Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-05-03
LOCAL NEWS.

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Timothy seed for sale ut re. Power q
BRO.
All the leading styles of ladies hats NJ 4
4. Power & Bro.
All kinds of garden seeds in bulk and pa
per at T.r. Power x Bro.
W. W. Bennett has namenied his prop
crty with n new picket fence.
See s. :. IIobson's advertisement and
reward for recovery of horses.
A fine stock OF boots, shoes, Stctson hats
etc, just received at DE Wits.
l. u. Dawkins and Posey Elston Of Ross
Fork, were in town last saturday.
Twenty Thousand cigars just received NJ
DE Wits. Try them. Samples free. =
II. i. Brooks, after spending the winter
in Helena, returned to Lcwistown last
week.
Judge Bach and u number of attorney
are expected To arrive to-day or to
morrow.
For first-claTs goods in drugs. medicines.
stationery and toilet articles, 60 to DE.
Wits.
Remember the party tomorrow evening
at Jensens hail. Music by Culver, Noble
and Gudgcll.
Full stock Of garden and field seeds AT
peWitt's, Iewistown. Maiiorlers promptly
attended to.
4 number Of freight teams arrived last
week from Billings with goods for Lewis
town merchants.
Largest and finest assortment of dry
goods ever offered in Fergus county at r..
&. Power IL Bro.
County Superintendent Of schools David
Cabrcath and mother were in l.ewistown
the first oi the week.
Ladies' kid gloves with colorcd four
chcttcs, embroidery and wclts to match, at
Il. &. Power & Bro.
The district court sits next Monday. The
grand jury is liable to have II large amount
81 business to attend to.
Disc and Eclipse IIarrows. John Deer
Stirring and breaking plows at to. Power
4 Bro. Lcwistown, Mont. =
Ayers Il Arnold have sold their saw mill
interests To Noble N Shields who took pos
session the first OF the week.
Don't forget that Dr. Rawn's public sale
comes oil the end of May wednesday,.
The ladies are especially invited.
Call aud examine our immense stock Of
latest patterns of prints before the assert
ment is broken. T.. G. Power a Bro.
County Attorney f. t. smith expes,s his
brother to arrive from New York in about
two weeks and spend the SUMMER here.
W. q. Norman has just received good
assortment of sewing machine needl, $,
which he offers almost at Eastern prices.
Posoy Elston of Philbrook will havesome
fine brood mares for sale at auction in
Lewisiown next week. Sale occurs on
Tuesday.
W. W. DE Witt has just received one Of
the larr,~; stocks of drugs and medicines
that has ever been brought To Fergus
county.
Nelson T.. Netralic aud wife and Mrs.
llammitt, sitter of Mrs. Metcalic, all OF
STANFORD, spent several days in cwistown
last week.
Percy Kenneth passed through town yes
tcrday en- route to Helena. lie will return
summer.
The snow storm which prevailed yrster-
day was quite unwclcome. and many ri our
wool growers will he kept hustling to save
the shivering lambs.
Additional hay and stable buildings are
to be built at the IL ranch this spring. The
Judith Lumber company has the contract
for cutting the lumber.
W. W. DE Witt will add to his drug de-
partment on May LIST IA fine line of the
finest imported wines and liquors ever
brought To this market. Will cost nothing
Ia sample.
NoTrE-All parties desiring fresh meat
for sunday must purchase same ON Satur-
day, ~ Mr.. e. IIogue will not he in town
between Saturday evening and Monday
morning.
Spratte Il Thomann have opened on
Main street, in Me- 'ormick's old stand,
temporarily, with IA stock of harness, col.
lars, etc. VIII move to new building east
side of creek as soon as completed.
Rev. }. W. Bennett of Philbrook filed
the Methodist pulpit in Lcwistown on Sun.
slay evening. There has been preaching In
the evening during the week, but the weather
has been unfavorablc for large attendance
Peter Romanstad returned to Lewistown
the first Of the week from Wisconsin, where
lac spent the winter. lie was accompanied
on his return bya party of twelve or fifteen
home in Fergus county.
j. T.. Murray returned last Thursday
evening from White sulphur Springs, where
he went ON private business. He says the
outlook for "a mining boom in Castle this
year is not very ilattern., but that they
" ill in time find some good mines in that
section.
An exchange says that the Indians b.
lieve that the earth opened and swallowed
up the buffalo that only "a few years ago
roamed over this country in countless
millions. There is a large cave near the
British line mt which Indian sentinel. are
constantly posted waiting for the buffalo