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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04
NEW BLACK BIRCH
DistiIIery at Marlborough.

DAoLAAASlJ a. Ict4 AbOtO 70 -
Allen Carey of Hartford will erect a
black birch distillery on property one
half mile north of the Marlborough
mills the contract having been let to
Contractor H. G. Hills of East Hamp-
ton. The mill will contain six tanks.
There is an excellent field for a mill,
the surrounding country Of MARI
borough, Hebron, Gilead and Glast0n-
bury growing much girch The brush
brings about So a ton delivered and the
oil which is distilled is work from 81
to $2.25 a pound according to the
market, which is always better Christ
mas time.
Oil Of birch is largely used for extract
Of Wintergreen, being hard to distin-
guish from the real article, and is the
basis Of many fiaVoring extracts. The
16-horse power boiler and 7-horse power
engine used by the Chatham Laundry
eompany have been purchased of Chris
Jensen Bros, and work on the mill will
be started this week.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04

Ascum-You're literary man, you
say Woodby-oh yes! / do consider
able writing for the papers. Ascum-
l never noticed your name Wood
by-~0h, no! have several pen names
that I use; usually Constant Reader
or Pro Bono Publico' or "old Sub
scriber. Philadelphia Press.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04
WHILE IN THIS CITY.

DR.. Hitchcock, Of Ansonia, Breaks Col
larbone.
DR.. M. c. Hitchcock, of Ansonia, had
the misfortune, Saturday night, to
break his collarbone, on the left side,
while taking Turkish bath in this
city. DR.. Hitchcock slipped on the wet
marble about the pool, striking in such
a manner that the collarbone was frac-
tured. DR.. w. C. WEIGH was summon
ed and he reduced the fracture.
While DR.. Hitchcock is able to be
about, he will not do much work for
some weeks yet.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04
BISHOP TO BE INDICTED TO-DAY.
To Be Tried Next Week.

Rockville Dec S-Charles H. Bishop
will be indicted for murder by a grand
jury tomorrow morning He will then
be taken back to Jail in Tolland to
wait for his trial, which will begin
Tuesday, December IL.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04
THE BEAUTIFUL SNOW,

More snow is predicted by the wealth.
er bureau, which forecasts colder
weather coming. The snow that fell
yesterday melted as fast as it fell. it's
only effect being to make the walking
unpleasant.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04

Miss Passay (coyly)-I saw the cutest
painting to-day of the-er-what is the
name of that little god that represents
matrimony?
Mr.. Tmmid-welL now, you've got
me.
Miss Passay-Oh! Mr.. Timmid. this
is SC. sudden,-Philadelph Ledger.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04

The fellow who tells a girl he would
die for her may some day have a
chance to prove 1t by eating her bis
cuits.-Phlladelphi Record.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04
NEARLY AIN NoNAGENARIAN.

NEARLY AIN NONAGENARIA(N.
M. j. Grilley of Thomaston celebrat-
ed his eighty-eighth birthday November
% by following out his custom for
some years past and walking from
Thomaston to Waterbury, just for the
exercise. He left home at 8 o'clock, and
arrived at Waterbury Center at five
minutes past noon, having been four
hours and five minutes on the road.
The distance from Mr.. Grilley's house
to Waterbury center is about ten miles,
so that the veteran did two and half
miles an hour not allowing for stops.
OF these there We're half a dozen. II
was not tired" said Mr.. Grilley, land
did not stop to rest, but to chat with
acquaintance. Lots of people overlook
me on the road and offered to give me
a lift. / had chances to ride in wagons
and automobiles, but | told everybody
l was out for a walk Mr.. Grilley
does not look to be day over sixty
and proved that he did not feel tired
after his jaunt by standing up for sew
eral minutes while chatting with the
reporter. He went home by train
Winsted Citizen.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04

Avoid alum and alum phos-
plate baking powders. The
label law requires that all
the ingredients be named
on the labels. Look out
for the alum compounds.
NOTE Safety lies in buying only
Royal Baking Powder, which is a
pure, cream Of tartar baking powder,
and the best that can be made.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab
let's. Druggists refund money If 1t fails
to cure. f. w. GROVES signature is
on each box csc.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1906-12-04

