Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-08-22
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Thos. F. Archer, of Flatwillow, reg
istered at the Lewistown hotel Sunday.
Mrs. L. p. Slater and children are
visiting with Mrs. Slater's sister, Mrs.
F. A. Barnes, of Gilt Edge.
Ole Vinger, II. Steinbuck and j. Il.
Shaw and wife. all of Grass Range,
were in Lewistown yesterday.
J.. L. Stuart is acting as deputy
treasurer at the court house during the
absence of Deputy Lillian Cook.
II. o. Wareham. former county COM
missioner, came in from his Deerfield
ranch Sunday and registered at the Day
House.
Miss Milholland arrived Tuesday
morning from Kansas and will remain
some time a guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
John Bebb.
Mrs. A. M. Coder, w. II. Coder and b.
+. Thierkoff, of Alpine, were registered
at the Day House Monday, remaining
over until Tuesday.
Hon. J. p. Barnes was at Helena last
week and sat as a member of the state
Democratic committee, holdidg the
proxy of Matt Regain.
Rev. Robbins, of Fort Benton, con-
Quoted services at the Episcopal church
Sunday morning and afternoon. He
returned to Benton this morning.
Norman L. Poland, of Gilt Edge, as
pirant for the county treasurership
nomination on the Republican ticket,
was in Lewistown Monday afternoon.
Telephone connection with Garneill
was opened Saturday, the line having
been changed so as to touch at that
point, instead of going directly to TIBET
as formerly.
The Homeworkers, of the Presbyter-
ian church, are requested to attend a
special meeting, which will be held at
the residence of Mrs. Chas. Lehman Fri
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
River Press: Judge Tattan, of the
tenth judicial district, qualified this
morning and entered upon his judicial
duties by signing a number of deeds to
lots in the Chinook TOWNSHIP.
Revs. Pfaus and Pringle, Z. C..
Folmsbee and Prof. Parent formed a
party which went to Flatwillow yes
terday in quest of game and fish. They
will be absent during the week.
Rev. Pringle, of Sand Coulee, occu-
pied the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday
evening. The choir rendered several
specially prepared numbers and the
large congregation was much enter
tanned.
C. O. Barnard and wife, of Pinkey,
Mich, are guests of their daughter,
Mrs. NJ. Il. barrow. Mr.. Barnard ac-
companied Mr.. barrow and Jas. Wea-
yer to Flatwillow this week on a hunt
ing trip.
Register Brassey and wife returned
Sunday morning via Harlow. He re-
ports a most enjoyable sojourn at Salt
Lake City and also appeared to have
had a good time with the Elks at Butte
on Thursday night,
Mrs. S. Il. Gray will leave in a few
days for Oklahoma to meet Mr.. Gray's
aged mother who is coming to make
her home with her son. The elder Mrs.
Gray is quite feeble and her daughter
in-law will assist her throughout the
journey.
At the primaries at Moccasin Satur-
day C. c. Reed and VIM. Buchanan re-
ceived an equal number of votes and
who shall sit as a delegate will have to
be determined by lot, OF later handled
by the committee on credentials, when
each might be give one-half vote.
A. i. Hopkins was in from East
Moccasin yesterday and reports a well
attended and harmonious primary in
hat precinct Saturday. lie antici-
pates such an increase in the Republi.
can vote there this fall that two years
hence the precinct will be entitled to
two delegates.
Lawrence Garlick and Miss Irene
Turner, of Deerfield, were united in
marriage last week. The groom is O
son Of Thos. Garlick, of Deerfeld, and
the young lady a daughter of Robt,
Turner. formerly of Stanford. She is
well known in Lewistown, where she
made her home for a number of years.
Mrs. e. J. Wiedeman and children
were among the Lewistown visitors al
the circus at Great Falls Monday
They went t. Helena last week via
Harlow and are expected home tonight
Mrs. Eldridge, Mrs. Sloan and the othel
members of the party which left Fri
day to see the circus will also be HON,
tonight via Benton.