Fergus County argus., 1902-10-08
UTICA ITEM MS.


Edawrd Stack was over from Stan
ford on Monday.
Mr. Alexander Gibson of Ubet was
in town on business Tuesday.
Ralph Wight and Pat Mill of Phil.
brook were in town on Thursday.
William Jackson lett Friday for Chi.
cago with tat cattle, going via Billings
Henry Brown of Pleasant Valley was
calling on friend here last Satur-
day.
William Baxter Of Middle Fork Wis.
tied his friend, W. A. Peck, here last
week.
Ward Stone and family of Louise
creek moved into the Tubbs house on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke of Yogo were
in the city on Monday and Tuesday Of
this week.
Utica and its vicinity has enjoyed
summer weather for the past six or
seven days.
DR.. Lois Barringcr. the dentist, re.
turned from visit To his home at
Helena on Monday.
Jim Harris, who went to Omaha
with a herd of horses last summer
returned this week.
DR.. Mccoy returned from his trip
to the northwestern part OF the coun-
ty last Friday night,
Chas Gadsdcn, manager of the Sap
phire mines. was In the city on busi-
ness last Wednesday.
+. J. Fourier, the foreman of the
Yogo sawmill, was in town Friday and
Saturday of last week.
J. b. Fitzpatrick, representing the
Marshall Field Co., was in town Fri
day and Saturday.
joseph NJ. GirnuX of Yogo has been
in town for the past five or six days.
He is under the doctors care for rheu.
matism.
Mrs. Skelton and family of Stanford
moved into town last Friday. They
occupy one of the Chas. Belden houses
on River avenue.
Mrs. Kehoe received word on Sat.
urday that her mother, who lives In
Anaconda. was dangerously i'll. She
left for Anaconda on Sunday.
Rev. w. b. Young and wife left on
Sunday for a visit to Garneill. Mr..
Young is expected to fill the pulpit
at that place on Wednesday evening,
J. b. Long and G.. X. Jameson of
Great Falls have been in this com
munity for the past week buying sheep.
They have secured over five hundred
head.
Dutcn George Of Yogo. who has been
in town for the past ten days, got into
a scrap" last Saturday. He came out
with two black eyes and a cut coun'
| tenance.
Mr.. p. w. Korell and Mrs. Ada Mac.
REYNOLDS left here last Thursday morn
| ing for Lewistown and returned as
Mr.. and Mrs. korell on Wednesday
| evening.
Chas. Lock, who disappeared some
| time ago, turned up laa Thursday
Charley is well and is now driving
ON the stage line between Gcyser and
| Lewistown.
r. X. Judd returned from a triI
through Idaho, Washington and Oregon
on Thursday. IL Is interesting TO hear
Irwin relate some of the interesting
and wonderful things he saw.
Phil. Laurent of Sapphire. was In
town last Wednesday on his return
from Stanford. Mr. Laurent Is max
| ing preparations for visit east which
will occupy about a year.
| The charivari last Wednesday even
ing at p. W. KorelIs required the ser
vices of twenty boys and young mel
for about two hours and a half. p
W. rewarded the boys in kindly way
for their attention.
| Gus Hail was down from the noun
tAins for few days during the pas,
week. II is rumored that Gus intends
| to marry In the course of few weeks
though he Is somewhat reticent regard
ing the object of his affections.
| Oblong Bros. of Central. Wyoming
passed through here on their way Il
a new location in Alberta, Canada
They camped with their whole outfit
on the Corwin ranch on River avenue
east of town, for two nights last week
Tney have some fine horses and Q
good many pure bred colts.
Louis Stoll. who has been confined
10 his house for the past three weeks
Is now able to be out again. Mr.
Stoll has had severe attack Of cry
sipelas in the right arm and grave
fears were entertained lest the arm
should require amputation, or possibly
endanger his life. His doctor pronOun
ces II one Of the most stubborn cases
be has ever had to deal with.
The partnership OF Snyder & Co
has been dissolved by mutual consent
Mr.. Stoll intends to carry on the bust
ness OF the Union Meat Market aiUns
and Mr.. Snyder VIII open a motor
store In the Judd building about Oct
10th. Thomas will frel more at home
in the mercantile business than cor
railing steers on the back OF bron
cho. We wish him abundant success