Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-10-07

Wv 49, ivy NAe@
is invited to attend,
County Treasurer Croft yesterday
issued the first license to transact
business in the new town of Moore.
II was "A liquor license to Kipe &
Dunn.
Mrs. w. Il. Fergus and Miss Dina
Marshall came in from the Armells
ranch Monday. Miss Marshall is the
lady who was SO unfortunately injur
ed in the relay race at the fair. The
setting of the shoulder was very sue.
cessful and the doctor was today en-.
abled to remove the cast.
The hurricane of Monday night up
sci the grand stand erected on the
ball ground last Fourth of July. II
presented a sorry spectacle Tuesday
morning and will o have to be tax.
on apart and stored for future use
The Fourth of July committee will
have to be revived temporarily.
Sunday morning the Right Rev.
Bishop Brewer preached in St. James
church and in the afternoon. accom-
panied by the Rev. a. w. Bell, he
went to Upper Cottonwood. where n
confirmation service was held in the
school house and the Bishop preach
ed 10 a large congregation.
Having studied with DIR. VI. Scheer.
the chiropodist of Europe. who treats
scientifically and without pain, enab.
les me to cure corns. bunions and all
diseases of the feet. DO not suffer
but give me a call. Examination
free. Office hours 8 a. m, to $3.50 p.
m. DIR. l.. l.. Leese. C%hiropodist. Ju-
dith Basin Bank Building.
Miss Clara Doyle, OF New York
City. sister of Miss F~loretta Doyle. of
the Lewistown Commercial company,
arrived last week and will spend the
winter in Lewistown. Miss Doyle has
suffered from III health for some
months and after spending the great.
er portion of the summer in the Vel
lostonc park, hopes TO further recup-
crate while in Lewistown.
On account of both Mrs. Wright and
Mrs. Wicdeman, who have represent
ed the Home Workers In the counting
Of piano tickets. being absent from
the city and a consequent mismder-
standing as tO the hour substitutes
would be on hand 10 assist in the
work. there vas no count of votes
made last evening. Next weeks
count will be a double header.
The Montana Lumber has
purchased all the brick recently burn.
ed by Tubb & Lease, also the latter's
rights In the premises and the lumber
company is now prepared to I'LL all
orders for brick and quote low rates
on large contracts. The kiln. which
has just been opened. is said to be
equal to anything obtainable in the
brick line. They have about POO .0OO
ready for delivery.
The Wilson stage coaches now
leave l.ewistown al Z a. m. each morn.
ing, excepting Sunday, making con
%nections at Glengary with the con.
struction train on the new road
which meets the regular Lombard
train at Harlowton each afternoon
Returning. the train reaches Glengary
, about midnight and the coaches bring
passengers into Lewistown within al
! hour.
; A Milwaukee dispatch, dated Octo
: Der End. says: Charles Johnson. oI
Buffalo, was married here today tC
Miss Mary shaw, of Amigo. Wis
Johnson is the brother and manager
!. Of kid" Fredericks. and came here
g to make a match for his man. liz
| did not succeed in this. but made 9
match for himself. The ceremony
was performed by Justice of tn,
;. Peace Graves. The couple left this
afternoon for Buffalo.
e Peter Weydert, who was in Lewis
town yesterday, said that the Melon
aid Greek Sheep Co. of which he Il
= foreman, had received returns from
= Hallowell. McDonad & Co., Of Bos
ton. on their wool clip of 1903. TIL,
clip weighed about 10000 pounds. be
ing ~ pounds to the head, an
brought 90 cents in Boston, 1874 cent
d net. This Is the best sale OF the sea
7 son so far as heard and Mr.. Weyder
G is much pleased. The bucks, advei
n tised elsewhere by the company, ar
stock from which these sheep hav,
been bred and the wool results shoul'
n stimulate a good demand for tn,
stock.
al T.. l.. Skinner and S. NJ. Lawle
d have filed upon a group OF ten quart
claims situated on the south side q
. the Snowy mountains near the ID. II
Cameron ranch. They have found
: body of cyanide ore similar to III
: North Moccasin ore. lying betweeI
sandstone and limestone and extend
ing for five miles. Assays run fror
d 81 TO 500 per ton, though they hav
l. sunk but twenty feet. A crew wi
u be put to work at once and kept a
development work all winter. TIL
o ore lies in the foothills and Is easy G
ID access. If the mine proves the bonar
o "a they anticipate ii will be the hrs
h important discovery Of gold in tn
Snowy range.