-, AHeE the close
of the ceremonies 1t tie rhUuh the public was
permitted 70 view the remaius leiuTr their de-
parture to the hual resting place. The ercf OF
his mother and sisters va, most heartrcnding
and caused the tears to How from tie entire as
semb!y. The pro recession was then formed "a
carry the remains to the cemetery, the mem
beers OF Judith Camp No. a2 in TIE lead, FOL.
lowed by the EeaIse aul rall-lCaIcrs on each
side, then the mOurucrs, followed iy a long
line Of carriages and hor,emeu. The CcTcmoa-
les At the grave were short, lut very impress
sive. Johnnie, a. he was always called, wa,
practically the head Of the faulty, ms Ais father
died some years previous and al the burdens
fell on him, he being the eldest uf the boys
But he was fally equal To Tie occasion and sci
to work with a will, and his Sudden death Will
he felt very keenIy by all, a. has worth was lp.
preciated. as was shown ty the great number
who attended ms funeral To Fay their last re.
spects. 1t being the largest ever seen here. The
relatives Of the deceased and tie Woodmcn ot
the World desire toeIpresst heiTsIncefeth thank:
TO the Rev. a. K. Mcintosh aud all the mem,
beers of the choiF for their very kind assistance
at the services,