Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-11-28
UTICA NOIES.

weather.
Marion Burke is n visitor in town
T. W. Polly was called To Lewis
town ON business last Saturday,
"Old Santa" mas n guuiuesurpris
in storr for some oi the Utica people
Several slcighing parties
have enjoyed visits ont into The
country during the recent good Sleigh
ing.
j. $. Phillip, one Of our prominent
woolgrowrrs has Comet To- P%cnusylvn-
mia Ia be- absent three months.
f. Il. Warren had II touch ot high
life Inst week. Fred say. it was not
a minute less than 10 hours between
meals.
Much Of the material Is already ON
the ground for the new iron bridge
across the Judith river near The
grave yard,
The turkeys OF this locality are he
ginning to ctsuspiriously They have
no doubt heard TINT The cranbcrrics
have arrived.
l.. f. Scott md FL. IIrnrsay have
returned from their quartz mines on
upper Sage creek. Judging from the
size al their smiles they are likely To-
change the name to Bonanza creek.
For the first time in - years Mr.. &.
c. David has thrown his cares aside
and will spend the winter with rclat-
ives and friends in the eastern ana
southern states.
POSTMASTER James ". CumpAeilhas
appointed Miss Adoiu Mccoy deputy
postnistress, to succeed Mrs, o. i.
jacobson who will leave with her
husband for California the first al
December. Miss Mccoy, WHO'S H~si-irr
of DR.. Gaylord McCuy, i we'll quail
fled for this important position. Mr.,
Campbell should brcuugratulntcdi"r
his wise selection,
The l'ttcn merchants arc busy ar
ranging their Mans displays. Watch
their front windows.
The J.cG~pu -,--rls have recently
opened IA millinery stare On lower
Main street.
W. :. Cur,ja 3D- lrc'l'd to build "a
large coul huuu ia town in which to-
store the pludaat ut b- Sage creek
mine. The people u, Jliro viii hail
this cntrrpri>p with joy n-it viii cn-
able them tu s,rurr luvl on short
notice.
Chas. paruoi,, proprietor uf th"
City Hotel, will gINt. 70 grand bail ON
the 29ta inst, la. n,--Iyiug evening,
Music by MarsaaI ami Haher. Every
body invited,
A meeting ll- ltru called iur the
purpose of organizing u lirrary So
cicty here for the coming winter,
X. l.. Potter will move his lnruess
and saldlpry shop fhr first of the
month into the building % uccupi-
eel 10y the p|ustuiire.
r. W. Polly and nmily viii move.
to Garneill to take cuarg uf the new
hotel there ~ soon "a il II cuuuplctrd.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Polly VIII be- Sndly
missed in suriul circle. 10y their host
of friends.
No pains are being spared by the
ladies OF Utica To make thcChri,tmas
tree aud entertainment a grand sue
cess. Watch for the programme.
The many friends of Mrs. ". Nab
bott will be pleased to learn that She
is slowly recovering from an attack
of multiple neuritis.
Roy Heauld has resigned his posi-
Merct. Co. and started last Thursday
for his home in San Francisco where
he will attend business college iurthc
winter. During his stay with III Mr..
Heald made scores OF fast friends, all
OF whom Will be glad to see him buck
at his desk when the flowers come
again.
Dame Rumor has il that no less
than three weddings ARE booked to
take place in Utica in the ncarfuture,
So much for Mckinley prosperity.
A very pleasant aud successful
social WINS held at the NJ, T.. church
last Friday evening. A large crowd
was in attendance.
Earnest steps are being taken to
have IA suitable clubhouse built In
Utica.
Mr.. John Murphy, the father Of
Tticn, has thrown open another row
of town lots just east oi Main street,
and also opened up another street
the full length Of the town. We need
few more e%nterprlzing men like Mr..
Murphy.
John NJ. stewart aud Miss Annie
Catherine Korell were married inprc-
sencc Of a few intimate friends, on
Inst Wednesday, evening at the Meth
odist parsonage. Rev. j. \. Roades
officiating. The happy young couple
who have grown 10 manhood and
~womanhood In our midst number
their friends only by their wide aud
extensive acquaintance. The entire
community join in wishing them n
long and happy life.
The Utica Mercantile Co. is put
ting up n large building on Main
street a part Of which will beused for
the postofiice as soon as completed.
The new bell and new furniture for
the NJ. f.. church arrived from the