Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-08-12

and will be all right in a very shor
while.
At Gilt Edge Saturday evening. Aug
ust 22nd, will be given a social dane,
for the benefit of the lawmakers
Dance in Rafter's hall and good tim,
guaranteed.
T. ]. Vehawn, who has been sojourn
ing at Chico Hot Springs for the pas
month, returned home yesterday yer,
much improved in health as a result
of his visit.
A. Jackman was in town Monday
on his way home from Great Falls
where he had been to sell his WOO
clip. He was satisfied with the price
he got for his wool.
Rev. H. f. Robbins. of Anaconda
is expected to arrive in Lewistown
this evening and for the next week
will be the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J.
NJ. Vrooman.
Hank Plat, Oh TIBET. who recently
sold all of his land and stock near
that place, intends to start east short.
ly. After visiting awhile there he will
go out to California, where he will
permanently locate.
The infant child of A. J.. Johnson
died Sunday night about 10 o'clock
and was buried in the city cemetery
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs.
Johnson is yet very i'll and requires
the constant attention of a physician.
Lost-Black and tan dog. Wednes-
day, Aug. 5th. between Beaver creek
and Lewistown; medium size, / year
old. answers to name of Babe" old
leather strap and ring on neck; $500
reward for information. Harry Wight.
Philbrook.
Mrs. X, S. Hedges will sell at pri-
vate sale her entire lot of household
furniture. utensils and books. Those
desiring to purchase are invited TO
call and inspect the same at the resi-
dence of DR.. NJ. NJ. Hedges. Every
thing in excellent condition.
B. C. White and V. w. Wright. of
TIBET. came into the city on a bust
ness trip yesterday. Mr.. White has
recently returned from Billings,
where he attended a meeting of the
Eastern Montana W~oolgrowers asso-
citation, of which he is a prominent
and active member.
Howard |. Shaw. assayer and mill
superintendent of the Barnes-King
mine, was in the city Sunday to con-
suit with a physician. He has been
bothered with neuralgia for some time
past and it has not yielded to treat
ment as readily as he and his friends
hoped. He thinks he will shortly be
all right, however.
Kid Fredericks and Jim Hayward,
of the east. will go for a twenty round
sparring contest at the Tivoli concert
hall Tuesday night, Aug. 20. Hayward
is one of the cleverest boxers that
icks is expecting the hardest bout Cf
his career. He is doing his training
in Gilt Edge.
Rev. Henry Quickenden and family
returned Saturday from Chicago and
other eastern points, where they have
been spending the summer. Rev.
Quickenden took a course of study in
the Chicago University during his alb.
sence and comes back to his work
strengthened by study and refreshed
by the rest and change of scenes. He
a in the pulpit Sunday morning and
evening.
Rev. A. B. Sheldon. of Beaver creek,
returned home Monday from the con-
ference meeting in Fort Benton and
left this morning for Harlowton to
meet his wife, who has been visiting
in the east for the past two months.
Rev. Sheldon was sent back to Beav-
err creek by the conference and the
people of his church are correspond
ingly glad. as he is very popular with
all classes.
Rev. A. w. Winters returned home
Monday night from Fort Benton,
where he went last week to attend
lake he discovered that he had lost
$3.50 in money from his pocket.
Whether 1t was stolen or lost he can
not say definitely. but scarcely ex-
poets to ever see any of the money
again. Rev. Winters was accompan-
led to this place by Rev. II. II. Rob
bins. a pastor at Garneill.
The advertisement of the Penn Mu-
tual Life Insurance company. of Phil
adelpnia. of which Hilger & Busen-
appears in this issue of the Argus.
he Penn Mutual is one of the reli-
able old line insurance companies and
as an evidence of its prompt payment
of its policies the case of Paul Wag-
nitz. the murdered assessor of Mis-
soula county. Is cited. His body was
discovered on the 9TH of June and
his widow received the amount Of his
policy. $4,000. on the Goth, just TWEEN.
ty.iye days later.
Invitations are out announcing the
marriage of Miss Anna Irene Doherty.
of Butte. to Mr.. Clarence V. Hopkins,
of this city, the weddins 70 take place
Wednesday. August 10Th. at half past
four o'clock. in ST. Johns Episcopal
church, Butte. Mont. Clarence has a
host of friends in Lewlstown and vi
entity who take pleasure in c%ongratu-
lating him and the bride-to-be in ad.
of the happy occasion and wish
ing them the most unalloyed happl-
ness in their new life. At the time
Clarence left here he had not definite
ly decided whether or not he would
return to Lewistown.
Thanks, Neighbor.