Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1893-06-08
C HAPPENINGS.

Read notice for bids for hot air furnace,
VIII you read II?
George Stone WAS in from the Judith last
week.
What,
County commissioners are in session this
week.
r. c. Power e Bros new '.ad."
Dance at TIBET tomorrow night; don't
forget it.
10 you road it every week?
S. 5. Hobson came in from Utica first OF
the week.
II not, why uot9
DIR. SoIun b.. stones card will be found
ON first page.
II changes weekly.
Breathitt Gray, of Utica, visited Lewis
town last Monday.
It's instructive.
Peter Anderson, the barber, has gone to
Maiden to open IA shop.
It's brimfull OF good news.
Read the enlarged advertisement OF T. c,
Power ~ Bro on first page.
Keep abreast OF the times
The professional card of Or. w. f. Han
son vii be found on first page.
by reading the Power lads"
The brand advertisement of J. III. Char
tsrs will be iound ON fourth page.
Attention is called to the enlarged adver-
tisement oil the Montana Hardware Co.
Freight teams are constantly arriving
loaded with merchandise for local dealers.
one hundred dozen BBA sheep shears at
Montana Hardware company's, going at
SIZE.
BoRx-To Mr.. and Mrs. John Rowley,
on June 9TH, IA girl. The infant died soon
after birth.
W. W. DeWitt's store front has received
n coat of brown paint adding much to it's
appearance.
Court convenes next week. The list OF
jurors will he found elsewhere. The docket
is very light.
Jacob Holzemer, who was confined to his
bed for several days with lurnbago, is able
To he around again.
Several Cree Indians nave been in town
during the past week selling buffalo horns.
finding ready purchasers.
Parties desiring To embark in the sheep
business should read the offer made by
Col. j. II. Rice in another column.
The family of j. NJ. Campbell arrived
from stanford Sunday and now occupy
the Reeler residenc on Fifth avenue.
Mrs. Fila Siituu and son returned to
LcwistuWu last Sunday from Grand Rapids.
Michigan, where they spent the winter.
Paul Smith, son "f j. II. Smith, returned
from indian lirst of the week. lie has
been absent ut school for nearly IA year.
Camille IIugur will soon open n butcher
shop "n the east side. Competition in all
branches If business is better for the town.
The books Of the late firm OF Hanson ~
Stone have been turned over to w. II. Me
Fnrland and accounts placed with him
for collection.
DR. Hanson was called to w. 5. Perkins
ranch last Friday to attend their infant
'lluEHAtEs ~ u raw 'hT"SN VIZ WV
doctur's arrival.
The supply OF hay is getting short in
Lewi-tnwn and is now in immediate de-
maud. Several loads were brought in from
FhiIbrook last week.
w. l.. Selvidge reports a good black,
smithiue business and talks Of building a
shop next month on the Murray property
opposite Landt's saloon.
There will be no service at Cottonwood
school house till the first Sunday in July,
when there will be preaching by the pastor,
U. +. Hawk. at 2:3O p. M.
Day x Pratt, the popular blacksmiths
AMI horseshoers will shortly erect IA shop
on the Long property on Janeaux street
bringing them nearer their patrons.
William IIavclir, who sustained a com.
ult.. is at the county hospital as a private
patient under the care of DIR. Stone.
The concert by the musical assembly will
be held next Tuesday evening. The success
OF the Old Folks concert in March should
he sufficient to insure a large attendance.
DR.. stone was called to Fort Maginnis
last Friday to attend Fred Franz, who was
injured by his team running away. He
sustained a number of severe scalp wounds
T.. \. Husun returned from Fort Benton
last week where he went to meet his father,
u. T. Huson. who comes from South Bend,
Washington, to spend the summer with his
son.
The case of State VS.. Andrew Foutz
charged with petit larceny, was tried be
fore Judge Mcfarland Monday. The jury
found for the defense and Foutz was dis
charged.
j. T. Arlington and j. X. Clark, OF Grea,
Falls, passed through town yesterday on
their return home, after spending severa.
days at the Gilt Edge mine, in which they
are Interested.
The Catholic ladies OF Lewistown viii
give their first supper for the benefit ol
their church at the old school house June
18th, from 5:3 to s y. m. Everybody in
yited. Tickets fifty cents.
/. w. Rogers and A. j. Clark, on com.
plant of VIM. Pott, road supervisor, were
arrested for failing to work or pay Their
road tax. They were adiudged guilty be
fore Judge Mcfarland Tuesday and fined
50 and costs.
A meeting will he held in the old schoo
house next Saturday evening at eight
o'clock to consider the question OF cele
brating the Fourth OF July. III we are go
ing to celebrate now is the TIM to act
There should be a good turn put. Remem
Der the time and place.