Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-07-24
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Frank E. Wright and wife are ex-
fected back today,
j. d. Caldwell, special agent of the
Mutual Life Insurance Co. of New York,
is in the city.
Harry Brown Of the Power Mercan-
tile Co. left for the east this morning to
purchase dry goods and furniture.
The last week has been a hot one and
the local weather observer reports "a
degrees Of heat on Monday last as the
maximum.
Owing to the illness OF Miss Cresap
the entertainment advertised to be
given under the auspices of st. James
Guild was postponed.
Divorce proceedings have been insti-
tuted by Ida NJ. Warner against Rufus
ID. Warner Of Maiden on the grounds of
cruelty and desertion.
c. l.. Wright Of the Lewistown hotel
arrived from Great Falls this morning.
bringing with him two ladies who will
be employed in the hotel dining room.
Z. ". Vest, travelling representative
Of the Fergus County Rod and FUN club,
arrived this morning with the intention
of looking upthe game reserve and may
incidentally sell a few Majestic ranges.
LosT-Between Garneill and Lewis.
town about June 18th, a roll of bedding
wrapped in a new tarpaulin. Owner
will pay n suitable reward for its re-
turn to this Office. May lie forwarded
by express.
II. X. Neill is in the city from Ken
dali and will be engaged in transacting
business in the city for the next week.
lie says that owing Ia the difficulty in
getting machinery here the new mill at
Kendall will not be- completed until late
this fall. Mr.. NELL predicts a rosy fu-
ture for Kendall.
The officers of the Colonel Il. Il. Wal
lace camp No. 10? of the Spanish-Amer-
lean war veterans. a. elected at the last
meeting. are: Commander, A. w. Stod-
dard; senior vicc-commander. l.. ID.
smith: junior vicc-commander. w. A..
Shaules; adjutant, f.. j. Grindrod; Of
ficer of guard, Alex. Van Iderstein:
officer of day, p. {, Mcllugh; quarter
master, Arthur T. Harvey.
The five-year-old daughter of Joseph
Wells, a half-brecd. was drowned dur
ing last nightin Big Spring creek, close
to the mouth of Casino creek, where the
familyreside. The little one was missed
this morning from her cot, and on
search being made was found dead / N
the creek. a short distance below the
house. tits thought that She walked
into the creek while asleep.
James Mclean, accompanied by Miss
, Ruth Cresap, made n trip to Kendall
! last Sunday. While there Miss Cresau
, met with a rather painful accident.
which has confined her to her home for
the past few days. While walking
across a tressel her foot slipped in be,
tween the cross pieces. causing II pain
T. ful sprain of the knee joint. Though
suffering severely. Miss Cresap was abb,
{ to reach home the same evening.
A correspondent at Tibet, writing
n to the Great Falls Tribune recently
o says: anyone living Oh the road
between HarlOwton and LewistowI
" can readily see that n railroad would
have plenty Of work to doshould on,
be built into this basin. Severa
70 %frcighters have told the writer tina
% there ARE nj least 100 freighters haul
. Ing goods into this basin. Two six
horse coaches M scarcely handle tn,
passengers on this route. There ar
two f%our-horsc express wagons run
ming to assist these coaches i'm hand
ling express. Coal, gold and I Hottie
~ sorts uf minerals are being fOun,
cD everywhere. The roads are so Gu
up by ireighters that they are almos
81 impossible ut many places. 1t |
Oh time that the Burlington or som
other road take mercy on the peopl
OF the Judith BASIN"
L. A very pretty wedding took plac
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. II
Frame onSpringcreek at moon Thurs
day. The contracting parties wer
George W. Hall. an enterprisin
=" young Lewistuwn business man, an
Miss Florence Frame. Alexander Va
90 lderstein and Miss Julia Sturma
were best man and bridesmaid. MI
Hall was n membero of Company ! an
In the absence Of Rev. Alfred Pau
er: he was married by Judge +. Il
Cheadle, with whom he served In I'll
Philippines. The young couple hay
a large circle Of friends who wis
no them every happiness and success |
no life. After theceremony n bounteOu
$40 repast vas served and early In I'll
Wv afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Hall left III
% home Of the bride for their comfor
65 able residence on the west side
80 town.
SO
$40 Acting under instructions of DR.. \
H. l.. Knowles, state veterinary su
geon, David Hilger, Sheep Inspe
II tor OF Fergns rnmntY. has placed III