Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-06-14
C HAPPENINGS.

Court convenes next Monday.
Examine Little's new stationery.
Candies fresh from the factory at
Little's.
Remember Fergus county has a fair
this year.
Read notice of strayed or stolen
elsewhere.
Take or send your watch to Titles
tor repairs.
Louis Landt has his freproof ware
house completed.
Turn out to the school entertain
ment this evening.
John Laux's new residence on upper
Main street is enclosed.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co.
for Columbia bicycles.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co.
for wool sacks and Irvine.
A registered pharmacist will I'LL
YOU prescription at Titles.
GAVIN DOWeE Ol Sltillolu NlSiLt'i
the county seat last Thursday.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co.
for screen doors and wire cloth.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co.
for refrigerators. Selling Mt cost.
Full report OF commissioners pro-
ceedings will be published next week.
WANTEp-A well trained chickendog.
Address, Austin War;, Lewistown,
Montana.
r. f. Wright returned Tuesday
evening from his trip to points on the
Great Northern.
Remember the fair to be held in
September. 1t promises to far sur
pass last years exhibition.
The property OF the Toomhs estate,
including the hotel, will be sold Sat
urday. Chance for "A bargain.
Remember the grand musical carni-
val to be given III Le%wistown ON the
glorious Fourth. Don't miss 1t.
The stock OF Geo. II. Chambers will
be sold regardless oil cost by the
National Park Bank, Mortgage.
Have You a watch that does not
keep perfect time? Ii so, take it to
d. E. Hemphill, matchmaker and jew
eler.
Geo. Wiedeman returned Tuesday
from a business trip to Great Falls.
He reports business lively at the Cat
aract City.
Plain sewing and dressmaking de
sired in private families by Miss Emma
Ford. Address in care of or call at
Mrs. W. II. Kelly's.
George Falligan of Neihart was in
town last week shaking hands with
old friends. He expects to make his
home at Belt soon.
II. X. Carson, G. A. Burg and Il. j.
Johns left Saturday for Anaconda to
attend "A conclave of Knights of Pyth-
las on the 18th inst.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co.
for sheep shears. We have a large
stock of the best shears and are clos
ing them out at cost.
:. w. Banks left for the east We'd
nesday via the new Benton stage line.
He has shaken the dust (mud) OF
Lewistown from his feet.
j. f. Murray has just received a
fine lot of fancy writing paper, blank
books, memorandums and stationer's
supplies. Call and examine.
DlEp-At Yale, Mont, June 9th,
1894, Emily Barnes Hedges, aged 3
years 2 months and 90 days, only
child OF Ida G. and w. A. Hedges.
Ed. c. Russell arrived from Helena
last Saturday and spent several days
at Philbrook during the week. He
will attend court which commences
next Monday.
A band of gypsies have made camp
below own. Ii you are not certain
what your fortune is going to he for
the next few years you can visit their
quarters and ascertain.
Bishop Brewer will make his annual
visit to Fergus county next month.
He will hold services at Cottonwood
on Thursday, July Goth, and at Lew
istown Sunday the Goth.
j. III. Charters OF Grass Range spent
last Saturday and sunday i'll Lewis
town. Mr.. Charters is a candidate
Tor assessor subject to the choice OF
the Republican county convention.
Elsewhere will be found the program
of the school entertainment to be
given this and tomorrow evenings.
The proceeds will go toward the pur-
chase of an organforuse in the school.
Rev. W. W. Van Orsdel conducted
services Sunday last AT the Methodist
church, this being his last quarterly
visit during the church year. Large
audiences greeted him morning and
evening.
Chauncey Cook has started a COW
herd. The cows are driven to Stat
tord's desert claim west OF town and
returned at night. You a get your
COW pastured OF splendid feed for
Sl.50 per month.
The Power Mercantile Co. advertise
twenty-eight distinct bargains this
week at prices which are simply mar
velous. Read the ad., then come here
and be convinced that their prices are
always the lowest.