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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-13
Glettricitctcns glarbnnoreoe.
ia turfraften / Wle
Sjenet e.

Reoenfor ftol Ri dFtrbtte ll0talelz
Ter al Opinoeren Goifon ON De tets
mite neutrality-suspicious. paa
Gleftrieitetens Omraaoe. 9obe0inoz
holoet at bans profetier er felgenoe:
9i befinoer os beo 8egnnoelien
til en- M Siosaloer / 6iitOrien. Oct
ituloe life unore mig, ON ieg en-
Morgen bdagneoe og fit al biOe,
al en- af @eroens 100000 2aroe
haboe opoaget en- Metooe, boorbeo
Gleftriciteten 0irefte tunoe omIfdbes
til Strait, o. at 6erfor en- Repolus
ton pad ale tetniite Omrauoer bar
be9pnot.
Zen ferlte 6oranoring / Glettri
citizens ffaben0e Strait bill gre
transporter al 8ul til Gleftricis
tetsfrembrangelie unsobenoig. s
Steoet for iom MI at grape Sui
lene op at Soroen, l9sie Dem pua
@ogne og trdnsporterer Dem 6unorcs
ser az Wile bort for at lGgge Dem
UNDER en- &eoel og ida omf9tte Dem
/ Strait, fan oi unl9gge @leftricis
ietsbGrtet beo 9ruberne, o9 Der
fra fan araften fuu feres 9ennem
4obbertraa0e 10 / dne Retninotr.
Oct er 10 oog rent m~eningsleit fua
at iige at transporter aulgruberne
tort paa t6iul. Oct er omitenoeligt
90 foftbart og dloeles life nebbens
hiat. 9lt tb6er pao, at gIettriciteten
for Sremtioen bill blibe proouceret /
fore 8raftftationer beb felipe aul.
gruberne.
Glettriciteten biz inart fortr9nee
6eitene og 9dnffe bem9gti9e fig
SrdFffen | 8perne. Mine nbe Qts
fumuldtorbdttsrier fan frembrinqe
Gleftriciteten lanet biligere emo
6efefrdft. Gu, be6 Nptodrstio, BIZ
Ri b9re I Stano til at lepere De
frrite 9otterier of oct M Sbftem.
@eO S%nbfsreIfen of oisie 9atterier
fan 6alpoeIen at ben pldbs fpaz
req, fom anbenoes, ndar man benbta
Ter 6eItefrdft. meoens mar opnddr
oobbeIt foo flor Saitiabeo. @lene /
Tep gorf biz Ser pda oenne Maobe
fitnne Tpores 8%baoearunoe til en-
Nproi of 200 Wi1ioner Dollars.
aioe faa fitfert er oct oefaa, at man
beo 6en tradblsfe Selegrafs 6iGlp
bill tunne opnda at fomme t Sors
binoeIie meo bpert eneife Sortei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-13
9en lpie She ai Sasen.

@eo at leie Orr. 5. g. Oliens
Gtntte SRA Selma. Sal" / Dan
~iteren" 0r. 7 fit Ri oct Snotrpf:
Oct er Oift blot Den lpIe SIDE al
Saeen" onsauenoe 6orbolbene scr,
ION De | n9pnte Stbtte err fremitils
let. Mr. OIien bar meo De fpritc
DANTE, fom tom BERTH eugene, ou
Den berb9renoe banfte 9oloni bier
bannst at poitor g. 8. Is. Sonien.
) os Qlar. ban opbolot ia Der, Ifrep
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-13

aonas. SITTER 3alen bleO fplgenoe
Sang. freDet at So9n aurien, afs
inngen.
Rsl.: Ger mig, 0 Sfop. at oi5ne GLAD.
rms ait Der guo. meo 2unoeIor9,
fra 0anmarts 9amle aongeborg,
10 ober qanO % Hige;
% tuIin6 Shareholders 8lemt
fan0t 0anmarfs 5olt til Sorseu
TENT,
o9 Ssr9etoner iti9e.
Den tunge 3ioenoe, Der loo.
forfpnbts 9unertongens Opb
en- 8prtqang bio og freOet;
forfpnote. loft bar 9ibet5 8aono
At Spriien. Tom / 5ribeos Aano
De Doner bobne leoet.
Dit 2ib bar ftgnt. gu 0rOt at Dan,
6sjtelte6e Song @6riitian!
% beores itat Dit Winoe.
Oct Soft. gu. mart bolObunoreo'
Qdr,
en- 6o0er 6lep. mems 9ioer 9dar,
big 9Iemmer in9en Sinos!
5eID oanite GoIt / fjerne @eit
Qoor peo Din 0eo til Sergefeit.
% oeler 9onoeior9en;
to9 uben 6udb hi israer Ell
t9i 3roens Stierne bier @ej:
oi FINER 6immelborgen.
Gao mig Iaa Blot futile meo en-
oenlig !6ilfen til @enner og Be
fenote no ober Samfunoet fra oS
6erube / oct fierne 8eiten.
g6ers Gmtt Sprenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-13
MenO Siitorien
Greb Sergius @itte.

