Fergus County argus., 1901-02-06

came in Saturday afternoon, accom-
panied by Mrs Kendall and children.
Mr.. Robinson states that the tunnel be-
ing driven on the vein on the Leaking
lode is now in 81 feet and the ore con-
tinues just the same rs at the face of
the open cut from where the tunnel
was begun. In another week the tun-
mel will have reached 125 feet, where
will begin, but the work
on the tunnel following the ore will be
continued as rapidly as it may be
done until 1t has been driven in the
hill 400 feet. The mill is running
steadily and is consuming all the ore
taken out in the development work,
which is about forty tons per day.
The little seven-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. &. II. Longman, Clara
May, died at the family home on Beaver
creek Tuesday last and was inferred in
the Beaver creek cemetery Friday morn
ing, Rev. Sheldon officiating. Amonth
since Mr.. Longman had been summon
ed to Ontario by the Illness Of his
mother, who died before her son arriv-
ed. After short stay attending to af-
fairs he started home, and upon reach
ing Lewistown learned of his daugh-
ter's illness. lie at once secured team
and drove to the ranch, reaching there
but few hours before the little girl
passed away. She had been sick but a
week, pneumonia having developed on
the fourth day of her illness. The many
neighbors and friends of the family
kindly assisted and shared with them
their deep grief.
Further developments which are
occurring in the Shelby horse-stealing
case bring to light widespread Grim
inal organization, including prominent
citizens of that section, says the River
Press. Judge Dawes, at Shelby, gave
hearing on Saturday to James Steven
son, who waived examination on
charge of grand larceny and was bound
over under s2,5OO bonds, which he
could not furnish. Pat Hughes, deputy
sheriff at Shelby under Sheriff Hagen
of Teton county, until Sheriff Taylor
took office, is also under arrest on the
same charge. He is at liberty under
bonds of $1,000 pending his hearing.
Stevenson, who has been at Shelby for
some time, posing as horse buyer, is
believed TO be the head of the gang and
DeputySheriifHughes was charged with
the duty of inspecting the horses upon
shipment and certifying that they had
not been stolen.
And the prophet spalse, saying: Man
who traiilcketh in red liquor on the
sunny plains of Kansas is filed with
fear and desire to sell out. For 10,
he yanketh down his shutters TO begin
business in the early morn, and before
night he seeketh refuge in his neigh
bor,s boyst,cl, vb;,c the l,mbas,;,g
Amazon hilariously glommeth an axe
md copvartc,b bis tbirs, r,rlor int
,ha seub,,,ce of irnL .hon Tho
doodl, crc,o,o yboono,h oor.,ossl,,
,hrorob h;s country and no ,hro,,e,b !,
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echo OF ms smashing bar, and the pot
ted plant whizzeth-pot and all-into
his cash reo;ster wbich transformatb
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ih'o scrap iroh' whiie tiie she cyclone
completeth the devastation by wallop-
ing his slot machine into faggots with
har l;ttle hatcbet ubarernon HE so,ood
$50 >NS ~
par'o' an,'ounce'h III sePuichrai tone
that HI is to pay" and he ferv-
emily wisheth that the DESTROYER would
oo and c,,Iect And tho shar;s ooo,,,