Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-04-18
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SIAM ORD NOIES.

DR.. Lindsey was a VISITOR 900 'uwn |a'. week.
George Ketchuer Is now slowly recovering
from his recent illness.
Gordon Il Fergu,ou's' representative was
with MS last week,
Between pneumonia and the grippe our doc
tor is kept on the jump day and night, but at
present all OF his patients are doing nicely.
Robert SHELTON. ST., was elected road super.
visor and g.. W. Canon and II. VI. Packard
school trustees for this district 1t a meeting of
the board. Mrs. II, h., Maltby was elected
clerk.
Ed Brown, an old-time miner who has spent
years in the Black Hills, visited | tca ON Tues.
day.
Miss Lizzie Mill passed through the other
day on her way to philbrook, where she will
visit with her brother, Pat.
Rev. Mcintosh preached Easter Sunday at
the church, which was tasteiully decorated
with flowers.
We had quite a fall Of the beautiful last sun
day night, which was very welcome after such
an open winter.
Quite n number of men from Belt arc passing
through seeking situations on ranches. al
Enough many of them are bound for the mines
at logo.
The water in Vol creek is lower now than
it has been for many years at this season.
DR.. Dwight has a brother visiting him from
Chicago.
5. ). Iiohson has returned from California
and is now at home on his ranch.
l.. X. Stull, a shccphcrdcr employed by the
Sage Creek Co., was taken sick and brought Ia
town at once, where he received every atten-
ton until Tuesday night, WHEN he died from
typhoid pneumonia. lie was buried Thursday
morning in the lower cemetery. The worst
enemy he had was himself, but he was faithful
and a good herdcr.
Lieut.. J. NJ Croft is at home on the ranch.
Perry Westiall and wife returned Sunday
from Lcwistown.
Miss Myrtle Hawthorne will Visit Lewistown
Wednesday.
A canvass will he made At once Ia see If We
Can raise enough funds to have resident min
lister nj this place.
7. II. Mackcy and Mr.. Arthur passcdthrough
Thursday on their way to Lewistuwn.
Wash Mundlc is suffering from a sprained
leg, caused by a vicious horse.
G"o. Allen was up saturday from Denton.
George Ke,chner ard W, h. Peck have both
sold their sheep.
o.. +. David and wife Of lIica passed through
town Friday on their way To- the Falls.
Andrew Buslett returned from the Falls Sat
uulay. where he has Just hurrd his brother
Andrew has the sympathy Of all in his be,
reavement.
lr. Nelson and sister of Kibtey were in
town sunday.
Mrs. Gus Runzler and daughter passed
through Sunday on their WAY to Lrwtstown
Ms. Baylies and daughter accompanied them
There's 4 new coon in town" IN fact. twoo
them, and they seem to be hot numbers. They
are to give a specially show tonight and ne
doubt will have a crowded house.
". r.. johnson and Miss Grace a. Smith
daughter of j. b. Smith, were married in the
Falls saturday.
sam McCombs is expected to return from the
Falls Tuesday with his brGc,
Otto Newman is visiting in the Falls.
George Waite is a visitor IN town.
McGregors, at Sage creek, have a bran new
10 pound girl. All doing nicely.
Charles Littleton is now at work Organizing
a lodge Of the Masonic fraternity at this place
in which he will be assisted hy Marion Burke
OF the Stanford hotel.