Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-06-17

IN Butte on Miners Union day.
Kelly & Moulton have some excel.
lent bargains in lots. houses and
ranches.
The families of Joseph Wunderlin
and NJ. l.. Woodman went to Kendall
Saturday and remained over for a few
days Of this week.
w. F. Hamburger, of Sedalia, Mo.
arrived in the city yesterday on bust.
ness connected with some mail con-
tracts.
William Blackford left YESTERDAY
morning for Billings to meet some os
the parties interested In the litigation
Of the Ryan Bros. Cattle Co.
The Norwich Fire Insurance Society
OF England is one Of the strongest in
the world. Kelly & Moulton. agents.
Hilger & Busenburg have reftted
their Office on Fifth avenue with a
new set of furniture and now have
one of the most commodious and con.
v%enient business places in the city.
have the C. H. williams books for
collection. Persons indebted please
settle at nce S. w. Pennock.
The three year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hal. Gibson was kicked by a colt
yesterday afternoon and severely
hurt, the principal injury being a
broken nose. II was a close call for
the little fellow.
While in Kendall Saturday the Ar
gus man was shown the new meat
shop Of VIM. Abel. II is an up-to-date
establishment and naturally BILLY"
is getting a good share of the patron.
age of the camp.
Piscatorial pursuits occupied the at.
tention Of many Lewistownians last
Sunday, the banks of the adjacent
streams being literally lined with fish.
ermen. 1t was a good day as many
Of them brought back nice strings TO
show for their days work.
This evening at s o'clock at the
Presbyterian church will take place
the marriage of Rev. Albert Pfaus and
Miss Elizabeth PEBBLES, both of this
city. Rev. George Edwards, of Great
Falls, will perform the ceremony. We
take pleasure in extending c%ongratd-
lations and best wishes in advance.
DR.. Treacy, the milk and meat in
spector, requisites that all dealers in
fresh meat, poultry and fish, and those
who transfer for sale milk and cream,
come to his office in the telephone
building from 3 to 6 o'clock Sunday
afternoon for the purpose of securing
licenses and arranging for the inspec-
ton of dairies and abattoirs.
Mrs. George Bach and Mrs. ]. NJ.
Vrooman left this morning via the
Benton stage for Butte, where they
will attend the Episcopal convocation,
which will be in session next week.
beginning Sunday. They will visit
friends in Great Falls on their way ov-
err. Rev. Bell left Monday to be pres.
ent at the c~onvocation.
Harry Richie. while going from
Lewistown to the Fergus place. where
he works. fell from the wagon last
Friday afternoon and the wagon wheel
ran over the thumb of his right hand,
severely MASKING it and making II
practically useless for a long time to
come. He was brought back to this
city and DR.. Wilson attended his
wound.
While assisting Ernest Busch in
branding some cattle yesterday morn
ing Theo. Nichols met with a painful
accident. One of the cattle pushed
him to M side of the branding pen,
causing him to strike his hand on a
bolt, tearing a great cash along his
wrist and hand. He was brought into
town, where DR.. Attix dressed his
wound and he will be all right in 4
week or two.
c. H. Barrows wishes to announce
that he has recently installed a new
shearing plant one and one-half miles
southeast of Ubet. He has thirty of
the latest improved Stewart machines
and an experienced man in charge
Of the plant. Among other advan-
tages are ove 5000 acres of decided
and leased land, plenty of water and
public dipping tanks. For further in
formation call upon or address c. H.
Barrows. Ubet, Montana.
The marriage of Wilbur N. Ware
ham and Miss Edna Hutchings. both
OF Kendall, was solemnized at the res
idence of Jacob Holzemer yesterday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Albert
Pfaus officiating. Only a few near
friends of the parties witnessed the
ceremony. The contracting parties
are well known young people of Ken
dali and have a host OF friends who
will wish them a happy welded life.
The groom has a fine ranch near Ken
dali and he and his bride will live
there for the present.
Z. w. King oun that the first
pulp was put into their new paper
mill in the Flathead country Monday,
the capacity Of the plant being ten
tons. Mr.. King says that nothing de-
finite has been heard from Mr.. Alb
bolt, the first manager of the CON-
pany, who disappeared about a month
ago. Aside from causing some incon.
venience necessary to the change of
management Abbott's disappearance
did not injure the business of the new
concern. Mr.. King is now the gen
eral manager, and, needless to say.
will conduct the affairs of the COM
pany in a thoroughly business-like
manner.
The base bali season is at hand and
from all indications Lewistown has
one of the strongest amateur teams
in the state. Several practice games
have been played and marked i'm
provement is shown with every one.
In Hugh Wagner the team has a nan
ager who is a 33rd degree fan and
who is more than willing to do every
thing in his power to make the sea-
son a successful one. The first big
game will be on the third or Fourth
of July. when some good outside team
will come in for a series of games.
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