Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-05-11
Telmo schrimps at Lehman's.

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John Single and n. NJ. McCauley
were visitors from Grass Range this
week.
Parties who want plastering done
should call on Andrew Green.
,arl Delzell returned home Friday
from a business trip to his old home
in Livingston.
Use White sewino machines.
Miss Myrtle Sullivan. of Moore.
spent last night in this city, being on
her way to Kendall. which will be
her future home.
Hair dressing parlor. telephone 60.
There will be a meeting OF the BUS.
mess Mems association at the city
hall Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The meeting is called for the purpose
of electing officers and Transferring
other important business.
Leave orders for Borgh's coal with
l.. b. Blodgett at the Fad Shoe Store.
Gallon go~oseberries at Lehman's.
James NJ. Croft is spending the
week at his ranch near Stanford,
looking after his sheep interests. n.
II. Boggs Is doing his work during
his absence.
Spring Greek Coal Company's tele.
phone number is l75.
Use Sharples Tubular Separators.
The Rev. Henry Quickenden was
unable to preach last Sunday owing
| Ia fllnngg aud hfg nnlnft ura. nII,. an
ed by the Rev. Albert Pfaus. who
preached both in the morning and ev.
ening.
Telmo schrimps at Lehman's.
Aurelio Herrera. the hard hitting
Mexican prize fighter. will have his
third iistic argument with Louie Long.
OF Vancouver, in Butte tonight. The
first fight between the men was fought
In Vancouver and resulted in a draw,
the second was pulled of In Anacon-
da and Long won by a knockout but
under rather shady circumstances.
Both men are in fine shape for the
bout tonight and IL promises to be one
of the best pugilistic exhibitions ever
seen In the copper city.
The high school boys have raised
the money 10 send another athlete
to Missoula to take part in the ath.
letic meet. The boys who are now
decided upon as the representatives
of the Fergus county institution are
/, Plat Belden, Herbert Silloway. Paul
Taber and Ralph Tayener in the ath.
r letic contests, and Oscar Anderson in
| tho narln matnFu contact Tho hpVu
! will leave @ Monday accompanied
; by Superintendent Silloway. The uni.
yersity pays the expenses OF three
representatives. The meet is design
r ed to bring the high schools of the
, state into closer touch and also TO
advertise the state university.
|. Clarence Barrows has filed an ac.
/ ton In the district court praying that
Tina and Nellie Newman be required
to set forth the nature OF their claim
to the Climax" mining claim, located
, in the Warm Spring tunorganized)
district in order that their adverse
, claim may be determined by the
court. Barrows secured the claim
, from Charles Newman, who had pur-
|, chased 1t OF John Newman. There
\ Is no record OF any deed having pass
. ed In the first transfer and the de.
: PENDANTS in the action instituted,
claim to have a claim to Il through
John Newman.
Talmo white wax beans at Leh.
@ mans.
The Great Falls Tribune of Mon,
l. | los lansatN, a. aHft.t q. H.
death of Tom McDonough, of Gill
Edge. intimating that the man might
have come TO his end by foul means
and stating that the officers here hay,
J. been urged to exhume the body fol
;, the purpose of making a further ex
animation. The story is all a pipe
as the Fergus county officers made 4
very careful examination into all III,
facts connected with McDonough'i
G death and there was absolutely moth
ing of a suspicious nature surround
d ing II. He had been drinking heavily
Immediately prior to his death ant
his passing created no surprise amonl
a those acquainted with his physica
a condition.
Owing to an unexpected overcrOwd
s ing last Wednesday morning severa
local items of interest were unavoid
r ably crowded out. Among them wa
one noting the presence in the city
OF the Rev. Father Victor Day, o
g Helena, Van Clarenbeck, OF Billings
d and Muller, of the Cheyenne reserva
tion. The three well known divine!
s were the guests OF the Rev. Father J
e NJ. Vermaat. it being the first tim'
that there were ever three members
of the Catholic clergy in this city a
the same time. All of the visitors ar
leading members of the priesthood
of Montana, the Rev. Father Day be
L ing the administrator OF the diocese
o having been appointed to that respon
e sible position Immediately after tn,
n death Of Bishop Brondel. Father Val
Clarenbeck filed the local pulpit Sur
day morning and evening and preach
ed two eloquent sermons TO the larg
is crowds present.
Is Halsey X. Watson and wife arriy
20 ed home last evening from a fv,
ie weeks trip through the east. The.
e visited New York. Washington. Mag
x ara and other points of interest ii
{. the far east and then came west a
Ie far as ST. Louis. where they saw tn
le sights of the Worlds Fair city for
r. week. The big show, they report, I
r. now nearly completed and will nc
d, be much before the middle OF tn
,e summer, nevertheless, there is enoug
RS 10 keep a person looking about for
er long while. The Montana building
farther along towards completion an
the Montana exhibits are nearer I
IT. being in place than the building an
ib exhibits of any other state. The r.
or sources Of the state are splendid
er shown and no Montanian need b
ashamed of the Treasure state whe
IL comes 10 a comparison of her bull