Mrs. Keene-Have all the other won.
en- arrived?
The Maid-Yes'm; you're the last one.
Mrs. Keene-Well, you'd better an
nounce me. so that they can get
through talking about me before / 90
in.-Cleveland Leader
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

Bar par ao drengi nokkra. Var Peim skipao
burt, en- pa reio skot af og hitti einn drenginn
brj6stio Var PAD sar mikio, en- P6 Ell bana-
sar. Drengurinn het Kjartan porvarosson.
-13 ara gamal drengur misti hendi +
sogunarvel Reykjavik.-prioji drengur var
sleginn af hesti og l@rbrotna0i. .-Drengur
DAFT af hesti Borgar6roi og rota0ist.-Fyrsti
styrimaour og einn haset skipinu ,,Vestu'
sl0suoust a Berufr0i. styrimaour misti
6ngur d annari hendinni, en- hAsetinn hagri
handlegginn.-Loks er Pess a0 geta az
skaldio Brynj6lfur J6nsson Minna- -Ndpi
DAFT af hestbaki a Mosfelshei6i og meiddist
miki0
Gj3f til Holdsveikraspita1ans.-Hr.
ritstj6ri Baldwin L. Baldvinsson Winnipeg
Eefr sent landritara 435 kr. 19 au. sem gi0f
til Neutrality-suspicious. Lauganesi. AT
Pvf cru $l00 gjof fra sigur0i sigvaldssyni,
einum leiotoga Saluhjalparhersins par b@,
en- hitt samskot fra 1slendingum benum
Blaine Washingtonriki. =, ,,L6grettass.
B'Jdstmymd dr bronzi af Kristjani
J6nssyni skaldi kom hinga6 upp / haust, er
lei0. Haf6i kr. J0nasarson farandsali annast
gero bennar fyrir samskot, sem til pess voru
ger0 fol hann decent Eir. Breim al annast
myndina ao ser latnum, og nun hugsao til a6
setja hama undirst0ou garoinum fran af
b6khl0ouhdsinu nyja, ec Pao kemst upp.-
,,Reykiavik".
r. G. Poestion, b6kv0rour Vinarborg,
kom ikynnisf0ra sunnudaginn var. Poestion
er merkur fre0ima0ur og rith0fundur mccall
annars kunnur fyrir aget rit um fslenzkar
b6kmentir OK P9oingar islenzkum skald-
skap. Nj atlar herra Poestion ao dvelja
her landi til 20. agdsts sumar. Fer hann
h60an n@stu viku austur Pingv6ll, til
Geysis og Heklu og austur I Flj6tshlio.
pegar ham kemur dr Peirri fer0 dvelur hann
aftur nokkra daga her Reykjavfk og fer
svo norour um land, alt nor0ur Asbyrgi og
sloan til Akureyrar og stigur par skip til
brcttferoar 90 agdst. ,,LGgretto':.
Mj0g fj0lment samkv@mi var honum
haldi0 ger kveldi I0na0armannahhsinu
Rektor steingr. Thorsteinsson m@lti fyrir
mimi hei0ursgestsins Pyzku og heiours-
gesturinn fyrir mimi islands, Ben Gr0ndal
hafoi ort kvaoi til gestsins. sem sungi0 var
veizlunni. Pyzku heldu og reour Mag.
Agdst Bjarnason og DR.. Helgi P6tursson.-
,,FJnllkonan".
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01
sambandsPingi Bandarikjanna var sliti0
80. f.m. DAD skarar a0 Pvf leyt fran dr oil
Si0asta
Sambandspingi6


