Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-08-10
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

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u. Slough, of STANFORD, was in town
last Saturday.
Buy your binder Irvine from Geo. T.
Chambers Il Co.
Read notice of stock cattle for sale.
Good opportunity.
Read notice of hay for sale. Splendid
offer by reliable party.
Elsewhere will DE found the purses offered
by the fair association.
g buys n first class mower from Geo.
T. Chambers ~ Co.
Dan Martin and Nels Jensen were in
from Stanford Monday.
j.. 5. Huntoon aud Walter Waite OF Utica
visited tne county seat Tuesday.
Goods at cost for the next twenty days
at the Cheap Cash store.
will buy "A genuine Hollingsworth
rake at Geo. T. Chambers Il Co.
George Stone, OF Philbrook, was at the
county seat Saturday and Sunday.
The Gilt Edge, Spotted Horse and Magin-
mis- mills are now treating gold ores
The New Deering mower at Chas. Leb-
mans for 500. Bring the cash.
DIR Hanson left for Minneapolis and 81.
Paul last Thursday on II business trip.
You can shoot prairie chickens after the
18th lust that is, if you can find them.
w. Silverman and VI. II. Arthur OF Great
Falls are spending several days in town.
Remember there will be $50 in purses
for the coming fair. Get your nags intrim.
Drering machine repairs at Chas. Leh-
man ~ Co.'S.
Every lady in Fergus county should take
II hand in making the coming lair asuccrss.
Hubeusnck n Sloan are selling the best
binder ever made. The Mccormick is per.
feet.
b. L. Stack and J. T.. Thomas, Of Stan
ford, were in town Monday On land bust
ness.
Note the change in the Montana Hard
ware Co.'s nd Read what they have t."
offer.
W. s. Perkins visited the county seat
last Saturday, the first time for several
months.
It ~ IFfillL az iii'''''F 80 '''
cut, at Chas. Lehmun's for SOB. Bring
the cash.
j. f. Bower Of the firm Of Bower Bros,
was at the county seat Monday IN bust
ness matters.
Did you notice the large stock nj Buck
eye mowers that have arrived at Geo. T.
Chambers * Co.'S.
Note the enlarged advertisement Of Geo.
T. Chambers & Co. on editorial page. Read
what they have to say.
T. A. NARROW hns been appointed receiver
OF the Montana National bank aud has
entered upon his duties.
These are times when a fellow can look
back several years and see where he wishes
he hadn't "blrw himself i'm
c.. II. Norris and family, of Judith, spent
several days in Lewistown last week leav-
ing for their home on Sunday.
J.. X. Clark and George Treat were over
from the Gilt Edge Tuesday. The mill is
now running to its full capacity.
Thomas hay rakes, S23; Imperial Thorn
as hay rakes, $50 at Chas. Lehmau'S.
Bring the cash.
Nick kizer was down from his ranch
Thursday. He says the financial deprcs
sion has had no effect on buttcrmilk.
Silver is the all absorbing question. BY
reading T. c. Power Il Bros 'ad' you can
readily see how far a little silver goes.
Elsewhere will he found the programme
of races of the fair association. Good
purses are offered. Get your horses in
shape.
The Fergus County Argus has just ccle-
brnted it's tenth birthday. May the
~youngster live long and prosper.-Great
Falls Tribune.
Three days OF fine sport is promised for
the 26th, 21th and 2sth OF September, the
dates of the county fair. Make arrange
DIents to attend.
The Mccormick binder, like the Crown
mower, is without IA rival. Binder buyers
cannot go wrong in taking the Mccormick
of Hobensaek * Sloan.
WANrED-By lady of experience, situa-
ton as housekeeper on ranch where there
are no women or children. Address A.. j.
Slough. stanford. Mont.
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lard, Phillips and Busch Bros. 10y McssrS.
Hobsou and Long, are now being driven
to Arlington for shipment.
;. :. Hobson, accompanied by j. b.
Long. of Chicago. were in this locality last
week buying mutton wethers- They offer
=. cents II pound delivered at the railroad.
MARnIEp-l In Lewistown on Thursday
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MarysviIle to Andrew Keundy, of FIT.
Maginnis, Rev. Edwin NJ. Ellis officiating.
Anderson n Forsyth are making arrange
ments to open their gents' furnishing store.
Only a small portion of the goods have ar
rived. The balance will be along in a cou-
pie of weeks.
The First National bank of White Sui
phur Springs closed its doors on Friday OF
last week. IL is thought the closing will
only Toe temporary as the bank il in excel
lent condition.
Young woman would like situation as
housekeeper for widower or bachelor.
Town or country. Home more Of AN object
than wages. Address, c.. A. s. Great Falls,
Montana.
Henry keaton. of the firm OF VAN " kea-
ton, of Wolf creek, WAS in town Monday.
Mr.. keaton reports prospects for hay fairly
good in that region, but oats and wheat
not very promising.
Barnes Brothers appeared before small
audiences at CuIver's hall on Friday and
Saturday evenings of last week. j. W
Barnes is quite an acrobat for a one-legged
man, his high kicking being especially good.
A horse race took place in the lower part
of town last Sunday afternoon bet zen