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Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
THE BIG SUN
RIVER PROJECT
SECRETARY. HITCHCOCK SIGNS
ORDER FOR EXPENDITURE
OF $500,000.

Washington, March 22.-Secretary
Hitchcock this afternoon signed an Of
ficial order authorizing the expenditure
of half a million dollars for immediate
construction of the Sun River irriga'
ton project.
When the Montana delegation was
here a month ago the department
promised them $250,OO0 for the work
Afterwards. on account of a lack OF
funds, the order was revoked and the
engineers were ordered elsewhere
kilograms and letters of protest wers
sent from Great Falls to Congressman
Dixon and he Immediately took the
matter up with the president and Sec.
retary Hitchcock, who still adhered to
his position that there was no money
available.
Dixon Pushes It.
Congressman Dixon then went to
work on the theory that more money
would be available from receipts for
the present fiscal year than were in.
dicated by former estimates. Tabu.
lated figures of the land Office receipts
for the first seven months of the f1rscal
year showed gross receipts that indi'
Gated a million dollars in excess Of the
estimates. On the showing made. Sec
retary Hitchcock this morning gave OF.
fetal approval to the order setting
aside half a million dollars instead
of $25O,OOO first promised and after
ward revoked. Construction work has
been ordered begun Immediately.
This is probably the most important
ard successful work accomplished by
Congressman Dixon during his whole
congressional service and he is re
ceiving congratulations from all west
erL members of congress.
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
Walter knight is making suits to
your measure at from $25 up.
Idaho Increases Reward Offer.

Eoise, March Ex-Governor Gooding
announced this evening he had ill.,
creased to $4,000 the amount of the
reward offered for the arrest of L. ].
Simpkins, wanted for completely in the
Steuenberg murder. The reward first
offered was $1,000. It is charged that
Simpkins, who is member of the ex-
ecutive committee of the Western
Federation of Miners. was in Caldwell
and assisted Harry Orchard arrange
for the commission of the crime
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
Murder Occurs at Cutbank.

Shelby, March 21.-At Cutbank at
about midnight Saturday night a man
named MCGOWAN shot and almost in
stantly Killed Charley Arnold. The
killing took place in the dining room
OF the Railroad hotel. The shot was
fired through a window while the vic
tim was seated at a table. The mur-
derer quietly surrendered to the au-
thorities, who brought him to the Shell
by Jail. Domestic trouble is said to
have led up to the tragedy.
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23

ished upon him gifts, meanwhile seek
ing, in other ways. to win his affec.
tions. and that. as a result of her wiles
he became infatuated with her, and
Abandoned his practice, his wife and
his children leaving Lewistown for
parts unknown TO the plaintiff, leaving
his family without means of support"
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
Walter knight is making suits to
your measure at from $25 up.
Another Mutiny in Russia.

st. Petersburg, March 22.-Most SEN
sational reports are current tonight
that the execution of former Lieuten-
ant Schmidt. which has made a deep
impression throughout Russia, has
been followed by an extensive mutiny
Of sailors at Sebastopol, the massacre
of their officers, and firing by the for.
tess upon the city. The truth OF the
story is doubted.
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23

country. The Lewistown students may
plume themselves, however. on obtain
ing the best result up to date of any
of the schools in the examinations on
these old papers.
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23

