Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-06-25
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vine of Bozeman, will conduct SER
vices in the Presbyterian church next
Sunday at 3 p. m.
Remember the Pittwood-D evine con-
cert at Culver's hall tomorrow night.
1t promises to be a rare musical
treat. See extended mention and ad.
vertisement elsewhere.
A son was born Sunday morning
to the wife of J. H. Elijah of Rogers,
Mont. Mrs. Elijah is at the Van Dus.
en- hospital in this city, and both she
and the boy are doing nicely.
W. C. Waldorf, prominent mine
owner and one of the real pioneers
of the North Moccasin mining dis.
trict, goes this week for a visit to his
old home at Monroe. Mich. He will
probably leave tomorrow and will be
absent for the entire summer.
Cook & Hilger have completed the
negotiation of a deal for the purchase
OF 1000 head of horses from the Fer
gus Live Stock & Land Co. by w.
Fl. Hendrick Of Kansas City. The
sale includes the entire herd save
fifty head of mares and colts. The
reported price is SIS per head for
everything.
l.. b. Divers was a visitor TO the
city Sunday from Utica. He has re-
Gently returned from North Dakota,
where he shipped a car load of horses
this spring. Mr.. Divers says that he
found ready sale for his horses there
and will round up the remainder of
his band and ship them as quickly
as possible.
DR.. II. II. McAulley of Gilt Edge
was in L.ewistown Sunday, having
reached Gilt Edge the previous day
from a visit to the east. He has been
away about three months. during
which time he visited Chicago and
Washington, and also spent some time
at Mud LAVA Springs, Attica Ind,
for the benefit of his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Brown we're pas,
sengers on the stage to Fort Benton
this morning. Mrs. Brown is en- route
to Dubuque, Iowa, to visit relatives
and will also extend her visit to Ga
lena. Illinois. She will meet Mr.,
Brown in Chicago in July, but will
not return to Lewistown until Sep.
TENDER. Mr.. Brown goes to Helena
and Great Falls on business for the
Power Mercantile Co.
Frank Day returned Saturday from
his old home at Mineral Point. Wis.
where he has been for the past month
J This was the first time he has been
to the scenes of his earlier life fol
\ thirty-six years and he is most en-
tlusiastic over the kindly reception
accorded him by his old friends. Mr.
Lay also visited Milwaukee. Madi
son and many other places in Wis
cCnsin during his absence.
An .ynttfnn civ hnrnA rIananrar mn
Cured Monday afternoon. A freight
team partially loaded started from
upper Main street and came full til
: down the hill, turning at Fifth avenu,
and going down. On the second wag
on were two boys, evidently not in the
least frightened. p. Il. Elston ant
another horseman o o overlook tst
runaways. however, and brought then
to a stand still. There was no dam
age.
Word has been received in the cit,
that Mrs. L. G. Worden Is quite i'll |,
Great Falls. She went to the Fall'
last week as a delegate to the Crane
Lodge of the Women of Woodcraf
and has suffered an attack of stom
ach trouble similar to that from which
she vas confined some months ago
Her condition Sunday was not i'm
proved, and the physician in attend
ance recommends that she remain
: in the Falls for some time until he
improvement will justify her return
to Lewistown.
A Fourth Of July picnic will be cele
brated by the citizens of school dist
rict No II in the Aclay canyon. Soutl
Moccasin mountains. Everybody |!
invited to come. There will be +;
ball game and all kinds Of sports ant
amusements. concluding with a dane,
in the evening at p. II. Anderson's
where a new building has been erect
= ed with ample room. Good music
and supper. Tickets for the dance ar,
placed at 81, the proceeds to be de
voted to the school district. Com,
and help out a good cause.
The Great Falls people are mak.uj
n general roundup of Fergis count