v0rp en- att hefr ser stao a nokkru Ping o6ru.
Alls voru Pessu Pingi borin fran 1900
frumv0rp til laga og voru 1000 Peirra sam
Pykt. pingi0 veitti meira fe nokkurt ann
a0 ping hefr CERT, her um bill 875 miIj6nir
dollara. p6 er Pa0 Ell a0al einkenni pessa
pings, hversu afkastamiki0 PAD var. Aoalein-
kenni Pingsins er PAD, hvernig PAD virtist
m0rgum greinum kappkosta ao lata ao villa
almennings, pratt fyrir framkomu nokkurra
g0mlu Pingmannanna efri deild.
AT l0gum Peim, er afgreidd voru a Pessu
Pingi, ma 6hatt telja Hephurn-l0gin svo
nefndu eihna Pyoingarmest pau ganga ut
a Pao, ao jafna hutuingsgja'd a jarnbrautum,
og koma veg fyrir a0 st6ru au0mannafelog-
in fai MOTTO s6rstakra hlunninda hja jarnbraut-
arfelogunum kostnao mimi f6laga og elm
staklinga, eins og hngao til hefr att ser stao
Nun alPy0a andsins lengi Pakka Roosevelt
forseta og stj6rn hans pessa rettarbot. = pa
Pykja PAD goo log og nauosynleg, er MI
gengu gildi vi0vfkjandi afnami tollsins 4
Peirri tegund alk6ho]s, sem nota ma til hit
unar og hreyfaas, en- eli verour notao til
drykkjar. Ver0ur MI eldsneyti Petta og
hreyfaa svo odyrt ao liklegt er, ao Pao verdi
mjog alment notao. = L0gin fra pessu Pingi
vi0vikjandi konsdlum og scndiherrum pykja
mi0g mikil umb6t hinum eldri l0gum. RAD
stofun var Pinginu gero viovikjandi fyrir-
komulagi Panama-skuronum og 80 mil jon
ir doll. veittar arlega til framkvnmdar q verk-
inu.-Sampykt var 40 TAXA fj6rar hjalendur
rikja sambandio; skulu dr Peim myndu0 tv0
nv rfki; eitt rik skal mynda tir Oklahoma og
Indian Territory og ska pao nefnast Okla
homa; hitt riki0 ver0ur myndao tir Arizona
hjalendunni og new Mexico. SAINT Parf petta
a0 samPykkjast med meira hluta atk vaoa
hinna fyrirhuguou rikja.
%. jdni voru pau konungsbj6nin nyju
Noreg, Hakon VII. .og Maud drotning, krynd
me0 hatfolegri at
HAkon h0fn hinum forna
Konunsur Kryndur h0fuostao landsins,
prandheimi. Nor
egur hefr eigi sloan ario 1887 haft konung
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1906-07-01