@reO Gergius gulieOit4 @itte
6ebOer Den Mano. Iom nu gennem
5torm % 9ranoinger forIe9er at
bringe BET Ilemt me0ia9ne r%usiiitt
6tatsTib / 6abn. Oil oct mites
BAN? Sngen beo oct. Men ale.
ION bar &enoita6 til Stiaingen,
fbnes at bare p%per6epiit ON, at itadt
BET / menneitelig Ma9t at ItanIe
3roliebeoerne / RuslanO, iaa er
Eeppe no9en beore ruitet for at Ieie
Den Opaobe emo G3drens nubprenoe
5eriteminiiter. Stan lite 0itte MI
bOloe fig oppe % bere Stiaingen5
0erre, Ida er oct bel iaare toibliomt,
ON nogen anoen fan inotage bans
gla6s og IsIe osn oanItelige OPP
aabe.
@rsp Ditte er MI Sc Qdr gam.
mel. 9an bIeb feot 1849 / 3iFis.
6ons 6ooer bar tDit, men bans
MOoer rusfit. 6an polite op / en-
pilo 8iergean i a~autaiien % tom
Jon uug gHgling paa 5sjitOlen t
3ifis. Senere tom ban paa Uni
oeriitetet / Soesia, bpor ban to1
gtsdmen meo SLAMS o9 enoog IF
yuIomeoalie. !5ans Waal bar at
bIipe profesIor i Matemutit; men
bans ToraIore biloe, at ban ifulOe
preoe noeet dn0et. s6an fsgte Der
for QniGttelie oeo Setnbdnen / Spos
risldn6 % blep mart Stationsme4
tier meo en- 2en al 80 Dollars ON
Waone6en. Den unge Stationsmes
fer bespnOte ftrats at ituoere
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES og aft, iOm
oeorerte %SernbanepGI enet. og ItrcD
Ioa ct Bart meo 3itelen nSern
bo%netroft". Mon 6lep opm9rtIom
pdd BAN, Der mart Iteg I'll dstitez
renoe 3rdft6iretter o9 foen iii
General Superintenoent for Sarn~
bdnen | fp6beitre Ru8lan6. timber
ben rusNft : tbrfiTte 9rig leIe
Witte fin Opgabe iom 5raftoirets
fBr Fdd tiIfrs6sItiGenoe, at ban eftcr
arieens Opber bleD faIot til Ct.
Petersburg oe ejort til EN- Slags
Direttsr ober dle De rusfife Serns
bdner. 8 1892 bleD ban naomus
nitotionsminiiier". 0et er Mitte,
Tom bar planlaet ben t~runsi6iri>
fe Sernbone oefoa.
8 1894 maatte 6inansminiiteren,
Ger bopoe fact Stag, neolagse
1T Gmbebe, og flere af Dem. iom
G3dren tilbso Gmbeoet, bar biQiee
til at to9e imoo oct poa Den uo-
irbtfeIise geiinselie, at Ditte ituloe
bIipe 6erss 5jalpeminifter. 0ette
broete G5aren til at iperge Ditte,
ON life ban bilos babe Gmbeoet.
so, Ditie bar biIis og bebolot oct
bdnIfeIiee Gmbeoe | n9iten ii 4ar.
Com Sinonsminifter gennemfsrte
Nittc monoe betpoeliee Reformer;
men | 1903 matte ban neoleege
ut embe6e. Oct er Iaet, at bans
Sjenoer Tbntes, ban baboe for flor
Waei, og at Oct for en- Sio inf
feoes Dem at boloe BAN nebe. Witte
Tom BOG til 5ronten iaen MI ioite
CONNER. 6d G3oren fanot, at ban
life tunoe tanfe fe noeen mer ififs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-13

