Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09
the play and he had alost as much
fun out of it as Mr. Smith

the play and he had alost as much
Tun out OF it as Mr.. Smith.
An agreement has been reached be.
tween the Lewistown-Bilings Tele-
phone company and the striking line
men, by which the linemen have re.
| turned to work. The former manag-
er, j. r. Strothers, has been sue
ceeded by Harry Lemon. The Lew
istown company will not make any
attempt to reach an agreement with
the strikers at this time, being content
u let the matter stand. as it has no
particular need for their services lust
at this time.
Green & Smith are reliable plaster.
ers and bricklayers. They are pre-.
pared to take large contracts. or give
prompt attention to job work of any
description. T
Albert Hutchinson the veteran
freighter, who is widely known as
old Hutch may be sent to the
asylum at Warm Springs. Since he
was thrown from a load of hay at
Kendall few weeks ago. his mind
has become unsettled. owing to in
iuries received about the head when
he fell. He is now kept at the coun-
" jail as a precaution and is receiv-
inE the best of medical attention. but
it has not yet been decided whether
or not his mental infrmity will Yield
10 treatment here
Miss CoreIee Phillips, public
stenographer and typewriter, has
moved her office to the second floor
Of the Barnes block opposite the Day
House and will be pleased to receive
your patronage. Office phone No. 76
Bell system; residence phone No. 81
Mutual system.
An insane man named Sam Miller
rode into Grass Range Sunday armed
with couple of guns. The mans ac-
tons were such that he soon had the
community terrorized. and a message
was sent to Sheriff Slater asking for
help. Deputy Sheriff Tullock at once
started for the scene, and on his ar
rival at Grass Range, easily succeed.
ed intaking the man into custody. I'm
der Sheriff Martin went out part of
the way, and meeting Tullock, reliev-
ell him of his prisoner After his ar
rest, Miller was very much subdued
ard gave the officers no trouble at
all. He may be committed to the asy-
lum this afternoon.
For camping parties, herders. pros
pectors, nothing so handy as Shaw's
already prepared -four. Try It, T
United States Marshal c. +. Lloyd's
term of office will expire in the spring.
and in mentioning the list of possible
candidates, the Record, of Helena
Mont, says: "Lewistown would
undoubtedly feel honored to have
Alex. Lehan. member of the seventh
session, appointed It is declared that
ii Mr.. Lehman is hOnored with the
appointment the marshalship will GER
tatnly have good sized man in the
OF ice, for he is a veritable giant. MI.
Gilman has many friends who would
rejoice over his appointment" Mr.
Lehman states that he is not and will
not be candidate for this office.
Big" says he has cut out politics to
the extent of not aspiring to any po-
litical office whatever
=. w. Mettler, attorney-at-law, Lang
building, Main street. T
ElHear A. Fountain. a breed residing
III this locality, is the first of those
belonging to the Chippewa tribe to
come in for an allotment of land in
Fergus county, under the ruling of the
government which allows the members
of this tribe land as compensation
for their reservation which they lost
Years ago. Mr.. I.aFountain and
mis- five children have been granted
tract OF $50 acres on the other side of