Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-01-09

W. W. Watson is confined TO his home
this week, suffering from bronchitis
following a severe cold.
Rev. Father Smell, pastor OF the
Catholic church at Augusta, Mont, will
conduct services at Gilt Edge next
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock.
There being no quorum present the
town council did not have the regular
monthly meeting Monday night, but
adjourned TO meet again Friday evening
at 1870 o'clock.
A number of members of the local
lodge of Knights of Pythias went TO
Utica today TO assist the Utica lodge
tomorrow in the funeral obsequies Of
the late Frank A. Hobson.
The new Woldson house at Harlow,
has been opened for business. The
hotel has been built with a view to pro-
viding every comfort for the guests, the
accommodations are ample and il is
said. by parties recently in Harlow. to
Toe n handsome structure. The pro-
prietor is Geo. +. Pitts. At the hotel a
masquerade ball will bc given ON the
18th inst, 10 which a general invitation
is extended. Note the advertisements
of these events in this issue.
MARRlaD.-At Grass Range. Jan. sth.
1901, at . p. M. by the Rev. Albert
Pfaus, John l.. Kelly to Olive Leah
Shepard. Both of the contracting part
les of this marriage are well known and
have friends without number who will
wish for them everything good rs they
journey across the matrimonial range.
Mr.. Kelly has been, until recently.
identified with the Cruise stock ranches
at Grass Range, having the manage
ment of those extensive interests for
some time. Miss Shepard has resided
at Grass Range for years and has
through hermany womanly virtues won
a host of friends and admirers in that
vicinity. Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly will make
their home at Flatwillow, where Mr..
Kelly will conduct the hotel and a mer-
camille business. The ARGUS joins in
congratulations and best wishes. -.
Bob Mcdonald, who hauls freight
into Lewistown and takes great pride
in his ability as a fighter, proceeded Ia
demonstrate this ability To a somewhat
unappreciative audience in barney Me
Donald's saloon Monday night. Melon
aid was making life "A regular night
mare for those present when Night
Marshal Nelson, who doesn't admire
talented people bit, appeared upon the
scene and arrested him. In some way
Mcdonald pulled away from the nigh,
marshal and, being somewhat Of a
Sprinter, made his escape, The night
marshal and Marshal Kane followed
him for some distance, firing several
shots, thinking he would stop, but that
only seemed Ia accelerate his speed.
Yesterday morning he appeared in town
again and was arrested by Night Mar.
shall Nelson, who preferred charges OF
resisting an officer against him in jus.
tice Gudgell's court. The justice found
him guilty as named in the charge and
assessed him $50 altogether, admonish.
ing him that for the next offense h,
would not escape ; easily.
Harry L. Kendall, owner of the cele.
brated Leaking" and other valuable
mining properties in the North Mecca.
sins, was n passenger on the outgoing
coach to Harlow yesterday morning,
Mr.. Kendall has for several months
been contemplating "A trip abroad for
been failing for the past two years. II,
will first 90 TO Helena, where he viii
watch the workings Of the Legislative,
session fort day ortwO aud from thence
hc will proceed To San Francisco, WHERE
he will remain until about Jan. 18th
viewing the attractions OF the Colder
Gate city. On or about Jan. 10th HI
will take one of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship company's great trans-Tacih'
steamers for the Hawaiian islands
stopping first at the Gate of Heaven.
Honolulu. While in Hawaii. where ~
will tarry a month or more, Mr.. Kendall
| will visit Pearl harbor, lilo, and all tn
principal cities and other points a
interest and attraction in that beautiful
/ land of perpetual spring, and If th
! ocean voyage should prove a%greeableh
4, may extend his visit t. Japan. Tn
: gentleman anticipates that great pei
mLntht beneficial results will accrue I
I his health from a trip Of this characte
e and he win probably be away for thre
= months.
! Notice to Stockholders.