ban, iom ban felb bemarter, og fpm
rel nogle at r9anfferen"s 29fere
|erinorer, dbIfiai9eS tpffer til Dan
%iteren" 6erfrd, og / oisie bar 6prs
boloene Der maleoe minoIt lige faa
life, lom Ri nu fer Dem maleoe pes
Selma. California.
Naar Mr, OlTen MI i~triper: rs
faar unolfbIoe. ieg leoer life mere /
Oregon. oa ieg bleo tret at Den me-
gen Regn", og oioere bemerfer, at
Get er bog onoerIeoe8 beboaeliat at
9aa / 8rtgtbaben pg beitGre 3roer
/ Sal. emo iiooe inoe / Stlen o9
9r9re liz ober, at oct regner, 1da
man life fan fomme no at beftille
no9et, iad unorer oct os, at ban
Iet life ifreb ON nHeqn o9 gfaooer
til Qntlerne", mems ban bar Der.
Sauoanne llbebagelig6eoer plejer
bog at feles met / gegpnoelIen.
6olt, iom bar b9ret Der I lpngere
3io, plejer ellers at fioe: nddr fsrit
maj bliber bdnt til oct, brboer man
fig life meget ON Re9nen, ia man
hefinoer zig %egentGig beoIt, nadr oct
tegner. 8i bebgber ndturliqpis en-
Del Hegn ON 8interen, GA Der er
en- tor Qdrstio fra 4. Sili til om~
firing beo oen l. Ottober, bbor fad
qoot Iom ingen Regn fdl6er; oog
mao Q9ferne in%9enlunoe tro, at oct
regner uofbruot oen epri9e Sio;
Get ian bore meoet forifelli9t I De
fprltelige Qar. 5or to @ar Iiben
boboe hi en- M9ngoe Re9n, iI9r /
5ebruar og STARTS, / 5ior og / @or
far oi oerimoo fun bait fdd 8egns
Dejrs6dge, foa bi bar be6epet 6ber
9radbe, og Solf bar funnel drbejoe
noe neIten r6en gf6rhoelie, LEGION
oct begge o.sfe 10 IioIte @fterddr
far Oaret meget gunitiqt 6aaoe for
9lpining og Saaning. 0ette be-
m9rtes life for | minoite Maa6e at
oqitere for Oregon, fom SCR. Sl1en
/ i'm 3i0 9iorbe; nei, lao Soft
reile, bborben De IeIb bar Chit:
Blot nan intet Steo biloe male
5orbol0ene loiere, ems oe / @irfeligs
6e0en er. ga oil6e life Tad mango
fs1e fig IfufFet, fom +. Gf8, 9iIf9Ibet
bar Oaret per.
@i beIfDloer life Nlr. Often for
al 6aoe itreOet noget fra California,
iom life er @dnobeo, Ri bar life
ielb lebet paa napnte Ylaos; men
Der er 6plt beromtrin9, ipm bdt
baret pda fprifeaiqe Steoer / Salt
forniu, oe flyer, at De befinoer fig
leore Der, Og oct ItaOfaiter 10, at O9~
ind oerneoe er Stbggeii0er, Iom pi
bar @runo iii at tro er forfeit /
n9bnte Stbtfe, nadr Ri mailer efter.
6porleOes Der I i'm Sto bleb ffrepet
terfra.
Naar Mr. Olien 6entpoer til
9annelien at en- nh 8oloni SpO
for Gafton og 9eit for Selma. bill
/ set minoIte inqen berfra, fom en-
Sang f9fteoe ubetinget 3ilio tit,
6pd6 ser btep Itrepet fra 0enne Go
Toni peo Gugene. Oregon. brpoe op
rg bGre meo oer;. tbi Ri er enige ON
at tro, at set ogfau oenne Sang er
Blot Sen lpIe SIDE at Susen".
eugene. Oregon, 6. Sebr. 1906.
Is. u. 9erteffen.
q. 90. HteIfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-02-13

INDRE MISSIONS PRED1KE1yBoG.


