Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-04
Jim SINNERS place.

Jim SINNERS place.
De Kalb G. Ayers, attorneys al law.
Office over postoffice.
Tom Murray and family, OF Kendall,
were in the city yesterday.
Ladies' waists, wrappers and cor.
sets must be closed out at Cooks.
Phil. Saunders was in from the east
ern part Of the county yesterday.
Mrs, Ida NJ. Butler, OF Choteau, Is
in the city the guest Of her sister. Mrs.
Marion Burke.
Jim SINNERS place.
Mrs. George Lincoln came over from
her Deerfield home on a shopping Wis
II yesterday.
l.. V. Sandidge and T. ]. Gilfeather
were up from the lower Musselshell
country yesterday.
There will be rejoicing among those
who travel into and out of Lewis
town when the regular passenger
train is put into service.
George Pirrie, of Rothiemay. arriy.
ed In the city last night. His anxiety
TO see his son, James, who was stab
bed by Plurd, the sheepherder, brought
him here.
Ell Paeado cigars.
Culver a. Culver will give a grand
ball in the opera house Thanksgiving
evening. to which all are invited. This
is now one of the best houses in the
state for entertainments Of this char
acter. having some 1000 feet OF avail
able floor space and provided with all
modern arrangements.
Beginning tomorrow morning Deck.
er & Wentworth will put on the twice
a.day service between Lewistown and
Gilt Edge. The new service will be
from Lewistown az 2 p. m. and from
Gilt Edge at 8 a, m, making the run
beteen terminals in two hours. The
regular service. leaving Lewistown at
9 a. m. and Gilt Edge at 3 p. m. will
not be effected by this additional ser
vice. First-class coaches and low
rates.
El Pagsdo cigars.
Last spring. IL will be remembered.
the government. acting under the re,
Gently passed irrigation act. withdrew
from desert entry forty-four town
ships of land in the western and south
ern part of this county. The register
and receiver of the land office yestCr
day received notice from Acting Com
missioner J. II. Fmple that a part DI
four townships have been restored
to desert entry. Following are Tn,
townships so affected. Township Z,
"a e; Up I n, r 25 g; tip 8. r 20 q; Up s
r 90 e.
James Sherman. junior pressman II
the Argus Office, Monday received no
tice from Modern Women, a pape;
published in Boston, that he had TIED
with a Mrs. j. w. Smith. of Philadel
phia. in n guessing contest as TO Tho
number of migrants entering Boston
harbor during the month of SeptCm
Der. Jamie guessed IL exactly, and
according to the paper. has one.halI
of the first prize of $1,000, or $500
coming. They promise to send The
money the 10th of the present month
The boys friends sincerely hope Il
hear Of him getting the $500,
c. b. Hogan last Saturday took his
two dress suit cases into the Majestic
saloon and requested OF Dick Younl
that he might be allowed 10 leay,
them there for a few hours. Shortly
afterwards Dick observed a nan TAX
ing the grips away. but supposed !
was the owner, so paid no attention
to him. Later Hogan came in. and
failing 10 find his suit cases, aske'
the proprietor for them. Then IL wa
discovered that they had been stolen
Suspicion pointed to John Roberts an
the next day Deputy Sheriff Ed. ST
verthorne rode down to the ranch o
A. Lincoln. where Roberts had beef
hired to work. He had the suit case
In his possession. He was arraignet
Monday afternoon. but took the stat
utory time TO plead. His preliminar.
hearing was held before Justice Nc
Farland yesterday afternoon at thre,
O'Clock and resulted in the prisonc
being bound owe to the district cour
for trial. The suit cases. which he 1
alleged to have stolen. containe'
lclothing valued at 500.