Fergus County argus., 1903-01-14

staIlatiOn OF OlncerS tonight.
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A decree Of, foreclosure was issued
this morning by Judge Cheadle in the
case of II. B.-Palmep, trustee VS.. E.
c. Abbott ct al. Sands GEivV 70.
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Don't forget the fire sale of mil
linery by Madame Gleason, Fifth
avenue, opposite Argus office. Great
bargains are offered.
Thomas Mcdonald paid in the 10.
lice court this morning for the priyl.
lege which he took unto himself or
getting obnoxiously drunk last night.
r. X, Neill of Spokane, has sold
the Kendall Gold Mining company,
the Wedge" lode mining claim, To-
Gated just east of the Kendall claims.
Next Sunday being the third Sun.
day of the month. special services
will be held at the Catholic church for
the members OF the League and OF
the Apostleship Of Prayer. ,''
E. r. Cleveland editor and pro
prietor of the Kendall Chronicle, will
return from an extended trip to the
coast in a few days when II is his in
tention to greatly enlarge the Chronl.
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The committee of Elks appointed
to set the date and arrange the pro-
gram for the annual ladies' social ses.
sion. met last night and fixed Thurs.
day. Feb. ~. as the date for that
good old time in Elkdom. n'' '
One of the bondsmen Of Charles V.
jackson, who was bound over to the
district court to be tried has with.
drawn his name from the bond and
Jackson was remanded to Jail until
he can find another bondsman. 81.
w. V. Lewis, Ubet wool grower,
is in the city this week to attend the
Woodman meeting, He says that
during the winter, he has lost hut four
sheep ont OF a band of 1000, and with
the exception Of his lambs, which he
has had to feed lightly. he has not
had to feed any of his sheep this
winter. He states that the stock in
his vicinity were never in better
shape and that the range is also in
very satisfactory condition. I'
George Henry, the bright little son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Martin OF Gilt
Edge, was taken sick on the sixth
inst, and died Sunday, the 18th Of
this month. He was buried on the
same day. DIR. Lakey attended the
little fellow in his last illness and
everything possible was done to save
him, but to no avail. Deceased was
two years of age September 23. The
neighbors and friends of Mr., and Mrs.
Martin deeply sympathize with them
In their bereavement, ... .....
A marriage license was granted
this morning to William II. Reed and
Miss Ida NJ. wafsfI. MT Reed lately
came to 0thfs city from Great Falls,
where he has been engaged in bust
ness. MISS Walsh also recently re-
turned to Lewistown from Great
Falls, where she has been staying for
the past several week. Mr.. Reed and
Miss Walsh were married at the
manse by Rev. Henry
at l o'clock this after
noon. " '''
A most enjoyable evening was
spent at the pleasant home of Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. J. Wiedeman. Of Wed.
nesday evening. Jan. Z, when they en-
tertained about fifty Of their friends.
A literary game furnished the amuse-
drew for the ladies' prize. Mrs. Bach
Mrs. Vrooman and Mrs. White hav-
ing gained an equal number of points.
ment of the evening. Mrs. Bach,
proved the lucky one and received the
first prize. handsome china vase,
while Mrs, White received second, an
ornamental vase, s4Mr, Qnicksndsn
cargied OF the gentlemen s first prize,
a csrged. .Agure. ihsolo styory. the Gee.
ond, an old ivory match safe, went
to Mr,. BusenbFg,, After most de-
liciods lunch the remainder OF the
evening was given to music and con.
versation. y0it h,p rs # rrU
Leader Letter files are the best. We
have them.