Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Rev. E. B. Austvold, OF Helena will
hold Christmas services in this city
Sunday, Dec. 80.
Mary Ignac, of Stamford, has filed
notice Of appropriation 300 inches
Of the waters of CoyOtetand Skull
creeks.
Cedar for decorations. Lehman'S.
A. H. B Mcleod has sold to J. G.
Hauck for $500, 480 acre tract IN
sections II, Is and 19, township IA
north, Of range Is east.
Mistletoe at Lehman's
The Aztec Land & Cattle company
has sold to j. c. Hauck for 5000, a
179 acre tract in sections 2 and 35,
township IA north, of range IA east.
Genuine holly at Lehmtn's.
Paul Metro, of Stanfo'd, has sold
to Emeric Ignac for nominal stated
consideration, an 80 acre tract in Sec
tion 9, township 16 north, of range Is
east.
Mrs. James M. Campbell met with
painful accident few days ago. She
was On a chair, engaged in adjusting
some curtains at her hone when she
fell, breaking two ribs in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. McClave are in
the city from Moore.
Mistletoe at Lehman's
City Treasurer Murra. H. Deator
has returned from ThernDpOlis, Wye.
where he was called recently by the
serious illness of his father, ex-Sherifl
h> Nnff
found to be suffering from pneumonia
but is now greatly improved, and nj:
early recovery is confidently expected
Genuine holly at Lehmn's.
It is announced that Will Wallace
the eminent Helena lawyer, has beel
engaged to assist J. c. HlntOOn, in thu
presentation of the motim for a new
trial in the Sherman murder case
both in the district court here and be
fore the supreme court, in case th'
motion should not be allowed by Judg
E. X. Cheadle.
The board of county commissioner
} is holding a special Session this after
noon to hear the petition of certail
parties near Norris asking that thei
section be segregated from the scho0
, district there. Rudolf ven Tobel al
pears for the petitioners. while Fran
, E. Smith represents th,se who ar
! opposed to the plan.
Cedar for decorations. Lehman's.
Great Falls Tribune: William Gri
fiths, who was recently brought bac
. here from Lewistown. md taken I
/. Belt, where he was charged with rol
y | hn
gambling hall at Armin,tOn, has ei
= gagged Attorney w. F. CLeary TO u
fend him. Griffiths has oeen release
:, on $500 bail, pending his preliminaT
= ;. hearing, his bondsmen being Hugh
). vine, the Armington hotel man.
) Mistletoe at Lehmans.
:. Earl and Harvey Spra;ue, and Jess
e Clark, who were arrested few day
e ago for stealing chicken, belonging
James McWilliams, Wee tried by
4. Jury in Justice Edward Brassey
n court yesterday afternoon. and foun
guilty of petit larceny. Judge Brasse
II imposed a fine of $50 On each OF tf
x. Youthful offenders, but suspended Sc
8 tence provided they would go to wol
,r and mend their ways, which the
Il. promised to do.
le Genuine holly at Lehnan's.
u At the state teaches institute
le he held in Butte next week, Prof.
Id G.. Crane, of the high sciool. will res
a paper in support of the simplifit
tx smelling movement, whie J. II. Dur
er ton editor of the Anaconda Standar
who is generally considered to be Il
u highest authority in this state on phi
IL ological subjects, VIII take the O
;, posite side of the question. the But
Ill meeting promises to ie one OF u
ay most interesting gathrings OF u
teachers ever held in Montana.
he Cedar for decorations. Lehman's.