Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-01-21

AnuTeW MAZE, 'ne new blacksmith
in New Year, came into Lewistown
supplies Thursday.
E. A. Worsdell who runs the
hostelry at Spotted Horse, made this
city a business call Thursday.
Fire sale Of millinery at Mesdame
Gleason's at her new quarters on
avenue opposite the Argus Of.
fce.
Chief OF Police Davey made a raid
upon the slot machines In Butte Tues.
day night, gathering In five and the
who were fined.
George Churchill, a sheep mar liv-
ing near Billings was mingling with
Lewistown friends Monday and Tues.
day.
For Sale, by Kelly & Moulton 1850
acres Of land near Lewistown.
Harry Welsh. a mining expert who
has been out in the Gilt Edge district
for several days, left Lewistown Fri.
day for his home in Helena.
f. F. Ross and H. C. Fitzgerald,
two young business men Of Harlow
ton were in Lewistown last week pro-
around amongst their friends.
The Miners Union hall at Kendall
has been fixed up by the North Moe.
casin union as a hospital for sick
and Disabled members of the union.
Robert She'll has postponed his
calico ball" from January %, to
February IL.
J. A. McCauley has resigned his po-
sition rs principal of the Kendall
school to accept a place in Matlock's
store. Mrs. Henry, the primary
teacher, was promoted to the princi.
palship and Miss Mabel Lindsey EN-.
ployed to teach the primary grades.
Peter Levengood an ~octogenarian,
living neal Anaconda, says that there
viii be much cold weather yet before
the winter is over. He bases his pre-.
diction upon a peculiar color of the
b%reastbone Of a goose which he says
has failed to correctly fore
warn him Of impending bad wealth
er.
Stock Inspector Theo Nichols re.
turned Thursday from the badlands,
where he and Frank stephens have
been for the past two weeks investi.
eating some alleged cattle rustling.
He found out that the offense was com.
mitted in Dawson county and therefore
out of his Jurisdiction he states that
stock in that section were never in as
good shape as at present and the range
Is excellent.
The Week of Prayer at the Metho-
dist church proved to be one of the
most helpful of any held IN years. The
meetings were well attended and all
seemed anxious to know more of God
and become better fitted by His spirit
for the great work Of life. They are
following the Week Of Prayer by a ser
les of revival meetings which are in.
creasing In interest and power.
Billy O'Hanlon, bookkeeper for the
outfit which has the contract
Tor building the railroad into this place
was in town Saturday after supplies
the camp which is stiii located out
near Cottonwood. He says that good
progress is being made on the heavy
work in that vicinity, the work being
advanced ny the arrival Of a
big grading machine.
DR.. Scion B. Stone who recently To-
Gated in Choteau has decided to be-
come a permanent resident of Dupuy-
er. DR.. Stone stands high in his pro-
having formerly been station
ed at Fort Shaw, and upon its aban.
Comment as a military post, having
practiced at Sun River until his remov-
al to Lewistown, where he remained
for nine years. He left Lewistown to
find a climate more suitable for his
and believes that in Dupuyer
he has found an altitude and atmos.
phere such as he desires. The COM.
is fortunate in securing ply
stefan and surgeon of DR.. Stones at.
and that he will meet with
a hearty welcome is a foregone con.
clusion.-Dupuyer Acantha.