Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1891-09-24
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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Senator Baylies came in from ubet last
Aturday.
Woolgrowera read local headed They
Re Coming"
W. II. Lamont was in from Mcdonald
eek Tuesday.
! Lincoln and ]. F Cole were down from
iS.den Monday.
DIR. Daily made ~ professional visit to
taniord last week.
II. o. warehsm and wife came in from
of creek Tuesday last.
II. H.. Hedges, Of Bercail, registered at
he Day House last Saturday.
Several knights of the road were in town
RUNNING up trade last week.
Miss Nellie Dryden. Of Maiden, is spending
he week with Mrs. Holzemer.
Burke & Butler expect to have the race
rack completed in about two weeks.
The Judith Basin roller mill is now man
kfacturing "A fir.t-class brand III -four.
Rogers & Vadnais are making good prog
ess with sam Phillips new residence.
E. c. abbot and wife. OF FIT. Maginnis,
isited the county seat last Saturday.
If you want your horses sbod in first
lass shape, take them TO NJ. j. O'Rrien.
A new side walk has been laid in front of
Hanson & Powel'= and Gilkerson's place.
Mrs. Chas. Long returned last week after
brief sojonrn among her friends in the
Enst.
Henry q. WarelIam and wife, of VOL
creek, registered at the Lewistown Hotel,
yesterday.
workmen are now EMPLOYED on F. f.
SfIith's new office building. 1t will he a
brick structure.
Mr.. Talmage, representing Babcoek 4
Miles, OF Billings, is spending a week in
town looking after trade.
j. II. RaIston, wife and child were in
town last Friday and Saturday. Mr..
Ralston came in after supplies.
W. II. Culver will give a dance at Lewis
town Hall tomorrow FRIDAY evening.
Everybody invited. Tickets, Sl.oo.
W. S. Cowan came over the range Tues
day. He reports nearly every one through
haying in the vicinity OF Fit. Maginnis.
Fred B. Thompson, J.. L. Thompson,
Chas. l.. Wentworth and NJ. L. Wentworth
wero in town Monday on land business.
Vincent Gies was down from Maiden last
Saturday. Mr.. Gies is one OF the principal
owners in the Cave Group mining proper
ties.
George W. Cook returned from White
Sulphur Springs last Sunday. He says
the Springs IL enjoying n substantial
growth.
Jesse Bakus, OF the Sage Greek Sheep Co.,
was in town last Friday en- route TO the
south. He will visit points in Missouri
And Kansas.
Brooks Bros. are having the iron rooi
taken from their brick building and re-
placed by tin. Jutrss q Hobensack are
doing the work.
Mr.. Evans, our new shoemaker, reports
a good trade in his line. He 10 being kept
very busy repairing, to which be gives
special attention.
o. E. Bennett has just completed a brick
addition to bis building lax X 81. 1t will
be used as a restaurant in connection with
T. r. Carson's place.
Timothy and blue Joint hay is now ssll
Ing in this city at eight and ten dollars pei
ton delivered. This ia cheaper than hay
has been for some years.
Hon. j ames Fergus came in from hi
ranch Sunday. The beef roundup Was a
hi. place fret of the week, making prepare
tons for the drive to the railroad.
p. 8. Smith, of Smith Bros, Lavina, wa
In town Friday EN- route to Great Falls
Mr.. Smith reported good fat cattle. plent!
Of hay and general prosperity on the Mus
selshell.
Ed Fabian says lac has harvested fitsel
tons OF oat hay from two acres of ground
'He says he ''coot dem twice in two. al
ready" II winter holds off lie expects Il
yet the third crop.
The annual congregations meeting OF tn
Presbyterian church will be held on Thurs
day evening at the old school house. Mex
Sabbath morning will be held thequarterl
communion service.
Letter heads, hill heads. note heads, Ell
velopes, tags, placards, and in fact a
kinds OF commercial printing, executed "A
this office in the highest style of the ART
Send in your orders.
Coal is being rapidly taken out OF tn
mines above town. The prices for the com
ing season will probably range from s3.5'
to 81 per ton at the mines and $3.50 t
Sc per ton delivered.
Elsewhere will be found the advertise
ment OF j. B. Pichette. This gentlema
has recently opened a meat market on til
-. ia ,nJ dasiras q sbara of Vour N.
~tronage. Give him a call.
Walter NJ. Speyer, special agent Mort
British and Mercantile Insurance Co., wit
headquarters at Portland, Oregon, was j
Itown several days this week, looking aft,
The interests OF his company.
The flour now being turned out at IL
Judith Basin Roller Mills bears the bran
Sea Foam. The flour is superior in ever
particular. Use it, you will like the artic
and encourage home industries.
S. S. Hobson Of the Judith, on the pot
inst. expects to ship twenty cars of catt
from Arlington, and on the same day
like number from Chinook, all going to A
ner Piatt & CO., of Chicago.-River Pres
Remember the ARGUS furnishes a yer
neat line OF stationery Tor woolsrowers an
cattle men. II looks business-like to hay
a neat card indicating the industry
which You are engaged. Send in your o
ders.
Just complaint is made against the staeI
ing Of loose hay in yards and in the rear
barns within the limits OF the town. 1t
menace to the safety OF the town an
would not be permitted If Lswistown va
incorporated.