Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-05-17
C HAPPENINGS.

Notice change in I~.ittle's adj.
Read notice OF estray elsewhere.
Examine I.ittle's new stationery.
Candies fresh from the factory at
Little's.
Remember Fergus county has "a fair
this year.
Take or send your watch to Little's
tor repairs.
Snow shovels were in demand yes
terday morning.
Pres Lewis freight teams pulled out
for Benton Monday.
Showers during the past few days
have proven a great benefit.
A registered pharmacist will fill
your prescription at Little's.
Be sure to enter your horses for the
races before June LIST, when the en-
tries close.
Note the change in Charley Little's
ad on editorial page. Read what he
has to say.
II gold has peer discovered i'll the
bad lands of the Missouri, then truly
gold is where you find it,"
Ten thousand pounds OF good Early
Rose and other potatoes for sale at
the Montana Hardware store.
- .z-ll n.aat
Falls from the new gold diggings pro-
ounce them a fake.
Ii Lewistown is going to celebrate
this year a meeting should be called
soon and some definite action taken.
The Fergus County A. NJ. & S. asso-
citation are making preparations for
the fair. Watch for program next
week.
Landing is progressing favorably so
far as can be learned. The little ones
are coming fast and are strong and
healthy.
LosT-On Main street, a lady's
purse. Anyone havingtound the same
will confer a favor on the owner by re-
turning it to this office.
f. Ct. Worden returned from FIT.
Benton last Saturday evening. MIR.
Mettler having returned and resumed
his labors as court stenographer.
Manitoba girl to do general house
work in private family. Must be a
good cook. Wages according to com
potency. Apply to Mrs. John War;.
Horace Phillips and Frank Lamb OF
Philbrook visited the county seat
Monday. They seemed to be in good
spirits notwithstanding the hard
times.
Samuel Hurvitch of FIT. Maginnis
visited Lewistown Tuesday. Mr..
Hurvitch has been an invalid for the
past six months and unable to leave
his ranch.
IosT-On the Maiden road, between
Lewistown and Warm Springs creek,
n red crochet cape. The finder will
confer II favor by leaving the same at
this Office.
Chas. +. Little has put in a fine new
line OF candies. The confectionery is
fresh from manufacturers and pos
SCISSORS OF a sweet tooth should give
him a call.
A Jew days will determine what the
new gold fields amount to. II you
have employment stay with 1t. Even
if there is good ground it is all taken
by this time.
Phil. Saunders and /. NJ. Beatty OF
Maiden visited the county seat Mon
day. They state that there has been
no stampede from that point to the
new gold fields.
A three-inning game OF ball was
played on the grounds below town
last Sunday, the game being brought
to a sudden close by rain. The score
stood 10 to 3.
At the meeting OF the Grand Army
post Saturday it was decided to OBJ
serve Memorial day this year with I'M
pressive but inexpensive exercises.
The program will he found in this is
sue.
VIM. Wunderlin, C. b. Fly, Andrew
Fouts and Mr.. Norlin left last Satur-
day for the new gold fields on the
lower Missouri. Chas. Kelly and Jno.
Arnold left on Sunday for the same
locality.
j. w. Searles came in from Great
Falls Saturday accompanied by F. d..
Shiras. a prominent merchant OF
Great Falls. Mr.. Searles is keeping a
sharp lookout for Great Northern in
terests in this section.
Go TO the Montana Hardware com
pany for bargains in hardware-the
only hardware house in town that is
not afraid to mark their goods in
plain figures; you can always see
what you have to pay.
Frank W. Mettler and wife, (nee
Regina Healy), returned last evening
to Fort Benton, after IA very pleasant
tour OF California. Mr.. Mettler will
at once resume his duties as stenog-
rapher OF the Tenth judicial district
River Press.
A committee of members OF the
Christian Endeavor society are ar
ranging a novel entertainment to be
given at the Presbyterian church June
9Th. Everything will be Japanese
even to the girls, so tbs said. Watch
for further announcement later.