Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-09-12
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PHllBR0Ok N0TES.
Philhrook. sept. 10, 1900.

Now that the Eagle has shed its
tail feathers and turned into a DEM
ocrat, permit us Ia announce that
we are "out of politics.
cold Grimes" is not dead yet, he
will be found a stealiust exponent oi
Republican principles in philhroOk
this campaign working for thecause.
When links wrote oi II machine
with n throttle, II must have been in
a political sense, for evidently the
throttle Is IA very important part Oi
the political machine.
BY what We have seen and heard
the people oi the county metropolis
has many times tried 10 muzzlc the
editor OF the extinct Eagle without
avail, but wrruu youch for the fact
that the PhiIhrpu6 scribe ior that
tailless sheet Is now wearing "A brass
collar. Its u simple routrivnucc and
cheap and looks not unlike it might
have been The hose supporter oi
some soup house unfortunate.
The agent Of the telephone service
at this plncc Was recently ''helIoed'
by n business man of the county pre-
suma ly for the express purpose OF
addressing one OF the working men
of Philbrook DESTROYS OF "A job.
Whether the agent mi-tuuk thrcaller
for W. ]. Bryan or not, we do not
know. However, the call was not
conveyed TO whom the inquiry was
made and consequently thepoOrm man
and his little children will take their
dose Of crumbs from thu rich mans
table. It's a shame.
c. NJ. Goodell and his estlmable
wife are soon to return home from
the capital city, where they We're
called by sickness at the old Goodell
home, Mrs. g., senior, being in very
poor health aud DESTROYS OF Il visit
from her daughter and son. While
in Helena Mr.. Goodell acted in the
capacity vi delegate to the Republic
a state convention.
b. +. Gordon was seen i'm town to-
day. He was here To convey To his
Buffalo creek home two useful and
ornamental pieces OF property of his
domestic possessions. One is Mrs.
Gordon and her little daughter who
came To PhilbrOOk in the curly sum-
mer. These two are one. While
away and in vacation on the banks
of our beautiful river, Mrs. G found
another one. So, one and one make
two.
Teams were loaded with goods for
the new store lust Tuesday the 18th
in Great Falls when last heard from.
Mr.. Mcdonald gave us his word to
be In our midst to 10 business by the
18th inst. 1t would now look as
though the gentleman was n man
OF his word and to be depended on.
When he comes the citizens uf our
burg will leave oil politics for an
evening and such II rousing iandango
as will take place in the city hall viii
beat Celery Gin Tonic as an CIV,
opener.
On Wednesday the 9TH, Ralph ant
Dick Whyte, John Montgomery anC
Jean Ackley started via Billings Will
a band Of 100 head OF well broker
saddle and work horses Tor the states
They will load on the burlington
aud go to Omaha where undoubted
~ the herd will be sold. The out
come OF the venture will he reporte,
later.
VIM. Peters and wife, of Sag
creek, together with Miss Abbott, {
Michigan, were callers at the HON
OF A. c. Stoutenbcrg ON Friday {
last week. While here Mr.. Peter
negotiated with X. j. JellisOn for /,
tons OF hay. This hay will behaule
to Mr.. Peters ranch on Sage creek 4
n further insurance against futul
uncertainties. Miss Abbott who
in the capacity OF g0verness to VI
Peters children, Is IA lady OF man
accomplishments and cruces weha'
heard more than one OF the bacheiC
sbeep and cattle kings express Il
hope that the lady may insure son
one Of them against single cuseet
ness.