Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-16

The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Nihill, of Moore, died at the
hospital in this city yesterday. The
funeral will be held at Moore.
In the matter of the estate of John
Trepp, deceased, an order has been
made directing the executor to make
conveyance of real estate.
After several changes of ownership.
the Oaks cafe has now passed into
the hands of William McGlenning, who
is personally managing the place.
Lottie Knapp has filed notice of ap.
preparation of 100 inches of the wa
tiers of Alkali spring, to be used for
stock raising and domestic purposes.
A fine strike is reported in the
Standby claim of the Gold Reef group
at Gilt Edge, owned by John A. Drake.
The ore uncovered carries good val.
ues and there is plenty OF it.
Al. Hauswirth, the we'll known man
ager of the Lewistown base ball team,
and Miss Elizabeth M. Elkin were
married last week, the ceremony be-
ing performed by Judge Edward Bras
sey.
k11uCll O0WOACl, VI Lul8 City,
and K. E. Hodges, of Gilt Edge, who
recently went to Anaconda to take
the examination before the state board
of pharmacy, came OF with flying col.
ors and have been duly licensed. 2.
John Quincy Adams, the Chicago
capitalist, and representative of the
syndicate that has bought some very
large tracts of Fergus ranch lands
this year, is again in the city, look
ing after his extensive interests.
Col. Thomas Cruise and his secre
tary, F. J. LANCE, came in from the
Cruise ranch at F1atwillow Saturday
and left yesterday morning for Hell
ena. COL Cruise is very well salts
fed with conditions in the Flatwillow
country.
Christys Comedy and Novelty Co.
six peOple-will appear at the opera
house next Wednesday evening, the
18th inst. This show comes well rec
commended and you are assured first
class entertainment. Come early anC
avoid the rush.
Nels Nelson, a we'll known ant
popular young man of Moore, who has
been i'll for four months past, part O.
the time being spent in the hospita
in Lewistown, left Monday for Ho
Springs, Ark, in the hope of bene
fitting his health.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Yaeger arrive,
home last week from Helena, wher,
Mrs. Yaeger joined her husband afte
spending two months with her pal
; ents at Minneapolis. Their handsom
residence opposite the court house
nearly completed, and they will 500
: occupy it.
: The divorce suit of Louise R. Coco
7. ell against Homer Goodell came Il
I for hearing before Judge E. X. Chead]
}. default. The testimony of the plat
n tiff sustained the allegation of desc
[, ton made in the complaint, an
e Judge Cheadle took the matter unde
r advisement.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mr.
Z Albert Pfaus will be panied to lear
5, OF the death of their little daughte
{. aged about six weeks, which occu
7. red yesterday. The funeral service
d were held at the family residene
n at 2 o'clock this afternoon, Rev. Hem
Quickenden officiating.
The quarterly report of the loo
e postoffice for the quarter ended Ser
u 80 shows gain in the receipts
the office Ovct he cor responding PC
4 iOd Of lasi year of considerably mo
n than $500, although not quite
Of large as the total of the last previo1
quarter ended June 80 last.
u Capt. Misner, late of Livingston, hi
81 arrived here to take charge of Il
u Salvation Army work in lewiston
succeeding Capt. Jennie Bolles, wi
rs has been spending her vacation in Il
is sound country. Capt. Misner h
n been very successful in his work els
where, and his superiors consider hi
e. one of the army's best men.
IN Rev. Henry Quickenden and Nj
H. Halsey r. Watson. who left here la
week to attend the Presbyterian ;
20 sembly at Dillon returned home la
of evening. Soon after reaching Dillc
al Mrs. Watson was attacked by rhe
matism. which became so severe
to render her almost HELPLESS. \
l n day and met them.
Two teams made up of playe
from the high school and the gra
W. ham ~ IT, sooson -. ~ h;s.h soh,
Gu grounds Saturday. The game was
50 better than the spectators expect
as- to witness, the Yale Juniors, captain
IN by Harry Briggs, of the high scho
on winning over the Harvard Juniors
10 a score of Is to II. The Harvard j,
iors were captained by Gus Grupe.