Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-08-09
T. HAPPENINGS.

Notice change in Little's al.
Examine L,ittle's new stationery.
Candies fresh from the factory at
Little's.
Remember Fergus county has a iaii
this year.
Take or send your watch to Little :
tor repairs.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co
Tor Columbia bicycles.
A registered pharmacist Will I'LL
your prescription at Little's.
w. +. Burgy OF Great Falls regis
tered at the Day House Sunday.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co.
for refrigerators. Selling at cost.
X. E. Hamilton is down from Hell
ena looking after his stock interests.
The Montana Hardware Co. Is the
sole agent fol- the genuine Glidden barb
wire.
James Gilpatrick OF Armells creek
visited Lewistown last week on land
business.
Rev. Vigus will hold services at the
Methodist church next Sunday at the
usual hours.
Miss Augusta Weydert has com
menced "A three months term OF school
on Armells creek.
Frank Pick OF Maiden passed
through newistown Monday en- route
to Minneapolis on a visit.
Cash premiums for exhibits oil fancy
work, art, agriculture products II
stock at the fair this year.
Remember the county fair Is only
four weeks hence. Arrange your home
affairs with "A view of attending.
For A No. l meats and a square
deal call at p. II. Stelzer x Co. n
Gilt Edge check with every order.
VIM Baldwin, in custody for some
time on the charge OF stealing a horse.
was on Saturday last discharged.
The best beef, pork, mutton and
veal at reduced prices at the City
meat market, Julius Petersen, pro
prietor.
Ernest Schluter of Judith vas in
Lewistown Monday. Mr.. Schluter
sold his wool clip this year for eleven
cents.
Frank j. Fitzpatrick and Stavely
Hamilton of Helena are visiting their
grandfather Hon. James Fergus OF
ArmeIls creek.
T.. III. Stelzer 4 Co meet all cuts in
meats OF all kinds and throw N n
chrome or ii Waterbury watch with
every sale. Give them IA call.
w. f. Headings, representing the
Anaconda Standard, visited Lewis
town and Maiden this week in the in
terest OF that excellent paper.
Careful buyers should read atten-
lively the Power Mercantile Co.'S ad-
vertisement this week as their bar
gains will pay you to investigate.
inst received two more ears of the
celebrated Glidden barb wire. The
Montana Hardware Co.. is selling
this wire as cheap as the cheapest.
c. NJ. Cayerly OF the Boston wool
firm of Harding 4 Caverly was in
town last week on business connected
with his house. He was the guest OF
David Hilger while here.
The board OF county commissioners
meet again today and will be in SEES
sion the balance of the week to hear
any grievances there may be over the
raise in the assessment.
Great Falls has proven a good wool
market this season, prices averaging
larger than at any other point on the
railroad. Nearly 1000, 900 pounds
has peer received thus far.
z. W. Watkins desires it announced
that u meeting will be held in the
Philbrook hall Saturday evening,
August 18th, in the interest of a CO.
OptEdllNt SlOIc. AL otC NilCu
Ii you want a good shotgun, or rifle
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.
Malcolm Burg, who has been the in
structor Of the Lewistown band for
the past six months, left last Thurs
day for Boulder, Jefferson county,
where he will Join a musical organiza-
ton.
1t will be seen that our local butch
ers are cutting and slashing. 1t is pre-
sumed that they will both meet the
cut and cut the meat at the same
time. All rights reserved Tor the
above pun.
John Beverly, formerly "A partner of
Alex. Branson, was brought in from
Stanford Sunday night by Tailor
Yantis. Mr.. Beverly had been drink
ing considerably and been violently
insane for some days. He was taken
to the hospital to await al M
tion by the proper officials.
David Deaton started Tuesday
morning for the orphan asylum at
Twin Bridges having in custody Adolf
Laplante, aged IL years, and Mary
Winnifred Laplante, aged Z years.
Both are children OF Mrs. Emerson of
Trout creek who makes affidavit to
her inability to further support them.
Horace A. Moulton of Grass Range
himself a candidate for