algerlega ut af fyrir sig, en- verio f6lagi um
konunga sfna 1mist vio Danmork eoa Svi-
Pj60 e0a b@0i pau l0nd. HAlzon VII er SON.
ar-sonur Kristjans TX. Danakonungs og var
nefndur Karl prins a0ur bann t6k vi0 kon-
ungd6mi Noregi. Drotning hans er d6ttir
Jatvar0ar konungs a England. Kryningar
ath0fnin for fran hinni tignarleg. DOM
kirkju prandheimi, sem reist var elleftu
old, en- sloan hefr veri6 endurbmtt og prydd.
BAR hafa aestir Noregs konungar kryndir
veri6. Margt var vi0statt st6rmenna ir Dor
um ]0ndum pa er ath0fnin for fran. Sorgar.
tilfelli0 Spani sambandi vi0 giftingu kon-
ungshjonanua par olli Pvi, a0 konungshj6n-
in Noregi gengu ekki, ems og await he6r
a0ur att ser stao, fra h0llinni til kirkjunnar,
sem er um $50 alma vegalengd, heldur 6ku /
luktum vagni. prandheims biskup maetti
Peim kirkjudyrum og hoist pa Pegar salma-
s0ngur kirkjunui. Biskupinn fra Kristjaniu
autti pr6dikun af kraft miklum og var hun
Prungin af trd og Won gl@silega frantic
Noregs. par eftir var konungur fer5ur
konungs skrd0a sim eftir mioalda tizku.
Konungs skikkjuna t6k eosti d6mari landsins
af altarinu og f@r0i konung hama, en- brand
heimsbiskup smur0i konung dr oliu. Var pa
Autt ban. Oar nast setti Mikkelsen stj6rn-
arforma0ur k6r6nuna h0fu0 Hakoni og RAD
gjafar hans fengu honum veldissprotann og
konungssveroi6. Var svo lofs0ngur sunginn,
og par a eftir var Maud drotning krynd og
leidd til basetis hja honda sinum. potti at
b0fn Pessi 0ll mj0g batfoleg og olli f0gnuoi
miklum hja Nor6m0nnum.
Sama 60ldin heldur afram Rtisslandi 90
fer p6 heldur versnandi. pi6oPingi6 nvia
n.., faer litlu til le6ar komi0 s6k-
" um y6rgangs a6alsmannsnna.
Keisarinn er sem milli stems og sleggju og
skortir alt Prek til a0 skera t1r nalum, vir0ist
jain hraeddur beoi VIC a|Pyouna og a0alinn.
Upppot og 6eir6ir ganga um land alt og vio-
STAR miklar med minimum.
Mamnb6n og slys. q. april f6rst
Latrarr0st Pilskipi0 ,,Kristjan', voru pvf II
manns, er allir drukknu6u.
-UuluShlplo ,,Otto Watnne
sokk um sama Ieyti fran undan Siglunesi, en-
skipshofn bjargaoist I land.-f mai manuoi
fell styrimaour a skipinu ,,Orion", Bj0rn
Bj0rnsson a0 nafni, ttbyrois og drukkna0i.-
Pitur 1G ara gamall, Gu0bj0rn J6hannsson,
drukknaoi Reykjavfk miojum Jdnf.-Tveir
menn voru ao skj6ta til marks Reykjavfk.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20

clerk of the court must have more
metal filing drawers at once, though
his vault is as full as it can be for
convenient working now. The clerk
and recorders vault is full to over
flowing. The treasurer's vault has
wooden shelves and its fireproofness
Is questionable. The facilities for Of
flce work in the small room allotted
TO the assessor are extremely poor.
very inadequate and materially handi.
cap that official.
'The fire hazard is very great in an
Old court house. with electric wiring.
heated by several stoves in which
hres are left burning and the building
unoccupied after Office hours. Should
a fire occur it is certain that many
valuable records would be destroyed.
10 replace burned or Eligible records
would be extremely costly and in
some cases impossible. | was told
that there is no complete set Of alb
stract books in the county, and that
daily it is necessary to refer ID old
county records. If any of these were
destroyed, the difficulty of ascertain
ing titles would embarrass ana an
noy your citizens greatly"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20
EXAMINERS REPORT SHOWS
NEED OF NEW COURTHOUSE

The urgent need for a new county
court house has been called to the
attention of the taxpayers many times
of late, and various strong arguments
have been offered in favor of the plan.
while as Yet these arguments remain
unanswered. A side light is thrown on
the subject by the report of Assistant
State Examiner Ray, who this month
completed his regular examination of
the various county Offices While not
intended to bear upon the agitation for
new court house, Mr.. Rays report
furnishes an additional argument in
favor of the proposed Improvement,
and one Of the strongest yet advanced
After reviewing the condition of the
various offices, which are found to be
in excellent shape, Mr.. Ray concludes
his report as follows:
MANY Of the most important coun
ty records are without any protection
against fire; the danger is really d
very serious one. Neither the assess
or or county surveyor have any vault
Or safe. Both officers have records
that are Indispensable. All the other
offlcers' vaults are crowded. The
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20

lovers of the sport will see a pretty
good game. The Forest Grove boys
are expected to be here Saturday ev-
ening and attend a dance given in
their honor.
James Mungall and Myrtle Cox were
married at the parsonage in Lewis
town by Rev. Winters Wednesday.
The bridal party arrived here in the
evening. A dance was given in Rafter's
hall in honor of the event and all
present spent pleasant evening. Mr..
Mungall has been resident of Gilt
Edge for a number of years and is
we'll and favorably known. He is en-
ployed by the Gold Reef Mining COM
pany. Mrs. Mungall is daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Cox. and has
lived here for some time. Both have
host of friends who join with congrat.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20
VISIT OF MASONIC GRAND MASTER

