Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-09
AT HOME OF
GOLD REEF
WELSH EVANGELIST HOLDING
MEETINGS At GILT EDGE
NEWS NOTES.

Gilt Edge, Nov. SC. f. MckOin
and children were visitors here Sun
day.
c. G. Edwards came in on Mondays
coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Holmes were
/ LewistOwn visitors the last of the
week
/ F. w. Schmtt, of the Gold Reef, was
visiting his parents in Lewistown
Sunday.
! j. w. Fisher, who has been working
in LewistOwn for some time, came ov-
er last Friday.
Oscar Newkirk has moved from his
ranch into town for the winter.
Chas. Young and S. Hurvitch were
business visitors to Lewistown Mon
day.
Alex. Wier who had been in Lewis
town for few days, returned Mon
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dougherty and the two
Misses Dougherty, of Maiden, were Wis.
ting Mr. and Mrs. F.. A. Barnes Sun
day.
j. p. Jensen. the blacksmith, was
business visitor TO Lewistown Mon.
day.
Geo. Ayers, of Grass Range, attend.
ed the Democratic rally last Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smith are visit
ing V. Caraway for few weeks.
Mrs. Kate Poland, of Maiden, was
calling on friends here Monday.
John G. Bins has moved his fam
lily into town.
H. Geick who was working on the
railroad disposed of his team and re-
turned last Monday.
Geo. Campbell sold to Vanover &
Cutler, of Musselshell, 49 head of
horses for 81 ,250 last week. Mr.. Camp
bell has about 80 more, which he eX-
poets to round up and ship in a few
days.
d. H. Linebarger was a business
visitor to Lewistown Wednesday.
James B. Washburn is moving in
from his ranch this week.
Mrs. Frank Stephens. of Magnnis.
was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. n. Belanger was a Lewistown
visitor Tuesday.
, Miss N. Smith. daughter of F.. E.
Smith, was visiting her grandmother,
! Mrs. Belanger. Tuesday
Walter Smith, the piano man of
LewistOwn. was business visitor here
Saturday.
w. l.. Cragg, of Lewistown, was here
attending the meeting held by Mrs
. Hazelett and accompanied her to Mai
den, where she addressed a number
of people Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fred France, of Alpine. was
in town shopping Monday.
Will o. Jones. a Welsh evangelist
is holding series of meetings here
q Mr. Jones came from Denver and has
u been engaged in revival work for sew
IS eral years. Everybody is invited tt
come out and hear him.
S. The election passed very quietly II
"a Gilt Edge. There were 2O3 registered
m and 1893 of that number voted. which
rs left only five of those registering wht
H. failed to cast their ballot. Henry NJ
Rae received an excellent vote, show
ing his popularity at home.
Y Mrs. Ida c. Hazelett of Helena. ed
"a tor of the Montana News, the Socialis
v organ of the state. was here lsat Satur
III day and addressed an audience il
Sawyer's hall.
T. E. W. Wilson. of Maiden. was
A. business visitor here Saturday.
n Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Shipley wer'
Friday.
n The Democrats had their rally an
dance here last Saturday evening a
Fl advertised. There was a large attend
e ance at the hall during the speaking
s. The following persons made short ad
l. dresses. which were well received
J. M. Parrnt of Kendall; B. C. White
q of Garneill; Roy Ayers, ofLewistown
re Miss Orpha Noble, of Lewistown; an,
q Chas. Easel, of Kendall. After tn
e speaking all adjourned to Rafters hall
Il which had been prepared for dancing
u where sociable time was enjoyed
and candidates introduced to the vo,
ers of Gilt Edge.
Clerk of the Court John B. Ritch an,
10 F. r. Cunningham came over to Stu
arts to vote C. E. McKoin voted il
;, Gilt Edge.
- {. H. Dahl has disposed of his il
- terest in the White House restauran
:, to Julius Sherman and Robert Ran
~ sey. The new proprietors took charg
=, Thursday and will continue the goo
. service of the White House.
- There are reports of a bowling a
- ley being opened up in the Grub
: building.