Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-08-17

AhN hhNt iAAN ~ kNhos 1870
tridges, smokeless powder and smokeless
brass shells ever brought To this county.
These goods will be sold at u great sacri-
lice during the next sixty days We are
''Pushers Tor Trad" and mnst have cash.
Montana Hardware Co.
The ne~spap per business presents "a strik-
ing anomaly. Every item of expense has
to be- paid ia cash ~ often a. once every
80 days, but ~ "a rule people who take "A
paper seem 10 think il makes no difference
when they pay for it. But it doc make 81
very great difference 10 the man who Ioots
the hiIIs.-Ex.
John ". Bender was up from ~FlatwillOw
last Saturday. Mr.. Bender Pot mp IA large
qGautit, ui hay last season with the inten-
ton o. engaging IN woolgrowiug. He Is
now mailing preparation TO purchase a
thousand head or 10 take that number ON
shares. We wish MIR. Bender success. If
wooigrowiug cannot be carried on success
fully in Montana there is no use of less
favored sections trying.
Dean HemphiIl had business at Phil
brook Sunday and made the trip on his
wheel. The distance is tweuty-uine miles
and the trip over wns made at the rate Of
eight miles AN hour against a strong wind.
Returning lac balanced himself in the van
OF "A young cyclone and reached home in
one hour aud hity-iive minutes, or at an
average speed Of fifteen miles an hour. At
one time the renr cycle tried to get on the
seat displaCing and somewhat disiiguring
Mr.. IIemphilI.
George Recder returned from Big Timber
Monday. He says, talk about hard
times. You should take a trip to the rail
road" lie met men all along the road,
coming and going, knowing not where to
go Tor work ur something to eat. Ranch
men nave 50 many visitors that they are
compelled to close their DOOR to those in
need. These unwilling foutmen catch fish
and invade potato patches to appease
their hunger. All along the Yellowstone
the situation is ~deplurnble.
The White sulphur Springs bar associa-
tiou has requested Judge Henry to post,
pone the September term Of court until
November. This WIS thought hest as
tllth'N hatl hRlllltl Iitlt tb4lNtl lUtl ilEN
could not secure the attendance of wit,
uesses without advancing money for Their
expenses, which they are not in shape to
do. The sheriff has also been notified bS
jurors that they had 40 money to attend
and there j. "a general feeling IN opposition
=" trying L" have a term OF court.
Rev. Hawk and wife returned from Great
Fails last Wednesday, whore he went tc
attend conference. Mr.. Hawk proved him
sell At good rustler as he succeeded in get
ting conference to cbus.se Lewi~town as it,
place uI meeting n"Nt year by the narrow
margin of one majority. He madea stron,
speech advocating the many claims OF thi,
place l"r recognition. Le~iStuwn will II,
doubt extend the reverend gentlemen 4.
, cordial greeting and entertain them will
rrue western hospitality.
Harry and Harvey Sruyel are now run
' n,us on the corner Of Filth avenue an,
r Iuneaux street - first cluss livery an,
feed stable. The stable is ono al the hes
built structures in Lewistowu and is cap
20 able 81 accommodating as many teams a
any other stable in town. Tho boys ar
provided with good turuuuts and some eN
r cellrnt saddle horses, making the latte
service an especial feature. Accommodation
= corral is also in connection and at Tia
service of the public desiring to sell or hol
= cattle or horses. These are very har,
e times but it is hoped that the Oar
Horse" stable will make the rifle am
come out on smoth water beyond. q.
share of Your patronage will he well bt
!, slowed.
v a most effective way to relieve ~financia
%strinsency is to keep money in cireulatio
by the payment of small bills, says an eA
/, change. To pay as you go is always tn
best. hut some persons are occasionall
compelled by circumstances to AJAX 70
credit. 1t is wise To pay bills at short in
tervals for many reasons. The credito
may have a great number of small bill
outstanding and may be seriously embaI
assed by their nnn-payment. The longe
r the bills remain unpaid the harder it is {
"a pay. TO a man in receipt Of an incom
which is more than his necessary expense
ic require, it may be easy to pay a small bill
m but if lac allows it to 90 unpaid other bill
1t may be added to it and the aggregate ma
be "a serious burden. \ fails to pay wha
re he owes to Il and the after is thereby nj
able to pay the debt he owes to c and s
ar on. by prompt payments "A small amour
ui money is made to pay "A large sun of il
debtedness. A Sl-bill, by passing froi
: hand to hand, probably often pays deb
amounting to 500 inside of a week. I'll
= ,.--t ...t,., .~.t- l..-l -, n., m,
ment OF bills by persons is that they ca
collect no money. Iu most instances tn
n excuse is an honest one and Il little reile
g ton will convince any man Of the wisdol
II Of thus keeping money ia circulation.
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