En- Postille over den gamle Tekstrekke, udvalgte Pre-
dikener af den indre Missions Tidende", sanlet og
udgivet af Pastor +. II. Koed, med Forord af Pastor
With. Beck, 1884 Slider, indbunden $3.50.
VEJEN, OG LIVET.
En- Aargang Pradikener af danske Prester, holdt over
de nye Tekster ,Indre Mission"s Jubilaumsaar, sam
let og udgivet at F. Engelstoft, med Forord at Pastor
With. Beck, 4S4 Slider, indbunden $3.50.
Pastor With. Beck: PAA LIVETS VEL.
Predikener over den nye Tekstrekke, 1913 Slider, solidt
indbunden $3.50.
Pastor c. Moe: MAIDEN OG
Predikener paa allie Kirkeaarets Son og Helligdage
ahden Udgave, 760 Slider, indbunden $240.
F. E. Blume:
Predikener over allie Kirkeaarets Lektier og Epistler
SAINT Fastepredikener over de ne TekstrHkker, 500 ST
der, solidt indbunden $3.50.
r. Frimodt: PREpIKENE
paa Kirkeaarets Son og Hel1igdage, trvkte og utrykte,
samlede af hans efterladte, med Forfatterens Portrait.
527 Slider, indbunden soidt Velskbind 1920.
DR.. Martin Luther: FULDSTENDIG R OG HUS.
POSTILLE.
Forklaring over allie Son og Festdages Evangelier og
Epistler, ny Udgave we'd Past. With. Beck, med Luthers
Levnet og Is Fastepredikener SAINT Luthers Portrait,
$50 og 576 store Slider, indb sterkt Velskbind $500.
En- Skat for Lutheranere vard at eje.
FOR VORE LANDSMEND,
som Dor afsides og uden regelmessig Prestebetjening,
vii Diet vere til megen frost og Glade at have EN- eller
here at ovennavnte Prediken Samlinger at lese; lige-
ledes for saadanne, som af andre Grunde like kaa
komme til Kirke og hare Guds Ord. Keb en- eller hete
af dem til Brug Hjemmt
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. .oUSE, BLAIR, NEBR.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09
The Little Black Sheen.

POI Ill brack sheep, don strayed away,
Don los in win an de rain;
And de Shepherd. He say, 20 hirelin,
Go, find my sheep again"
But the hirelin fron-"O Shepherd,
Dat sheep am brack an bad"
But de Shepherd, He smile like de iii
brack sheep
WuZ the onliest lamb he had.
An he say, 20 hirelin, hasten,
for de win an de rain am col;
And dat Ill brack sheep am lonesom,
Out dar so far from de fol-"
De hirelin frown, 20 Shepherd
Dat sheep am oil and gray"
But de Shepherd, He smile like de lii
bracll sheep
Wuz fair as de break OBJ day!
An he say, 80 hirelin hasten.
10, here am de ninety-an' nine,
But 1ar, way off from de sheep-fol,
Is dat Ill brack sheep of Nine"
An. de hirelin from, 20 Shepherd,
De res oh de sheep am here"
But de Shepherd He smile like de lii
brack sheep
He hol it de mOstest dear
An de Shepherd go out in de darkness
Where de night was col and bleak
An dat Ill brack sheep, He find it,
An lay it agains' His cheek.
An, de hirelin from. 20 Shepherd,
Don bring dat sheep to me-"
But de shepherd He smile and He hol
it close,
An dat Ill brack sheep-wuz-me,
Unidentified.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

While Congressman Nicholas 4ong-
worth is not multi-mi,lionaire, he is
in good circumstances and in line for
an inheritance from his mother that
will help some. How it happened is
told by the Minneapolis Journal in the
following: Some hundred or so
years ago an ancestor of Nicholas
Iongworth settled in a bend of the
Ohio river and invested his modest for
tune in cheap lands. The city of Gin.
cinnati happened to grow upon that
land, and the senior Longworth. see
ing what was going on, had the fore.
sight to cling to much of this land.
Henry Georges doctrine not being in
effect, viz. that the increment belongs
to the people who make it and not
the holder-the crowd that settled
there made the Longworth's very veal
thy. Hence it is not necessary to
take up any 10-cent contributions or
run endless chains to make Miss ROose-
welt a wedding present and father has
very properly stopped such foolish
ness. But it shows the kindly dispo-
sition of the people
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

