Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-02-01
C HAPPENINGS.

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Subscribe for the ARGUS. Only
$3.50 a year.
Take or send your watch to Little's
for repairs.
Fur coats at eastern prices. Read
advertisement OF Il. c. Power x Bros.
A registered pharmacist will fill
your prescription at Little's.
Leather Coats at COST read adver-
tisement of T. C.Power & Bros, first
page.
DIR. Stone will hereafter keep his OF
office open every evening until .
o'clock.
Read our offer in the clubbing list
on fourth page.
Blanket lined Duck Coats and Pants
sold at cost by T. C. Power & Bros.
Read their advertisement.
Great Falls papers state that X. A..
Ammon, secretary OF the Gilt Edge
company, has gone to New York to be
absent about ten days.
Rev. Father var den Heuvel will
say mass on next Sunday in the Cath
Ollie church at 1890 a. m. and lecture
at 7:3O p m. Everybody invited.
DIR. Lindsey was the victim of an
other runaway on Thursday OF last
week. The cutter was badly damaged
but the doctor escaped without a
scratch.
Frank Daley is delivering a good
quality of coal from the Flaherty
mine. 1t burns well and seems to o
ain hut very little sulphur. Give it
II trial.
Great inducements in winter goods
offered this week by Il. C. Power Il
Bros. Selling goods at COST should
interest all buyers. Read their adj
vertisement on first page.
Frank Moshner returned from Great
Falls on Thursday OF last week. We
understand he brought $1,000 with
him and got good security for the bal
ance OF his claim against the Gilt Edge
company.
The Methodist society gave a New
England supper at the LewIstown
Hotel last Friday evening. A large
attendance is reported and the re-
past one OF the pest which has been
set before the public.
When you need a coffin or casket
remember that the Montana Hard
ware company keeps on hand a full
supply of eastern goods and is pre-
pared to respond to any and all calls
day or night for such goods.
Many OF our readers have expressed
a desire to secure some eastern paper
in connection with the ARGUS. To
meet this request we have made out a
list OF publications which will be
offered in combination at a trif1e more
than the former subscription price OF
the ARGUS.
w. A. Selvidge came over from the
Gilt Edge on Thursday OF last week
and secured the release OF some flour
and provisions that were under at
tachment. He stated that there were
n number OF families in destitute cir
cumstances and the articles on hand
would afford temporary relief.
The Northrup, Braslan, Goodwin
Co., OF Minneapolis make a astonish-
ing offer in our advertising columns,
viz: to send free four packets OF
flower seeds postpaid, by mail, to
all OF our readers who write them by
letter or postal mentioning this paper
and good seeds. Write today.
II. II. Guthrie, United States deputy
marshal, came in by coach from Hell.
ena Sunday. Monday he filed attach
ments issued in Judge Knowles court
against the Gilt Edge company
amounting to $3.50. covering the
balance due Fraser & Chalmers o.
Chicago for machinery furnished.
The Helena Independent of Wednes
day OF last week contained a fake &C
count OF the Corbett-M Mitchell prize
fight in which Mitchell was the winner
in twenty-five rounds. The account
wound up with an advertisement in,
yitIng people to smoke Swend Carl
sons cigars. Several in Lewistowr
were badly fooled.
A Flatwillow correspondent writes
albert Miller, a well known wool
grower OF Flatwillow, was buried here
on Jan. 25. Consumption was the
cause OF his death. Mr.. Miller was
known among his neighbors as an up
right and honorable man and he vii
be greatly missed in the community
He leaves a wife and two children"
w. Meade Fletcher, the Great Fall,
lawyer who attended a couple OF terms
of court in L~ewistown, has gone tc
Chattanooga, Tennessee, to locat,
permanently, having received a fiat
terring offer to hang out his shingle il
that city. Mr.. Fletcher's late exper
fence on a midwinter trip to thi:
county will tend to leave no pang o
regret in taking his departure.
We learn that a Helena firm are of
fering fifty cents on the dollar for as
signment OF bounty claims on wolves
etc. This is, after justice fees ar,
paid, a net figure of seventy-five cent.
for wolves and S2.35 for bears ant
mountain lions. This is poor en-