here for eighteen years, although for
years past he has lived but 65 miles
away and for two years has been con.
nected with Lewistown by railway.
But Mr.. Turner accounts for this by
saying that he has been too busy to
visit ahd judging from the varied and
important interests which he has, one
can we'll believe that he is kept very
closely to Harlowton. He owns the
biggest and best general merchandise
store, conducts a private bank with
a good list of depositors and unlimited
confidence, runs the lumber yard, ID
postmaster and has large real estate
anG miscellaneous holdings. Natural.
ly he is very much interested in what
the St. Paul company is going to do
with the Montana railroad, which they
have acquired, and whether the juno
ton of the Lewistown branch with
the main line is going to be at Har-
lowton or very near there. Conditions
east and west would seem to point to
Harlowton being a division point be-
tween Miles City and Butte and if It
is, Mr.. Turner can well consider him
self on "easy street." To many Lew
istown people he has been known
since those old days when consider
able traffic to the railroad from Lew
istown was via old Merino and Mel
Vile to Big Timber, drive of a hun
dred miles, and Mr.. Urner used to give
his friends the glad hand over the
counter at the Melville Mercantile Co.
1t is hoped that as result of his visit
the relations between Harlowton and
Lewistown will be closer and that he
will find need and occasion to visit
Lewistown frequently in the future.
Northern Pacific Gets Busy.
Missoula. March 22.-President
Howard Elliott, of the Northern Paci'
flc, accompanied by a party of east
e,r tourists, arrived in Missoula to.
night and left for the Bitter Root to
make thorough inspection of that
section. The visit of President Elliott
is significant at this time owing to the
fact that there have been persistent
rumors to the effect that the North
ern Pacific contemplates running its
main line through the Bitter Root val
ley to Hamilton, Mont, thence through
the Clearwater country to Lewiston
Idaho, and shortening its route to the
Pacific coast by about 20 0miles.
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23

Irresistible.
The questions in arithmetic are con-
sidered very easy by the students of
this day, but the list of words sub
mitted for spelling is hard one to
the average pupil.
The examination papers were used
in the Great Falls schools short time
ago, with the following result:
Miss Wallace's room, eighth-B grade,
40 per cent in spelling, SO per cent in
arithmetic.
Miss Hennum's room, eighth-B grade.
40 per cent in spelling, Is per cent in
arithmetic.
Miss Smiths room, eighth A.grade.
SO per cent in spelling, 767 per cent In
arithmetic.
Miss McKinster's room, eighth-A
grade. SO per cent in spelling, 81 per
cent in arithmetic.
Miss Wright's room, eighth-B and
eighth-A grades, 45 per cent in SPELL
ing, Is per cent in arithmetic.
Lewistown's Students Are Tested.
A few days ago Miss Fulton, in
one of the city schools examined Al
pupils in the eighth-A grade on these
papers, no previous notice being CIV
en-, all of the members of this grade
being in attendance except two. The
result was highly creditable to the
students, 81 of the Al securing 100 per
cent in arithmetic, and an average of
95.5 being scored. In spelling the av-
erage was 65.5, which is also far bet
ter than that obtained at Great Falls.
Following is comparative state
ment, showing just where the Lewis.
town pupils stand:
Spell Arith.
ing. metic
Springfield, 1886, average. .4O.6 29.a
Springfield. 1905, average 51.2 65.5
Goshen, Ind, 1905, average .46.2 S7.s
Great Falls. 1905. average. .504 795
Lewistown, 1906. average. .65.5 95.E
Superior Methods.
Inc better results noted in these
later examinations, as compared with
that held 60 years ago is not to be at
tributed to the superior mental ability
Of the present day students. but is
probably wholly due to superior meth
ods of teaching, better text books
and general advance in the system
OF work now obtaining throughout the
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
Milwaukee to eeaIn Work.

Miles City, March &C. ]. Hysam,
of Billings. has been given the con-
tract for supplying 200 teams for grad
ing work on the Milwaukee road and
will have them here inside of two
weeks. It is reliably stated that the
Milwaukee will start work in the city
here as soon as the snow helts. The
first thing to be built is side track
from the Northern Pacific to run
around the northern part of the town
on which engines, cars and material
for construction will be handled. 1t is
stated that the company will erect a
hotel capable of accommodating SOC
workmen as there are no other &C
commodations in Miles City of suffi'
cient size.
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
harlowton a Division Point.

BENZ. Turner. of Harlowton. spent
TUESDAY in Lewistown, his first visit
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
The Great Northern Survey.

