Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-14

crowded and a large amount of bust.
ness done. They attribute the sue
cess Of the sale, in a great measure.
to the liberal advertising they placed
in the Fergus County Argus.
Articles of incorporation weT fl
ed September 9th in the secretary OF
states Office In Helena by the Daugh.
tiers of Jesus of Lewistown. The trus-
tees named are the mother superior
Marie Ganche and Marie Anne GOur,
rierec. The corporation has been cs.
tablished for the purpose Of main
tanning schools and hospitals here ana
So that property bought may be deed.
ed 10 the corporation.
Among the largest sheep transac
lions that has ever occurred in this
section was that which took place
the first of the week in Glasgow, says
the Review. when J. B. Long and r
ID. Cooper sold to Billings commission
men 2S,000 wethers, to be delivered
az this place next week. They will
be crossed on the L.imas ferry and
trailcd 10 Billings, where they will be
fattcucd on alfalfa for the Chicago
market.
The officials OF the Fergus county
fair association announce that the list
of entries for the races is being rap
idly increased and good contests are
assured for every day of the meet,
ing. Arrangements have been per.
fectcd whereby Mr.. Fleming will
hmm fb. furRAtrg FVFfl,1aGar ,as.Alar
College Maid, and she will 90 against
her record Of 2:09 made at Billings
last month. The track is In perfect
condition and fast Time is expected
in the races.
Mr. Walden. late of Helena. a tdi.
lOr of years experience. who has been
with Walter Knight for the past two
months has gone in with l.. n. Du
Clos. The new firm Du Clos e. Wal.
den are located over me Occidental
Buffet. Both gentlemen are practical
tailors and are prepared to do work
~ reasonable prices. They will carry
n nll line of up.to-date woolens and
also will handle ladies tailoring and
do all kinds OF cleaning and repairing.
Give Ms n call. oye rne Occidental
Buffet.
The students at th- high school
have formed an athletic association
and will cndcavOr TO do good work
along athletic lines this year. Charles
Grippe was selected n, president of
the association and Miss Mabel Hoff-
man secretary. Ralph Tavener was
chosen for manager of the foot ball
team. He will try To arrange a game
with some outside team. The girls
will have a basket bail team and will
also play some outside team if the
game can be arranged.
Ralph c. Dorm, secretary of the Min
ing Investment Company. of New York
CITY. and John Southworth, of the
same company. arrived in Lewistown
the first of the week aud are now in
Maiden inspecting the old Maginnis
properties. They are enthusiastic ov
or the prospects and give out the in.
formation that work will begin al
once in earnest and will be kept up
all winter. f.. II. Crabtree will have
charge of the work and has moved
to Maiden. Mrs. Crabtree and the
children will 90 up the last of the
month.
A dispatch from ST. Louis says:
"A siX-horse thirty-four passenger
coach of the tallyho style has arrived
NJ the Worlds Fair from Yellowstone
National Park and has been placed
at the disposal of President Francis
for the remainder of the exposition
II will be used to convey distinguished
parties oye the grounds. The coach
will he driven by John Reynolds, who
has been staging in the west since
ISL" John Reynolds is well known
in l.cwistown, for several years hav.
ing held the ribbons on the stage
lines to Great Falls or Benton.