Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-10-12

Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Delzell returned
iiom Livingston Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Dellcll went on a hunting trip
while there aud swears that he saw
q live h'ar. lie says IL was so small
he did MOI care To shoot il.
l.ast Sunday at the base ball
grounds the High School team was
hopel"SSly beaten 10y a scrub" team
from around town 10y a score Of IS
TO II. The batteries We're ID. Ander.
son and Group for the High School
and j. Sherman and Taber for The
scrubs. The same teams will play
again next Sunday.
Installation service at Kendall next
Monday evening at 1870 o'clock. Rev.
A. Kerr will be installed as pastor of
the Presbyterian church. Rev. Horny
Q~uickcndcn will preside and PROFOUND
the constitutional questions. Rev. 4.
pringlc to preach the sermon, Rev
Edwards to charge the pastor. Rev. ].
A. Mitchell TO charge the people. Rev.
h. NJ. Ellis the installation prayer.
The Great Falls Tribune of the nth
inst. says: Frank A. Richards, Of
l.~ewistown. Mont, and Hattie +,
Rudd. of Newark, Mo. were married
at the Baptist parsonage yesterday az
ternoon at I O'Clock, Rev. Frederick A
Agar officiating. The young couple
viii reside in town. as Mr.. Richards
Will represent an eastern firm in a
travelling position, with his h~eadquar
tiers al Great Falls.
Spring Creek Coal Company's tele.
phone is No. l75.
A shipment Of horses was made
from Straw last Monday over the Mon
lana railroad. George Finch sold ~
head of horses TO G.. Crandall, of Bill
ings. Ralph Wight sold 80 head of
horses, C.. NJ. Goodell sold 10 head OF
mules, John Duffield sold IL mules
and VIM. Edwards . mules to the same
man. Mr.. Crandall paid $50 a head
for the horses and the mules brought
from $50 TO SOS a head.
\ letter from Dave G.. ncaton, writ
ten from Dublin. Texas. says that he
is well and continues To prosper. Mrs
Dcaton. the letter states, has been in
bad health for "A year past. Dave Is
still much interested in Fergus coun
~ affairs and has not missed a copy
Of the Argus since he left Fergus coun
~ years ago. He desires that the Ar
gus convey his regards To his MANY
friends in this state.
Parties who want plastering done
should call on Andrew Green.
Pat Mill. of Moore, was in the cit,
saturday. He has sold all his sheet
and is now trailing LOCO ewes iC
Grass Range 10 deliver Them TO j. c
Hunter. of Billings. Mr.. Mill says
the range is getting too small for sheet
and he will devote his time TO raising
wheat hereafter. He sold $500 two
and 3-yearold ewes and wethcrs To J
G.. Hunter at $40 and 1000 lambs t.
Fred Warren at $3.50.
At 3 o'clock this morning at the
residence Of the bride on Fifth avenue
Mrs. NJ. Il. Van Duzen and Mr.. w. J
Currie were united in marriage by
Rev. w. A. Winters. Only immediate
relatives and friends were present
and after the serving of a wedding
breakfast Mr.. and Mrs. Currie depart
ed for st. Louis. where they will spend
several weeks enjoyment of the fail
and returning make their home in
Kendall. Mr.. Currie Is employed BY
the Kendall Gold Mining company ant
has many friends in the gold camp
while Mrs. Currie. who has made Lew
istown her home for a number O
years, will have the best wishes OF
great number whom she has assiste,
in the capacity OF nurse as well as o
those who have met her socially.
The beautiful collection Of corn
Hover blue sapphires which was OF
exhibition at the state fair Is TO be takeI
TO the worlds fair at ST. Louis for ex
hibition purposes. says the Record
These beautiful gems were taken froII
the sapphire mines of Yogo, Fersu
county, and were mined by job
Burke. The gems attracted genera
attention at the state fair. and will b
the object of no less interest in s.
Louis. The same class OF stones, an
from the same mines. were on exhI
bition at the Paris exposition, and r,