Great Falls, March Civ. G.
Smith, engineer in charge of the sur.
veys for the Great Northern's line be-
tween this city and Billings, returned
yesterday from Lewistown, to which
point he accompanied A. H. Hogeland,
the chief engineer. From Lewistown
Mr.. Hogeland and R. E. Taft, engineer
in charge Of the surveys on the south
err half Of the construction, proceed
ed to Billings, where they will be met
by Walter J. Hill, who will be chief of
construction of the new line.
Mr.. Hogeland announced, while in
Lewistown, that a branch Of the line
would be built into Lewistown, and
that a branch would also probably be
built to Kendall.
Mr.. Hogeland and Mr. Taft, when
they left Lewistown, expected to make
a rapid drive to Billings. Mr.. Hoge-
land is very familiar with the line of
survey from Garneill to Billings and
did not intend to spend much time in
viewing it. It has not developed any
great engineering difficulties, and all
surveys for the line from Garneill to
Billings have been finally approved.
On the north end Of the line, all
surveys have been approved, with the
exception of those in the vicinity OF
Belt. and it is believed they will be
ready for approval in very few days
Mr.. Smith will leave this morning
for his headquarters at Armington.
Mr.. Hogeland expects to meet in
Billings foremen of the firm Of A.
Guthrie & Co., to whom the contract
for the construction of the entire line
has been awarded, on the percentage
system. Several of their sub-contract'
ors are now bringing into Billings
their teams. equipment and men, and
a dispatch from that place announces
that it is semi-officially stated that
construction will be begun at point
about ten miles out of Billings within
the week.
There is reason to believe that con
struction will be begun at a point in
Cascade county before the 9th inst
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23

Continued on page 3.)
Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
EXPERIMENT IN
EXAMINATIONS
Questions Used in School at SPRING
field, Mass, Years Ago PROFOUND
ed to Present Day Students.
THE RESULT AT GREAT FALLS
It is Fairly Eclipsed by the Showing 9
Made by the Students Of Lew
istown School.

Examinations have recently been
held in schools in various parts of the
country upon set of examination pa.
pers used in the public school at
Springfield, Mass, go years ago, and
which were found not long since in the
gsrret of an old school building at that
place. In all the instances reported,
these later examinations have result
cd very creditably to the students Of
today.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-14

A. ii. Kirkland Of Boston is conduct
Ing a fight against the moth He has
imported from Zurich a great quantity
Of moth parasites. and with the help
OF the little creatures he and the peo-
pie OF Massachusetts, hope to obliter-
ate the moth completely.
Our work may succeed" said Mr..
Kirkland recently, ''or we may err
somewhere, and IL may fail II must
succeed IL we make no mistakes-but
then, you know, mistakes are common.
Mistakes are common everywhere
beard lawyer and q doctor taunt-
ing enc another this afternoon about
them
You make a good many mis-
takes suppose the lawyer said
You too. no doubt said the doc.
tor.
but doctors mistakes are often
buried deep under ground said the
lawyer.
Yes said the doctor, and law
yers' mistakes often swing six feet in
the air -"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-14

M 1A w. ID &x<A<t-s -oA- o.t-A~---Ss AsS
AVA writes
II hsye ssEered with kidney and
klsdcer frorbfe for fen years past
Last Msrch commenced nsing
Perunz and continued for three znonftn-
] h.v. nor used il since. Nor have 4 Ielt
q Pasn-
Il believe that am well and i there
fore give my highest conmenSation 10
tie curative qualities Of PerUnA-"
Pefs m fpS kscney Troubie
Mrs. Geo. II. Sinser, Grant. Ontario,
Csn writes:
Il had not been well for about four
re2rx- had kfdDey troEbIe, and, in
fact. felt badly nearly aH tire time.
This summer j got so very bad I
thonsst I would try Perua2, so / wrote
TO you and began NJ once 70 take Peruna
snA Nanalin-
Il toek Only twc bottles Of Perrnk
and one Of hsaalin. and now / feel
t<stsr han have for some time
Il fssf that Perzpz and Manassn cured
re - tas6e q e--eat woman Of ne
ascs~ther. | bless th. dsy i picked I'd
he little book and read Of your Perrns."
IL fs the BssiEess Of the Kidneys
20 reEcye freq the blood all poi.
eepSrs materials. Thy Dnst lie active
al the ti-pe. else the system suffers. There
R-e tines when they need . IirtIe asxss,-
a.,.
Peruna In exactly this sort Of q rem
e6y. Ii has aved many people from
disaster by rendering the kidnsys ser
yic- at . time VIII ts~y rere rot able
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-14
CHAPTER xry.

