Fergus County argus., 1903-09-30

We will pay 2 cents per pound for
good clean rags at this Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. H. Messenger are
registered at the Day House from AL
pine.
Thomas Graham, a business man of
the thriving town of Grass Range, is
a business visitor In the city.
Miss Lille CORNELL is visiting with
friends in Helena and Butte and will
not return to the city until after the
state fair.
William Shell is doing jury duty
from the Garneill section. He is a
guest at the Lewistown.
Leve your order with Madam Glea-
son for tailor made suits. CaIl asd
see samples of goods and cuts Of the
style.
Frank King was in the city Monday
from the Eyerson district, having been
summoned for jury duty Mr. King
was excused for cause and returned
TO his home.
The Tribune states that Mrs. Jean
lie Munyon arrived in Great Falls
from Shanghai. China. on the 2Sth
inst. Mrs. lie Munyon was resi-
dent Of this city for some years, but
left in 1896 for Honolulu.
Wood & Mace or Normans coal at
Kits G. Hassett's yard.
William Doores entered a plea of
guilty to a charge of assault, in Jus.
tice McFarland's court this morning
and was assessed SIS. The assault
was committed last week near Gar
neill upon the person OF one Vincent
sheep herder. but all appearances
would indicate that Doores was the
one who was assaulted. as he still has
his head and face in bandages,
Martin Burrows, an old.time resi-
dent of Fergus county, WAS In the city
from Kendall yesterday. Mr.. Bur
rows is one of the old vaqueros of the
Circle Bar outfit and is well known
among the first residents of the Flat
willow and Grass Range sections. He
has been in the mines at Kendall dur.
Ing the past summer
An Industrious individual entered
the Democrat Office Tuesday night
and broke everything around the
place in trying TO get into the draw
ers of the desk. He succeeded in get
ting into several drawers. turned over
the contents but apparently did not
find what he was looking for. Moth
ing was taken from the Office and Mr..
Johns is at loss to know what the
burglar wanted.
| Miss Dina Marshall. who was injur-
ed In the relay race during the fair,
was able to be taken to the William
| Fergus ranch Saturday. Miss Mar
shall has improved steadily and will
soon be able to be around again. She
was taken to the Fergus ranch by w.
~ Everett, Of the Judith Basin Bank,
who returned with Mrs. Everett. who
has been visiting with Mrs. Zile at
the Fergus ranches on Armels.
Mr.. +. A. Buckman, representing
the Northwestern Life Insurance Co.,
of Milwaukee. arrived In Lewistown
this morning and will spend some
time canvassing this field for insur-
ance in one of the best-if not the
best-dividend paying company doing
business In the field. The Northwest
ern, by liberal offerings and big re-
suits to its policy holders has gained
rank as one Of the big companies of
the country and Is rapidly extending
It's business into every locality.
, Glengary to Helena and return. $l2
That will sound strange, but IL Is the
announcement made ay the Montana
! railroad company OF the special state
fair excursion next Monday. Glengary
being the new station near the McMil-
Ian ranch on Cottonwood. The rails
are not there yet but they will be and
! a straight passenger train will leave
J Glengary at noon Monday, making
: connections at Harlowton with the
regular train. The enterprising man.
ayers Of the construction department
have had an uphill time building rail
! road into Lewistown. but they're
game. and though still eight miles
from Lewistown. they offer a grand
opportunity for a cheap ride over the
new road for Fergus county visitors
TO the state fair. See their announce
ment on the sixth page.