Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22
GILT EDGE NUGGETS.

huth Green ana MISS Dunkard are al!
on the sick list.
c. n. Caldwell and II. ~ Dougherty
have entered into anagrcement where.
Ihy Dougherty has charge Of both
stables
Robert Sharp, blacksmith, viii be
the new sign shortly 10 be erected on
his shop, where you can expect sharp
corks and sharp nails.
David Warcham of North Moccasin
is visiting with his cousin, Mrs. r,
Hamilton, where he has placed his
daughter to attend school this win.
ter.
X. Z. Erickson has the plans and
specifications for the new school house
nearly completed. It will be an orna.
mcnt to the town as well as n credit
20 the trustees.
Burr Clarl, and Mr.. DnTell. manag
or OF the Spotted Horse mine and mill
were visitors at Gilt Edge Saturday
evening. Mr. DuIrell says the doyel-
cpment work is looking fine,
Bernard IIcdican has been quite
sick Tor a week with the Iuinsy. DR..
ITiliotsou operated on his throat, since
which Time he has been improving and
is now able To be out.
Mrs. Annie Mccarthy is finishing
the old los building just below Pol
lard's store preparatory TO starting n
saloon. 1t has presented an uncanny
appearance for some time and We are
glad of the change.
Albert Schneider and l.. Cooper
ere in mourning last Sunday. Old
Cog Hankle. a running mate TO Al.
Stephens Dick, born fifteen years ago.
died on Sunday morning. Although
rot good looking he WAS well be
r,rvcJ doc.
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""''e '''''"7 t''s "", ''''' va
tramway ut New Year. He was
lmouqht to Gilt Edge and placed in
.lc Union hospita! under the care Of
mr. okoy he was bally bruised
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fiahA NoiloA seem" W W vel! uh'
fortunate VI la'e' y ioCA leii iio.h
'he rool IA the NINE anu StIueA ms
race anu he ioS' sele'a' 'ee'h' ai'ei
aDout 'hree weeks ne went u "orN
'hu III le" ua!s so' Ms iineeis nat
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teh' 10 you IKE play seh'ieiiiaii
frank
There is a great excitement now
and a wonderful stampede to Blood
creek near the mouth of the Mussel.
shell. Diamonds. emeralds, garnets,
tcurmalines, tourquoise. topaz and op.
ais are all found on the ant hills rang
ING from the size oi " pm heau " "S
big as morse Sh9e' some OIL the en-
'lteu ones lelt Maldeh "ilhout Over
fhoes' oVercoa' OF tent me precious
Jeweis they expect 10 ma VIII ho'
surrey Ieeo OF clo'He lheHl'
A new and novel mode OF convey.
sncr attracted much attention on our
.irocis Lass Saturday. About eighteen
srcuths AGO Miss winston gave Iilda
Callahan a little orphsn lamb and fl
Egs playcd and aambollod with all tha
rut Edge dog over since. and woe
brtido the outside dog who interferes
v ith tho lamb. as he will surely have
70 whip them all or leave town. Miss
Callahan has trained II to harness and
IL seems 10 be proud TO null it's little
mistress about the streets but wheth.
er sheen will take the place of an au.
tomobile or bicycle is vet to be prov.
en-
=. H. hicnaius Vi he"i'.o"n e
70 ""' Euse iaS' "eune'u ~
paim the oouy oi "a'iace rona,u
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