Mary Adsir recovered her cosseious-
mess 10 q short time. and as she was stiii
krem5lIng with excitement Rnfh in<isred
chat she sheaid return Instantly 20 the
heuse. On the way fhither Mary ~
Lated The particulars Of what had last
kranspirsd- the sudden appearsnce Of the
Tories and the danger 20 Which Haw-
thsrne had been exposed
Here is a secret for yoman's Curl
.osity TO unravel." said Ruth, playfuily.
r'who is this Lewis Hawthorne Of whc.a
you have been speakingt'
! Mary Adair colored, and Miss Strick-
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-14
OPEN PUBLICITY TRE RESr
GEHRHRTY OF RERf,

When the maker Of q medicine. sold
through druggists for family use, takes
his patients fully into his confidence by
frankly and feariessly publishing broad
cast = vel as on its bottle wrappers.
. full list OF all It's ingredients On pa0sn
Englssh, this action on his part Is the
best possible evidence that he Is not
afraid TO have the search light OF inves-
Ggetio1 turned fall upon his formula
and that it will bear the fullest scrutiny
and the most thorough investigation.
ID. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Tor tho
and functional arrangements Of the or.
gAns distinctly feminine, Is the only medi-
cine put mp for sale through druggists for
Woman's special use, the maker of which
q not afraid 90 take his patients into
his fun confidence by such opsn and
A glance at The published ingredients
On each bottle wrapper, viii show that is
Is made wholly from native, American,
medicinal roots that it contains no poi-
sonous or habit-forning drugs, no mar
cotics and no alcohol--pure. triple-refned
glycerine, OF proper strength being used
instead OF the conZionly employed alco-
the sctive medicinal properties found in
the roots Of the American forest plants
employed. lt Is the only medicine for
rolnen's peculiar diseases. sold by drug.
Eiste. that does not ccatain large per-
centAge Of alcohol. which is In the long
run 80 harmful 70 wo1an's delicate, nerv-
Gus system. Now, glycerine Is perfectly
harmless, and serves Q valuable purpose
By possessing intrinsic value al It's own.
and besides it enhances the curative
efect Of the other ingredients entering
Into the .Favorite Prescrsption.r
Some Of the ahlest medical writers and
teachers endorse these views aad praise
al the several ingredients Of which sFar
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ommending them for the cure OF the
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Interested, send name and address % Or.
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book OF extracts from the works Of
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cndorsing the several ingredients and
telling just what DIR. Pieres'sSpedicinnn
ars made of It's Jres for The sSkins.
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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-06-14

Yeast-what's worth having IL worth
working for. ..ra.
Crimsonbeak-You're right A man
works hard TO get q girl, and then be
has to work hard 10 keep her.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-26
NO CAUSE OF ALARM.
Health Board Has Any Disease that
May Exist Well in Hand.

