Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-17

Nv his Wllt
and family, were in the city ON Fri
day.
Allen Brew and VIE Of Gilt Edge
were seen at the fair grounds last
week.
Sparks from a steam thresher de.
stroyed 60 tons of hay for / NJ NV.
ers Of Ubet on Tuesday OF last week.
W. r. Woods and Frank samples
are rounding up the Lazy Y and Lin.
coin cattle in the Dad lands of the
Judith river.
Watch lost-Saturaay, Sept. 18th.
probably between Lewistown and
Corbly ranch; suitable reward for re-
turn to this office.
The first snow for this fall was not.
iced on Monday evening and on Tues.
day a regular old-fashioned snow
storm was raging.
r. A. Hanke and Mart Allan left
for Missoula on Friday morning in
order to attend the annual conclaye
OF the Knights of Pythias which took
The rector and his family are to be
found at the Day House now and I'M
I'll they move into Lne rectory adjoin-
ing st. James church on October list.
Henry Lapham, while here on Sat.
urday, stated that threshing operations
had just commenced on the upper
Judith and that crops were fairly
good this eason
The political atmosphere must be
clearing; that is judging from the
load of v~ituperation. envy. hatred and
malice unloaded by the funny man on
the Democrat last week.
Alec. Peters. foreman of the Sage
Creek Sheep Co., while in the city
yesterday, mentioned that the hay
crop harvested by the Sage Creek
Co. vas not nearly as large this year
as the crop Of 1901.
Joseph Asbridge was in the city on
business Monday. Mr.. Asbridge is
from Hlghfield and says that the feed
is better in that section than it has
been for many years.
place there on Monday.
A bouncing baby girl was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. War; on Thursday
night and on Friday Mr.. War; was
made the object of many c~ongratula-
tions. Mrs. War; and the little one
are progressing ~favorably.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodell, accompanied
by Homer Goodell, were in the city
fair week. Homer was suffer
ing from a severe cold and it was
thought for awhile lat he was billed
for a touch Of pneumonia.
A healthy young gentleman who will
travel under the name of Arthur
Christian Orion, was welcomed at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Orion
on Tuesday morning. Mrs. Orion Is
progressing very favorably.
Mrs. White and her daughter, Lena,
who have been visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. L. Beebe, left this morning.
accompanied by Miss Duncan, for
Denver. Mrs. White and daughter
will visit Chas. Doolittle at that point.
A document has been filed in the Of
flee of the clerk and recorder which
sets forth that j. r. Cook has pur-
chased the Kathleen Hamilton ranch
at the head of Dog Creek with all
water rights and accompanying priv
ileges.
l.. w. Peck. a well known resident
of the upper Judith, attended the fair
last week. Mr.. Peck owns a fine
ranch on the confines of the forest
reserve, and states that it would have
been a good thing II the reserve had
been made many years ago.
Walker Wells took his mother and
younger sister and Mrs. Crabtree to
Harlowton this week. starting from
Lewistown on Monday. Mrs. Wells
and daughter will return to their
home in Chicago, while Mrs. Crabtree
will visit at Sterling, ILL.,, for several
months.
Chas. Z. Wright and wife are going
on a trip to the head of the Mussel-
shell. where they will remain for a
couple of weeks. Hunting. fishing
and a general dolce far neinte az
istence will be enjoyed and Toby, the
colored porter at the Lewistown ho-
tel. will accompany the party as cook
and major domo.
Next Sunday at the Catholic church
the services will be as follows: 500
a. m. mass and sermon by Father T.
Negan; 1890 high mass and sermon
by Father Norman; at 8 p. m. solemn
closing of the women's mission; at
1880 p. m. solemn opening of the
mems mission.
Do not miss the concert at the
Presbyterian church tonight. The en-
te,tainment will be given under the
auspices of the Home Workers, by
Miss Myrtle Alderman. assisted By
home talent. Miss Alderman is an
accomplished musician being the pr
p.l If Prof. Preyor and Madame Behr
Of Kansas City and a graduate of
Washburn college.
A large congregation was present
at the morning and evening services
at the Episcopal church on Sunday.
The services were conducted by the
Rev. Bell, while the address both
morning and evening was delivered
by Bishop Brewer. The Rev. Bell be-
gins his work with the most fattering
prospects and will undoubtedly build
up a large congregation.