Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-17
GILT EDGE
NEWS NOTES
GILT EDGE WITHOUT A DEPUTY
CURLEY VANS COLTS
ARE DEFEATED.

Deputy Sheriff Whltcomb was at
tending to some business matters at
Flatwillow this week and made the
ride from F'latWilloW to Gilt Edge IN
three hours and fifty minutes.
Mrs. r. w. Jones, Of Kendall, came
over to Gilt Edge Tuesday.
n. l.. Poland ard wife, Of Lewistown,
We're visiting friends here last Sunday.
j. E. WATSON was business visitor
to LeWistoWn this week.
Hugh Mclaughlin, who has been
working at Zortman for some time,
returned to Gilt Edge this week.
Guy Norman, the jeWeler, is in town
this week doing repair work and dis
playing new goods at E. J. Rules.
Frank E. Smith and family, OF Lew
istown, We're visiting Mrs. N. Belanger
this week. .
Mrs. John A. Cameron, of FIT. Magin-
mis-, was ealing on friends here We'd
nesday.
j. H. Daniels, of Kendall, was here
Sunday, Mr.. Daniels was an enthus-
iastic rooter for the Gilt Edge boys
in the ball game.
Jacob Jones was in Lewistown this
week as a witness in land contest.
Mrs. Robert Turnbull, who has had a
siege of typhoid fever, S getting along
nicely and will soon be able to be
about again.
Mrs. j. j. Sweeney, of Kendall, was
visiting Mrs. Albert Schneider this
week.
Miss Ethel Campbell. of Minneapol-
is, Mimi, is visiting her brother, Geo
Campbell. This is Miss Campbell's first
visit 70 Montana. She will remain here
Tor some time.
J. r. Mckay Of Kendall, was visit
ing his brother ln-law, A. Schneider,
this week.
Robt. Sharp. Of Fl. Maginnis, was
q LeWlstoWn visitor last Monday
G. II. Dahl sold his interest in the
Gold Reef harding house to A. Leh-
man, who has hired Henry Urbock to
clnduct first class eating house for
him. Mr.. Urback took charge Aug. IL.
Rice Dougherty was a business Wis
itor to Lewistown this week.
B. c. Wiedeman, of the Gilt Edge
Mercantile Co., accompanied by Mrs
Wiedeman, left for Helena Monday
where he will purchase goods for their
establishment. He expects to be- away
several days
Mrs. William Brunette, with her two
daughters and son, arrived here from
Sheridan, Wyoming, last week on their
annual visit to Mr.. and Mrs. G. P.
Burnette.
The dance given in Rafters hall by
the base ball boys was well attended.
Several of the Lewistown players were
present.
Sheriff Slater has moved Deputy
Sheriff Whitcomb from Gilt Edge 10
Straw, Mont. Most of the business men
here do not take kindly to this action
in leaving Gilt Edge without a deputy.
Hugh Green and family, accompan-
panied by Miss Susie Dunn, left Thurs
day for a four weeks trip through the
Yellowstone park
Dr. J. B. McFatrich, wife and two
daughters, Harvey T. Weeks and wife,
and Geo. Braun, all of Chicago ami
Geo. Bells, of Maiden, were in Gilt
Edge last week and visited the Gold
Reef mine. The gentlemen of the party
have been looking over some of the
Bells Bros. mining property OF Maid
en- and Collar gulch.
Judge Orlando Sawyer was Lewis
toNH Niolloi luuISuaS
Miss Emma Schmidt, of Lewistown,
who has been nursing mrs Robt. Turn
Dull, returned to Lewistown this week.
Chas. Foster is visiting c. f. Ran
dolph and family on Flatwillow for a
few days.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Stephens were
in town Sunday.
Inc TWO Bar beef roundup will
start from near Black Butte in few
days.
The base ball game Sunday between
Curley Vans team and Gilt Edge re-
suited in victory for the miners by
score OF 10 to 8. The game was play
ed on the grounds west of town and
was called at $50 p. N. It was a good
game from the spectators point of
view. Neither side being sure of Win
ming untinl the first half of the ninth
inning, when tie Lewistown boys
drew a blank, giving the miners the
game by one score. The game was a
good one throughout the contest. botE
teams playing good ball and making
but few errors. One of the unpleasant
features of the game was the readiness
OF the players to dispute the decisins
OF the umpire and the wranghng which
followed. Although done without cauS-
ing any hard feelings it necessarily
prolonged the game.
weston, OF LeWiStoWn, and Ed
Shierson, of Gilt Edge were the UNI
pires.
The following was the lineup of play
ers:
-Glaspele, C: Mcintyre.
p; Finigan, IS; Lincoln, 1b; Richard
ardson, 2b Art Baker. 3b, Burnett,
If; Tom Baker, CT; Lochray. rf.
Gilt Edge-Pellican, c; Parker. d:
Higgins, IS; Shierson. lib; Sweeney.
2b; Burnette, 3b; Nader, RI; Pfraner.
CT; Bullard, RI
Emma Leslie, of Stanford, has sold
to Thomas Geer for stated cousid