Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-07-22
Hay forks at lehman's.

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Ben Lindsey Of Roy was in the city
on business Thursday.
Who sells Mccormick rakes-
E. L. Martin and wife, Of Grass
Range, were In Lewistown on land
business Saturday.
Who sells White sewing machines?
j. l.. Kelly and wife, OF Flatwil-
low, were in Lewistown Friday trans.
acting business in the land Office.
Hay forks at Lehman's.
Secretary r. Won Tobel has receiv-
ed word from the register OF state
lands that the recent purchase of the
Fergus county high school bonds oy
the state has been approved and the
bonds ordered.
Hay forks at lehman's.
The ladies of st. James Guild were
entertained by Mrs. Henry Surprenant
on Friday Of last week. There was a
large attendance, and the afternoon
was most pleasantly spent, Light re-
freshments were served.
What's the matter with those hoys'
base ball supplies at Edgecombe's!
Gordon Shafer tried to ride the
horse that jumped on Roy Spinning,
and the horse sent Gordon spinning.
One wrist was sprained somewhat, but
IL was entirely by accident that the
accident reached the ears OF the re-
porter.
Deering Movers, peering hay rakes,
Dain hay staekers at the Montana
Hardware Co.
Judge +. X. Cheadle will deliver a
lecture on the evening OF the 10Th al
the Beaver Creek Methodist church for
the benefit of the church. The subject
of the address IL The Citizen and the
Government" The Judge IL notably
one OF the most entertaining speakers
In the state, and no doubt a large
crowd will take advantage OF this OPP
%portunity to hear him.
The plans of the new convent in
Lewistown have been forwarded by
Rev. Father j. VI. Vermaat to James
Wheeler, architect, st. Paul. MINI.
The convent will provide accommoda.
tions for boarders and also for a grea,
number Of pupils in music, painting
and fancy work. The exterior of the
convent, which will be known AS Nj.
st. Mary's, will be plain but dignified.
The sisters went to see the Right Rev.
j. b. Brondel TO submit all the plans
to the bishop for approval.
The city council met in special SEES.
sion yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock
for the purpose Of appointing Judges
and clerks for the special bond election
TO be held the 3lst of this month. They
were chosen as follows. First ward
judges, w. II. Culver, NJ. l.. WOodman
and A.. Hopkins; clerks, Louie Lehman
and Tom Smith. Second war~d-judges.
Peter Shields. Adolph Harmon and 4.
w. Norton; clerks, Walter Knight and
Erval Norton. Third wa~rd-iudges,
John Charters, Phil Laux and t;eorge
PARROT; clerks, +. j. Morrison and
Charlie Williams.
Word was received here this morn.
ing that Sheriff Slater has got the mar
he has been hunting for since last
Thursday. Mons Teigen Of Grass
Range came In Thursday and com
planned of some one having stolen two
sacks Of wool from his place, the theft
having been committed several days
prior to its discovery. Sheriff Slater
Immediately started after the man. He
searched all through the bad lands and
finally got a clue that the thief was
headed toward Billings. lie accord.
ingly put the officers there on the
lookout and Wednesday was informed
that a fellow by the name of Walter
Talton had been arrested by Deputy
Harding in Billings. Talton had two
and a half sacks of wool in his posses.
sion when arrested. but maintains
that Il In his own. Slater got TO Bit
lings yesterday, and will bring Talton
back TO Lewistown TO stand trial.