n. L. Frank, grand master of the
Masonic grand lodge of Montana, paid
the local lodge his first visit Wednes-
day evening, and following the regu-
lar session, was the guest OF honor
at a banquet spread in Masonic hall.
Mr.. Frank was warmly welcomed, not
only by members of the Masonic fra
ternity, who assembled from various
parts OF the county to greet him, but
also by his many friends in this city.
Nearly 100 participated in the ban
quet at which e. 0. Busenburg presid-
ed as postmaster. He introduced as
the first speaker Hon. Frank E. Smith,
past grand master, who welcomed the
distinguished visitor, and spoke in
terestingly of the office OF grand mas
ter. H. A. Moulton spoke on Mason
ry, confining his remarks to the blue
lodge, and was followed by c. w. Jutt-
ner, who spoke for the sojourning
Masons.
Mr.. Frank, in his brief address.
paid the local lodge a high cOmpli
ment, saying that the work done was
equal to anything he had seen any
where in the state. He made gener-
al talk on Masonry that was exactly
suited to the occasion. w. A. Hedges
Clarence Tooley, John Moore and A
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20

Z. Greene all made excellent speech
es, and the banquet was voted the
most successful affair OF the kind ev-
er given here. Mr.. Frank was strong
ly urged to remain over here a day,
and he wished to do so. but was com
PEELED to leave yesterday morning in
order to keep an engagement at Ana
conda. He promised, however. that
he would return in September next,
and remain four days. He expressed
great surprise at the rapid develop
ment of the Judith basin country, and
was especially pleased with Lewis
towns solid appearance. and predict
ed a great future for the Fergus me-
tropolls. Mr.. Frank is one of the
most prominent business men of the
state. In addition to his varied inter-
ests at Butte, he is the founder OF
the coal mining town of Frank, B..
c., and has large holdings in the Ne
vada gold mining camps. He is the
chairman of the Democratic commit
tee, and in 1901, after the election of
Senator Clark, was the leading can
dldate on the Democratic side for sen
ator. Several times he came very
near winning the prize, and on the
last ballot withdrew, permitting the
election of Paris Gibson.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20
WOOL BEGINNING
TOMOVE AT LAST
Market is Finally Opened, And First Clip Sells for
Around Twenty Three Cents--Will do Business
Right Along Now--Baling Out the Clips.

After a long delay. due to vari-
ETY. of reasons, but chiefly because
the growers did not have their clips
at the warehouse. the local wool mar
ket at last opened up yesterday morn
ing, and from now on wool will be
moving at a lively rate. The first
clip sold was that of j. Muir, of Har-
lOwtOn, and it was bought by Barnard.
for Hecht. Liebman e. Co. of Boston.
The price given out was % 5-S cents,
a figure that sounded good to the
growers generally. The clip is from
a new band. and comparison with last
years prices cannot be made on it.
The clip of the Two Dot outfit was
put up, but the highest bid, 20la cents,
did not satisfy Senator Clarence Too
ley, who is handling it, and the of
fer was rejected. This closed the
work for the day, the balance of the
time being devoted to moving in a lot
of wool that had just arrived.
Quiet This Morning.
Four buyers were on hand this
morning, John S. Stressenger, repres-
enting Dewey. Gould & Co, of Bos-
ton, having arrived last evening. the
other houses represented being Jere-
miah Williams & Co.. Boston, Hecht,
Lehman & Co., Boston, and Luce 4
Manning, Boston. The growers were
late in getting around. and nothing
was offered during the morning hours.
It was understood that four clips
would be put up this afternoon
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20
AT THE HOME
OF GOLD REEF
Drake Party Is Now at Gilt Edge, and
Mr.. Drake Is Looking over His
Property There.
THE MUNGALl-COx WEDDING
Chancellor Smith, Of the Wesleyan
University Delivers an Interest
ing Lecture-Personal Mention.

