Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-12
GILT EDGE HAPPENINGS.
Items Of Interest at This HustIins
Mininu Camp,

Mining Camp.
Gilt Edge, April 12.-Born, to Mr..
and Mrs. c.. e. Mckoin ON Friday
evening, daughter. Mother and
daughter are doing well. Mr.. Nc
koin was able to be in town Saturday
and well celebrated the event.
Miss Erma McCune returned from
Butte last week, where she had been
visiting her sister for some time.
John Menglekoch was business
visitor to Lewistown last Thursday.
H. c. McEvony and j. l.. Wester-
green, large owners in the Judith Bell
mine, were in LewistOWn for several
days, where meeting of the stock.
holders was held. They report that
development work is being done and
the property is looking well.
Mrs. J. NJ. Dignan left for Helena,
where she was called by telephone on
account of the sickness of her little
daughter.
| Mr.. Heckler, druggist. left for few
days sojourn in Butte last week, and
is expected home this week.
The ranch of G. w. Whitcomb will
be sold at private sale by S. Hurvitch,
administrator. The ranch is located
near Maginnis, joining the ranch of
II. Phipp, VIM. Cowan and Henry
Burnett.
c. A. Case, the we'll known mining
man, was in Gilt Edge looking after
some OF his mining interests. He
has just returned from Alaska, where
he also has mining interests.
Miss Eta M. Sawyer, one of our
teachers, was out to her ranch last
Saturday, looking after it's cultivation,
and the putting in of a crop this year,
Your correspondent had the pleas
ure OF meeting Mr.. and Mrs. E. w.
King, and was assured of their inter.
est in the welfare of Gilt Edge.
Ed. Shearson has been appointed
shift boss at the Cola Reef mine
Mr.. Shearson has been an employe
OF the company for number of years
and is a steady and good man for the
place.
F. A. Barnes was business visitor
to Lewistown last week.
Messrs. Bateman and Johnson, Of
Great Falls, were business visitors
here last week.
A number of Gilt Edge people who
believe in enjoying themselves, at
tended a dance at Forest Grove las
Friday night and report good time
Chas. Young was in Lewistown at
ter load of seed grain last week.
Mrs. Daley, of Maginnis. was visit
ing her many friends in Gilt Edg,
last week.
Jerry Lambert, who was employee,
as engineer at the Union Steam
Laundry, left for Lewistown last Sal
urday, where he will be agent for tn
i Gilt Edge laundry.
: c. w. Taylor, of Rocky Point, wa
here last week. attending to som
business.
: A. Willard, father of Mrs. Chas
i Young, left for Spokane last weel
, where he has considerable propert!
= He expects to return in the near fl
g ture.
u A number of people went to Kel
4. dali last Monday.
w. l.. Cragg came up on Saturla
= to look after some business.
% Vincent Gies has been on the sic
u list for few days.
8 A large number of citizens of CT
p Edge made arrangements to atten
y the funeral of the late Hon. VIM. Fe
!, gus, but were unable to attend G
i account of the storm. The bereave
$ family has the sympathy of the e
u tire community.
= Jos. Brulotte came over from Ma
VI den last Sunday. Mr.. Brulotte Is Ell
y plOyed at the Maginnis mill and sa,
% as soon as lumber can be gotten, t.
., stamp mill will be put up; also eva
~ ide tanks will be built. A test of s.
VI ore has been made by the cyani,
VI process and returned SIT. He thin
% that Maiden will be lively can
~ this summer
=, 20 Hiram Astle, Robert Finley and w
IN Laoch, of Edgewater, were here +
- supplies for their ranches this wee
{. John, the infant son of +. H. Cra
~ tree, of Maiden, died Monday morni
of typhoid pneumonia. after a lo
illness. The parents have the sy
pathy of the entire community.
II. f. Alister, of Lewistown, W
he here on business last Tuesday.
lr. Thos. J. Bennett was registered
Gilt Edge last Monday.