Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-30
LOCAL BREVITES

L. J. Goldman, Of Chicago. IL in
town.
Peter Rosso, the Maiden mining
man, 10 In town.
Ralph Hubbard, of East Aurora, Nsw
York, u In town.
Fred Stone. Of Spokane, il q guest
a& the Hoffman house.
W. e. Davis was in from Jones at
the end Of the week.
Alice Lundstidt and Lizzie Parent,
Of Butte, are in the city.
H. Latimer, Of New York, is visiting
IewiStown ON business.
Simon Douglas was in from Utica
ct the end Of the week.
r. ]. Mitchell, Of Minneapolis. is
registered at the Hoffman.
Mrs. H. Johnson, of Butte, Is stop
ping at the Hoffman house.
e. B. Bryan, of White Sulphur
Springs, is registered at the Hoffman.
H. F. Dadmun and J. E. Sipple, OF
Moore, were in town Saturday on bus
mess.
Frank E. Hirsch, deputy fish and
game warden, was in from Helena Sat-
urday.
G. r. McClave, manager of the
Moore elevator, was in the city Sat
urday.
Louis Voight and William Griffith,
Of Straw, visited the county seat at the
end of the week.
County Superintendent Ada Meyer
sick went out to Forest Grove Satur
day to look after school matters
Manager F. H. Bacon, of the Bell
Telephone company, has returned
from business trip to Great Falls.
Theodore waaga and Marie Ape
land, formerly of Moore, were married
Thanksgiving day will be observed
this year on Thursday, Nov. 20, the
usual proclamation having been issu-
I'd.
David Wareham has sold to Helen
N. Ross for 5000, 100 acre tract
in section 20, township 10 north of
range IA east.
Charles Stephens, of Maiden, has
fled notice of the Rose Mountain and
Star Mountain claims, situated in the
Gone Butte mining district.
A. F. Shipman has sold to the Enter
prise Land company for $1,000, a 120
acre tract in sections 10 and IL, town.
ship 16 north of range 16 east.
John Ross, Of Denton, the popular
candidate for commissioner on the Re-
publican ticket, was shaking hands
with his old time friends yesterday.
Victor Content has sold to the En-
terprise Land company for $500, a
2o0 oa,.o fro nf in Nj
township IA. north of range Is east.
Stella Salbreath and others nave
sold to Mrs. Hester A. Dadmun, of
Moore, for a stated consideration OF
81, 800 acre tract in section Is, town
ship 10 north Of RANGE IL east.
A cement sidewalk is being laid in
front of the new Imislund building
On Main street, and the walk, which
has been used by builders for several
months, will then be open to the pub
lie again.
While slzylarking on Main street
Sunday, one youth accidentally push.
ed companion against a plate glass
window in the Power Mercantile com.
pany's store, with the result that the
glass was broken.
A very pleasant and largely attended
Halloween social was given by the
young people of the First Methodist
church Friday evening. An apron and
neck tie supper was the feature, and
it caused any amount of fun.
Some genius recently sent com
munication to County Treasurer e. =
Chandler with this inscription follow
in the address official keeper of thu
Wampum sack; distributor of the law
full moneys of the realm-the mar
who says take of your hat to me and
dig
Musselshell News: The graders are
now working in sight OF town and il
Is reported there will be 100 mer
working just across the river from
town next week. Men are more plenti
full than earlier in the season and the
work is being rushed with all possible
speed.
The train due here Friday evening
at Sis did not get in until along to
ward 10 o'clock, the delay being due
to the fact that the water in the boil
er became exhausted, and the engineer
had to cut out the engine from the
train and go on to the next tank, ant
then return and pick up the train.
AAo. AOAudA dAu MAo. VdLA VII
entertain the Home Workers ant
Missionary society on Friday after
noon, Nov. End. The meeting will b.
at the home of Mrs. Lehman, who, witt
Mrs. War;, cordially invites all inter
ested to attend. On Friday, Nov. 2.
1t is now reported that the mucl
talked of new town to be establishe,
by the Billings & Northern will be lc
Gated on the Sage Creek Sheep com
pany's ranch. There are many circum
stances that confirm this rumor, We
nothing official has been given out
and it may ultimately prove to hav'
no better foundation than the man,
others started in connection with thi
matter.
The public library resumed bust
ness at the old stand in the city hal
Saturday evening, after having beef
closed for some months. Librarian
Farnum has installed the new car
system. and large number Of card
was issued to patrons. The librar
will be open at the city hall at tn
same hours formerly observed unit
the furniture for the new buildin
arrives.
Miss Lizzie Waaga and Mr.. Voyl
David were married Wednesday at tn
home of DR.. o. F. David at Moore, tn
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