in the Union in the production Of
wool. BY the figures given in our last
issue it will be seen that the number
of sheep shorn in 1905 was 5.220.000
and the clip in pounds amounting to
IS. 100000. The average weight of
fleece in the state in 1905 was 6.S
pounds against 6.3 pounds in 1904 and
the number of sheep showed de-
crease of $4,000 pounds, the increase
in the weight per clip making up for
the loss in the number of sheep.
Wyoming comes next to Montana in
the number of sheep and the amount
of wool grown. That state has 4,420,
Gto sheep and is credited with a clip
of 30.49S. 600. Montana leads her sis
ter state by about 5000 pounds. The
average price OF Montana wool in
1905 was fully q cents per pound the
clip of the state bringing S7451 100.
With perhaps one exception, Chouteau
county, Fergus is the largest wool
growing county in the United States.
the clip for 1905 being over 4,0O0,000
pounds. Not only is the product large
but it eXcels all other regions of the
west in quality. Great is the wool
growing industry of the Treasure
state
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

The current number of the North
western Stockman and Farmer. pub
lished at Helena, is finely illustrated
issue. containing views of business
blocks and residences of a number of
cities of the state. One whole page
and part of others gives fine views
Of residences and business houses in
lewistown also the high school
building, the new Methodist church.
the high and district school buildings
and the plant of the Judith Milling
company. A cut of the Citizens Bank
Of Moore is also given. Aside from the
illustrations the number contains we'll
written articles on stockgrowing. farm
ing and other industries and inter.
csts to which the magazine is devoted
Among the contributors to this num-
Der is w J. Edgecombe president Of
the Fergus County Commercial club.
who has we'll written article EMIT
led. The Inland Empire" The pub
fishers are deserving of great credit
for 50 excellent a production.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

The New York political bosses are
sCeiving heavy jOlts these days. May
or Mcclellan. in his appointments,
hac antagonized Murphy and the Tam
many gang and now eX-Gov. Odell has
been turned down by the election of
James w. Wadsworth, Jr. to the
3peakership of the general assembly.
WadswOrth was Governor Higgins
choice and is said to have had the
support of President Roosevelt. May
or Mcclellan owes his election to Re
publican voters. But for their support
ne would have been badly defeated by
Hearst. Owing to this he is said to
have really made some good appoint
ments. choosing men who have the
confidence of the people of the metrop-
oils.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09
LEWISTOWN. MONT. Jan. 9, 1906
CLEANING THE SIDEWALKS

The matter of keeping the sidewalks
free from snow and ice was up before
the last meeting of the city council
and it was decided to enforce the or
dinance in the future. This is all
very we'll and proper 1t should be
done. But we believe the street com
missioner should lend some aid in the
doing of it. Possibly every good citi-
zen desires to have his walks clean
ed, both at his home and at his place
OF business but not all of them have
the time to do it themselves or hunt
up some one to do it for them. hence
it is neglected.
Take for instance a business man
who has 300 feet of sidewalk around
his home. He wakes up in the morn
ing and finds n foot OF snow on his
walks. But he has an early engage
ment down town and cannot devote
any time to removing the snow. al
though he would be perfectly willing
to hire it done if he could find some
one 10 do it, But this is not always
an easy matter and more valuable
time is consumed in a fruitless search.
Snow should be removed from the
walks soon after it has fallen and b.
fore it is packed down or allowed 10
thaw and freeze. In order 10 10 this
the street commissioner should have
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09
GOV. HIGGINS APPEAL,

While there is very little prospect
of any legislation by the national con
gress looiing.to federal supervision II
life insurance companies il is crafty
ing to note that Governor Higgins, in
his annual message TO the New York
legislature, makes a strong appeal to
that body for legislation that will pro-
tect the policyholders. The eyes of
the world says the governor, are
now turned toward New York and if
this Legislature does not produce an
insurance law which will be drastic
but practicable, radical, but sane in
spirit, shall be courageous, but not
historical, it win fail to meet the ex-
pectations of those who have conf
dence in the ability of popular govern
ment to solve its own problems as they
arise While doubling effective ac-
ton by congress or the federal gov
eminent, he holds that in any event
it should not retard for an instant
the work of the state. In earnest
words he states situation that should
command the best efforts of the legis
lators of the Empire state 10 remedy
existing evils, when he says
While life insurance has received
almost exclusive attention, it cannot
be assumed that other corporations
dealing in indemnity and investment
contracts have been blameless and q
word of caution may not be amiss re
garding assessment as incident to in
surance companies, cooperative fire in
surance companies and the like. Bet
ter allow free and unregulated insur
ance than permit such concerns to ex
ist under laws which do not protec
our citizens, but enable the promoter
to doubtful schemes to beguile the
investor to financial disappointment
and fatten himself on false promise
and delrded hopes. The policyholder
now demand something better from
the state than a guarantee of solvency
He has learned that his insurance vii
be cheaper and safer when the con
panies are compelled to invest thei
assets for his benefit exclusively an
are prevented from diverting funds t
the individual undertaking of speculs
tive directors and to the payment c
vast salaries and eXorbitant commi:
sions, gratuities to men of in1uenc
and contributions for political can
paign purposes. He invokes the stat
to shield him effectively and to cur
the companies and their directors"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

