Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-05-31
HAPPENINGS
ATGILTEDGE
INTERESTING NEWS NOTES GATH.
Erred At THE BUSY MIN.
ING CAMP.

Gilt Edge, Mont, May 3O.-stock
Inspector, Thos. Shaw was in town
last Thursday.
Mrs. M. J. Dignan and Mrs. Lizzie
Weaver left for Butte last week. They
will spend a couple of weeks in visit
ing friends.
Walter Cox was a business visit
or here last week.
Frank Stephens, of the Two Bar
ranch, was in town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schneider were
business visitors to Lewistown last
Friday.
Master Girard Smith, son of Mr..
and Mrs. F. Z. Smith, of Lewistown,
is visiting his grandmother, Mrs. N.
Belanger.
Geo. Campbell is confined to his
bed with an attack of la grippe.
Chas. Parker, the barber, has been
confined to his room for a few days
on account of sickness and ]. M. Will.
liams has charge of his place of BUSH
ness.
Hugh Green has returned from q
two weeks visit to Chico Hot Springs,
very much improved in looks and in
health.
G. N. Caldewll has purchased from
j. II. Daniels, the White House restau-
rant. and will take charge the first of
ha Nr Co11 }e
prising business man and will give
satisfactions to his patrons.
There will be a celebration at the
Lewis and Seeley coal mine the 18th
of June. J. ]. Lewis will be the ora
tor and E. C. Abbott will be the mar
shall of the day, and will enliven the
occasion by some of favorite songs.
A program has been arranged and WIS.,
itors will be insured good time.
Persons desiring to hunt or fish
will procure a license from Judge o.
Sawyer.
Angus Carr has returned from Warm
Springs, where he has been for the
last ten weeks. His many friends are
glad to see him back again.
J. H. Daniels will leave for Ken
dali the first of the month, where he
will go into the restaurant business.
Earl Cooper has returned from an
eastern trip and expects to remain
here.
While visiting VIM. Cowan's ranch
last week we were shown the tree ON
which a man by the name of Maken-
zy was hanged for horse stealing in
the early sos. The grave is at the
foot of the tree. Mr.. Cowan says that
he has heard where man was hang
ed on a tree, the tree would not put
forth any more green leaves, but this
one does not prove the theory, as it
still leafs out each spring.
The stage driver on the Gilt Edge
and Billings route informs us that the
road from Alpine to Grass Range is
almost impossible on account of fenc-
ing in the old road and poor bridges,
and that it is dangerous for teaming.
1t should be looked after by the road
supervisor and thus save the country
from damage suits.
Misses Cassie Dahl, Edna Chatter
and Myrtle Bell returned home last
week from LewistOwn, where they at
tended the high school. The young
ladies will enter the second year class
next year. Miss Dahl was also
of the high school orchestra.
A farewell entertainment was given
by the l.. o. T. M. to Lady Daniels
last Saturday evening. The sir knights
and others were invited. Games and
cards were the order of the evening.
An excellent and dainty lunch of cake
and ice cream was served by the ladies'
and all had an excellent time. Mrs.
Daniels leaves for Kendall the first
of June with the best wishes of her
many friends.