Examination is going on in the
public schools and it is expected that
Monday will end it. After that if it
is known that any contagious dis
eases are spreading among the schol-
ars, it is said the schools will be
closed. but at present there is only a
slight indication of such a thing hap
pening and no one need be alarmed.
We have a health board who are
doing everything in their power to
suppress diseases of that class, if
there is anything in carefully watch
ing the cases already in hand and
thoroughly disinfecting the houses
etc. The doctors are to take every
precaution in cases of sore throat,
but lot to report them as diphtheria
until quite sure, so the many false
rumors do not start with them, but
probably from supposition of the
people who often jump at a conclu-
sion of an ordinary sore throat being
more thar it is. In the case of the
Drilling child at Mechanicsville rumor
bad it that it might be diphtheria,
but the doctor in attendance says it
was only a sore throat and it is all
right. Rumor had it yesterday that
all of the Hubb's family We're sick
with diphtheria instead of only n
member of the family. 1t is said
that some fumigating has been done
in the schools. If true it has been
done as a %precaution against the eff
feet of any stray germs in the rooms
which the children who have had the
disease we're in before they were
taken ill.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Miss Georgia Beam and Master
Charles Shaffcr visited Perth Amboy
Saturday.
Miss Fannie Johnston was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. c. r,
Chase, Sunday.
Mrs. Jones Bryan is now conval-
escent.
Mr.. Walters, of the eastern shore
Of Maryland, vas the guest of Messrs.
John and James Bryan last week.
Mr.. James Bryan is in Brooklyn
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Roses have
returned from Brooklyn, where they
spent Sunday.
Mr.. John A. Qnin, of New York, is
calling on friends in town.
The first of the year the Chrome
post Office was declared a third class
office.
Mrs. Rougle was visiting out of
town Tuesday.
Mr.. Thomas Neville spent Monday
night in New York.
1t is rumored that MI. ]. A. Quin
and Mr.. l.. A. Chase have purchased
a wooden mill in Providence, r. I.
Mr.. Chase will look after the bust
ness there while Mr.. Quin remains in
New York.
Mrs. Charles Roth entertained her
mother and sister from New York,
Sunday.
Mir. John Nash and Miss Rose
Nash. of Woodbridge, visited their
brother, Mr.. William Nash, Tuesday.
Mrs. Adolph Groham was in Eliza.
beth Monday.
Joseph Crane is doing the wiring
in st. ~Joseph's church. Rev. Father
O'Farrell was in New York last week
to buy the fixtures.
The Middlesex Social Club held a
smoker in their o Tuesday night.
Mr.. Dave Walsh has moved his
family from the brick row" into
rooms in Canda Hall.
Mr.. Charles Jenkins is papering
he house recently erected for Dr..
Reason. The doctor expects to gel
in ii some time in February.
The afternoon cottage prayer
meetings have been continued. The
evening service in the church was
postponed on account of the mud,
BUT arrangements are being made for
I rally at the church Friday night.
There will be two addresses and spec
ial Music.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-26
WOODBRIDGE.

Miss Bedding, of Albany, n. Y, is
listing her cousin, Mrs. j. Lock
wood, of Railway avenue
Mrs. w. T. Ames, of Sewaren, en-
ertaincd a few friends at dinner
tuesday night.
The Wednesday Afternoon Whist
1lub met at the home of Miss Whit
ley. in Green street.
The contractors for the new trolley
nave begun work on the property
dong Railway avenue.
Mrs. S. b. Hinsdale entertained a
Few friends at dinner Wednesday
night.
The Friday Afternoon Whist Club
vill give a military euchre on Thurs
day evening, February 1, at the w.
A. A.. club house.
Mrs. F. !. Perry spent Wednesday
in New York.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1906-01-26
RELLS.

The marriage of Miss Sadie Hardy,
If Hazlet, and r. V. Crime, of Nor
yanville, was solemnized "Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock in st. Joseph's
Roman Catholic church, where a
large party of friends and relatives
lad assembled to witness the cere-
nony The bride was attired in a
White silk gown and wore orange
blossoms. A cousin of the bride was
bridesmaid. Instead of the bridal
tour the happy couple went to their
home. Many presents we're received.