Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-10-11
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where.
Have you registered? Now is tn,
time.
For a s~tiffening drink take n Man
haitian Cocktail.
Feeling bad, are you2 Take a Man
haitian Cocktail.
Pop Williston arrived in town last
week from Billings.
The deadly parallel on this page
Will be found interesting.
George W. Cook returned from the
railroad Monday evening.
For an eye opener in the morning
take IL Manhattan Cocktail.
The Great Falls & I.ewistown stage
Office is at L.ittle's drug store.
Cash paid for bounty claims. Adj
dress A. j. Steele, Helena, Montana.
Where do you smile? Why, ut the
Monogram, Hoeue building opposite
the Elkhorn stable.
The Gilt Edge mill started up Mon
day. At present there is only II small
force OF men employed.
When you 90 prospecting take "A
bottle OF Manhattan Cocktail with
you and you will see more.
W. II. Culver and family returned
on Thursday of last week from II two
weeks visit on the Musselshell.
Fox SALE A Wheelock piano.
Nearly new. Address Or inquire OF
Miss Anna ID. Edwards, Hewistown.
VIM. Fergus and daughter Miss Mag
gle OF Box Elder creek were in attend
ance upon the meeting OF presbytery.
John II. SeyIer of Twin Bridges ar
rived in town last week. He comes to
round up his beef for the Chicago
market.
The Rev. Vigus, OF the NJ. f. church,
will lecture Sunday evening on Pope
Leo 18th and the Bible All are or
daily invited.
j. H.. Charters was up from Grass
Range Monday. He reported fine
weather and no snow in that section
OF II county.
Registration opened Tuesday. See
that your name is on the list at once.
DO not wait until the last moment
but attend to it now.
p. w. Watkins, who has been laid
up for over a month with intiamma-I
tory rheumatism, is able to get about
with the aid of a cane.
For fancy mixed drinks, fine wines
liquors and cigars, go to Wilson 4
Domico's Monogram, Hogue building
opposite Elkhorn stable.
When you are going out fishingdon't
forget to take a bottle OF Manhattan
Cocktail with you. For sale by ID. NJ.
Crowley and Conway K Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Morrison ar
rived from the east Saturday and are
now receiving their friends at their
residence on Janeaux street.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X. Drake of Elmira,
n. Y, are visiting with their relatives,
They expect to spend several weeks in
this section.
In this issue will re found notices
from the several registry agents desig-
mating the time for registration and
the days on which they will sit in the
several precincts.
The Great Falls K lewiston stage
lineha shortened its schedule allow
passengers to catch train east and
west the day oil arrival at Great Falls.
Agency at lAttle's.
The Montana Stage Co. have altered
their schedule so is to lay ove ut
Stanford all night instead ot making
the trip from Great Falls to Lewis
town i'll eighteen hours.
Rev. Geo. Edwards left by Mondays
coach for the meeting OF synod at
Butte. A song service will lie substi-
tuted for preaching at the Presby-
terrain church next sunday evening.
If you want a good shotgun, rifle or
or any kind OF ammunition, the Mon
tana Hardware Co. has an immense
stock OF these goods, which, for varie-
ty, quality, and price, can't be beaten.
We are reliably informed that tie
editor OF the Gieyser failed to secure
any Doodle on his recent trip to Ana
conda. The DAILY boomers, like the
Democracy OF Fergus county, know
when they nave enough of him.
From this time forward Mr.. ID. Z.
Hemphill will be found with C. +. Lit
tie, where he will be glad to see all old
friends and a watch taken there will
have the advantage OF the combined
skill of these experienced workmen.
As will be seen elsewhere, the use of
Mr.. Medigar's name before the INDIE
pendent convention as a candidate for
sheriff was without his consent. This
was as we expected. Mr.. Medigar is a
steadfast and honorable Republican.
De Judges Troubadours will play at
Ubet Friday evenings, October 26th.
After the entertainment a dance will
be given. The fair proprietors OF the
Ubet hosiery extend al urgent invi-
tation to the general public to attend
The Republican central committee
have arranged the following meetings
at which the public will be addressed
by z. p. Chandler, candidate for sena-
tor, and w. A. Hedges, candidate for