Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-10
UTICA ITEM S.

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ed the show last Tuesday night.
Jack oNeal is back again at his
old post in the Judith Hotel barn.
J. A. Bradshaw and family have
moved into Breathitt Grays new
house on Washington avenue.
Mr.. James Fisher started Monday
for FlatwiIlow to pass a month with
his daughter, Mrs. Will Wright.
Mr.. Jean Hyatt has gone to Miles
City for five months. Utica will miss
his weekly visits for that time.
The City Hotel is undergoing re-
pairs. Mr.. B. Gray expects a tenant
to take charge in the near future.
Frank Phillips and his friend. John
Knott, returned Saturday evening
from their outing in the mountains.
Mr.. John Campbell and his friend,
Tom Geer of Wolf Creek, were visit
ing here for a few days of last week.
Mr.. w. X. Chambers of Philbrook
has bought the postoffice property
and will move here about October LIST.
John Connor. who has been sick
for the past two weeks, died Saturday
night and was buried Sunday after
noon.
Mr. Lew Graves has taken charge
Of the stage barn here. His many
friends are glad to welcome him back
to Utica.
Mr. Ed. Morris and the other local
nimrods return daily loaded with
chickens ever since the hunting sea.
son opened. -
Messrs. Roy and Wilbur Culbertson
Of Yogo are at present spending a
well earned vacation with their uncle,
o. f. David.
Rev. w. B. Young left Monday a
week ago for Portland, Ore. He ex.
poets to return about October 1st
with his family.
There was a show here last Tues
day evening. Performing dogs, funny
clowns and wonderful acrobats, all
had a place on the hand bills.
Phemia Campbell and Myrtle
Wright left last Friday for Dillon. via
Harlowton. They expect to remain
for the school year, about ten months
Snyder G. Co. of the Union Meat
Market are building large shed be
hind the shop. They intend to place
therein a large up-to-date sausage
mill.
Mr.. Paul Hendrickson of Salt Lake
City. Utah, is visiting his brother
Mike Hendrickson of this place. He
Is accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
Mrs. Irving Lewis Shippee arrived
here from her home near Culbertsor
this week. She will remain for a stay
of six weeks at her former home, W
w. Jacksons.
John Campbell, Glen Rash, Voyl,
David and Jay David returned Thurs
day from Great Falls. They took II
Ringing Bros. circus, which perform
ed there on Tuesday.
Mr.. Jack Waite and son, Donald
of Lewistown. drove up here las
Wednesday. Mr.. Waite is superin
tending the building of dam on one
OF his ranches near this place.
Joseph V. Standley of Kendall wai
up for a couple Of days on his rancf
at Sage creek seeing how matters
we're progressing there. Joe is look
ing well and also reports Kendall al
fourishing.
DR.. Louis Baringer, d. d. s., of Hel
ena, Is here for a two weeks visit
His work done here two years ag'
recommends him to those requiring
his services. He has rooms at th'
Judith hotel.
Robert Riles, the colored man o
Pitman rod fame. is able to be abou
the streets once more. Eight patche
on the head tell the story OF his lat
encounter with Andy Matthews. II
says he won't do it again.
II. G. Phillips met with an acciden
last Friday afternoon. Stepping Of
a piece OF bottle glass. 1t cut throug
his shoe and left cash OF about tw
inches on the inside of the upper par
of his right foot he is now able I
be around again.
Roy F. Herrold. the bookkeeper a
the Mercantile. starts Tuesday for
months vacation. He will visit hi
former home at San Jose, Cal, an
take in some OF the points on tn
Pacific coast. Portland, Seattle an
Sitka are on his program.
Not Doomed for Life.
Il was treated for three years
good doctors." writes w. A. Gree