Gilt Edge, July 19.-David Scott,
of Lewistown, spent a few days here
last week, looking after some mining
interests.
Miss Helen Holzemer, of Lewistown,
is visiting Mrs. Hampson, of Fort Ma
ginnis.
Lars Anderson has accepted posi-
tion with the Overland Trading com.
pany.
F. R. Cunningham and c. H. Viii
liams were visitors here last Sunday
Geo. Bells, of Maiden, was in town
last Tuesday.
Walter Cox was in town this week
and says his hay crop will be rather
light, as the rains did not come early
enough for the timothy.
Jno. Menglekoch was a business
visitor to Kendall Monday.
Misses Ruby and Gladys 4>lng, who
are visiting relatives at Kendall, were
calling upon friends here last Sun
day.
F. S. Keating, of Great Falls, who is
representing the International Core
spondence school of Scranton, Pa.
spent few days here this week.
Miss May Littlejohn, of Lewistown
1 is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Little
john.
Alexander Pichette has resigned his
position with R. w. Blake and ]. B
Ryan now fills the position.
Some parties from Colorado Springs
Colo, were here last week looking ov
er the Mammoth mining property.
4 The mail route from Maginnis t.
Roy and Fergus pOstOhices, has beel
discontinued and these offices arr
now supplied from Lewistown by th'
way of Armells.
Henry Phipps, of Maginnis, was il
town Monday and purchased a nev
moving machine from the Gilt Edg'
Mercantile Co.
Miss Mamie Shell. who has been a
Kendall for some time, returned las
Monday.
Sam Anderson, of LewistOwn, VIII
represents the nursery firm of Brow
Bros. Co., of Rochester, N. Y, wa
here several days this week.
Robert Sharp, of Maginnis, wa
helping in the blacksmith shop her
for a few days.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20
POLICE DISSATISFIED.
St. Petersburg Officsrs May Inaugu-
rate a Big Strike.

st. Petersburg, July ia street
strike OF police nearly caused panic
today and though the strike has been
squelched the danger is not entirely
over. The ostensible basis OF police
discontenr is monetary, including the
accounting OF the mems savings fund,
for which it is alleged they have not
been allowed interest The authori.
ties, however, declare the trouble was
inspired by agitators.
The gendarmes Of the first district
this morning refused to 90 on their
beats until authOrtatively assured
that their money would be paid with
full interest. The captain tried TO
pacfy the men with assurances that
everything would be satisfactorily ar
ranged. but they would not listen to
him. They then marched to the sec
ond district where they induced their
comrades to join them. Cossacks were
summoned and the police were sur
rounded and threatened with arrest
hut they held OUT until the chief OF
police assured them that their de-
mands would be investigated and all
wrongs righted
notwithstanding the efforts of the
police officials to quiet their fears,
the people are in terror lest the law
less element abounding here should
! take advantage of the situation
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20

ulations and best wishes for a long
and happy welded life. Mr.. Mungall
has purchased the house formerly
owned by John Hunt and will go to
house keeping as soon as their furni-
ture arrives from Lewistown.
William A. Young, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Young, left this week for
Butte, where he will enter the State
School of Mines. 1t is his intention to
remain there until he completes the
course. He is a graduate of the Fer
gus county high school and also at
tended two years at the agricultur
al college of Bozeman.
The Gilt Edge Mercantile company
team, which was lost from one of the
livery barns of Lewistown the Fourth
of July. was found near Garneill. P
G. Weydert, who went for them, re
turned with the team Monday.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-20

Ash Sheep Co. to Hallowell, Jones
4 Donald, $4,000 pounds at q 5-S.
Simonson Sheep Co., Slayton year
llngs, $4,000 to Dewey, Gould & Co.
at q cents.
Yegens Peterson lot, 10000 pounds
to Dewey, Gould & Co. at 22k.
Yegen's Big Horn lot, $4,000 pounds.
to the Lafayette Worsted Co. at 22A.
G. w. Hammond to Francis Wiley
Nj. f. Trogden to j. Williams & Co.
10000 pounds at 81
u. ID. Eide to j. Williams e. Co.
1000 pounds at 2OL