DR.. Scudder, of Jersey City, known
a; 'the fighting parson." would rid
that city of burglars by teaching the
young women how to shoot. This is
dangerous proposition. Men who
know how to shoot and who have been
hurglarized when armed with a re-
volver have found discretion the
better part of valor" and offered no
resistance in order 10 save their lives.
Even a hardened criminal would hest.
tate TO take the life Of a woman nm.
less she attempted 10 put up a de
Tense. In that case he would shoot
70 kill if he thought his life in jeop-
ardy and he would have the advan,
tage of his nervous and frightened ad.
versary, The good parson should
advise the women to confine their
weapons to the broomstick and rolling
pin.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

John P. Holland. who has perfected
the submarine boat after many dis
couragements, is now giving his at.
tention to navigating the air. He is
credited with saying that within a
few months he expects to fly from
his home in Newark to his office in
New York and that before the year
Is out any man who has one of the
machines he has invented can easily
go through the air at a speed of forty
miles an hour, or can move at the rate
OF fifteen miles an hour with no more
exertion than is required for walking
three miles an hour on land If the
airshlp is ever to become anything
more than a toy it is to be hoped that
some American will get the credit for
1t. Just at present it would seem
that French inventor was a few
points ahead of the Yankees.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09
holders" Evidently Mr.. Mccall has
very elastic conscience.

Col. Sam Gordon has gone to South
Dakota to get the Milwaukee road and
bring it to Montana. 1t will cross
the Yellowstone river at Miles City,
and then go to Lewistown, Bozeman,
Hayre, Great Falls, Belt and Helena,
says w. G. Eggleston, in The State,
Col. Gordon is good man to have at
can steer the road out in this direction
he will do il
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

Perhaps Mr.. Bryan has changed his
Vows somewhat since his visit to the
Philippines. At a banquet recentely
rendered him in Manila by prominent
Fiipinos at which immediate indie
pendence of the islands was demand
ed he refused to commit himself.
The American residents of Manila are
said to be pleased with Mr. Bryan's
conservatism. It is really news to
learn that Mr. Bryan is conservative
on any question especially as to af-
fairs in the Philippine islands. 1t
might be we'll for a few more anti.
.L- peria!tStS 70 visit the islands on a
-1ur 81 observation and study.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

President Mccall OF the New York
Is was 9 i:--le lardy in handing in
N'> aT Dill i hal 70 come. He admits
-Aa- -@ made some mistakes while at
81 II -t@ com pany but is "con.
M .- - thought that no officer
see rs l-C1-=5 improperly
c-= -Aa- = MAJ -14 extent OF a
'-a- q ~ =E-'=-ss q -te policy
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

The New Jersey mosquito is SO
strongly in evidence that the state en-.
tonlologist asks for an appropriation
of S250,000 to renew his war of EXTERN
nation. You should be glad you do
moi live in New Jersey.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

Reports of heavy snow storms came
from away down in Texas and New
Mexico and cattle and sheep are said
to be suffering intensely Montana may
yet become popular as a winter resort.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

While all MOntanans were basking
in Italian sunshine last week a tor
nado visited the southern states and a
fierce blizzard and snow storm swept
the upper Mississippi valley. We may
catch it later "but efficient unto the
day is the evil thereof"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

The defeat of Joe Blackburn in the
Kentucky senatorial contest will re-
move picturesque figure from the
upper house.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09

Now that Lieutenant Scharrer of the
Hea man army has heen cheated out
of the rich St. Louis brewers daugh-
ter ne is fully convinced that a bird
i'll hand is worth two in the Busch.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-01-09
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