Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1894-07-19
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Notice change in LilIle's al.
Examine Littlc's neN stationery.
Candies fresh from the factory at
Littlr's.
Remember Fergus county has 1t fair
this year.
Take or -ru,i your watch TO Iittle's
Tor repairs.
Work has commenced on Aleck
Brauson's new barber shop.
BoRx-To the wife OF Il. l.. Parker,
OF Deer creek, on July 18th, n boy.
The annual roundup and settlers
picnic took place on ArmeIl creek OF
Friday last.
Look out for the new daily four
horse stag line between Great Fails
and Lewistown.
Grass grows everywhere in Montana
this year, excerpt in the streets OF our
thriving towns.
Road Supervisor Mason is now el-
gagged IN repairing the Spring creek
road above town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Nichols, OF
TIBET, were visitors at the county seat
during the past week.
Charles Maloy sold his wool clip,
amounting to 10000 pounds, 10 +. l..
May, receiving 10 cents "A pound.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co.
Tor Columbia bicycles.
:. l.. Putnam, the prominent liberal
lecturer, is expected here about the
last oil August To deliver a course oi
lectures.
While riding one OF Dempsey colts
on the race track, Monday, Dick Reed
was thrown, breaking one of the bones
OF his arm.
George Wledeman and ianily, Rev.
Edwards aud the family of George W.
Cook attended the settlers picnic on
Armell creek last Friday,
Christ. KING has mn excellent crnpol
strawherrics this year, aud Is making
trips To I.ewistown every other day IN
order to supply hrs customers.
Sheriff Deaton went to Benton to
witness the execution of OSnes ON the
13th inst. lie remained to attend
the reception given the band boys.
\ registered pharmacist will I'LL
your prescription at Iittle'S.
Miss Elizabeth and John Chandler,
SISTER and nephew Of L. Il. Chandler,
arrived from Chicago ON July Ith and
viii spend the summer at the latter's
home on Deer creek.
Messrs. Houck and Stone, of Phil
brook, sold their wool, % 900 pounds,
today, to l.. W. Brigham for IL cents.
the highest price paid in Montana this
year.-Great Falls Leader.
We understand Revs. Hawk and
Craven do not expect to remain with
us another year. Mr.. Hawk is now on
his second year in Lrwistown and Mr..
Craven on his third ut philbrook.
1t is n peculiar situation when n pa
per published on the railroad has to
send TO AN interior town for print
paper. But such was the case during
the recent tie-up ON the Northern
Pacific.
Go to the Montana Hardware Co.
for re~iriscrators. Selling at cost.
W. III. Kelly left for Fort Benton on
Thursday of last week. lie WAS ac-
companied Mrs. Hodgson, who returns
to her home in Glendive. MIR. Kelly
returned home Tuesday, accompanied
10y James ii. Moe.
On Tuesday OF last week DIR. Mona
han, assisted by Drs. Lindsey and
Holden, removed n tumor from Mrs.
L.iIlard, OF TIBET, which weighed be-
tween thirty and forty pounds. The
patient is improving rapidly.
On Thursday OF last week Columbus
RegIi, OF Beaver creek. brought III Ice.
tween thirty and forty quarts OF the
finest straw berries ever seen in this
market. lie sold them for % cents Il
quart and gave cool measure.
Jas. White, IA wool-grower on lower
Mcdonald creek, died on Friday last
while being removed from his rancl
to Lewistown for treatment. He had
been i'll for some time. The funera
took place from the Methodist church
on sunday.
Last Sunday was children's day al
the Methodist church. a service o
song and an address by the pastor
took place in the morning. la tn,
evening the exercises consisted o
songs, re,itations and dialogues, tn,
little folks doing themselves promo
and entertaining u large audience.
The Montana Hardware Co. is til,
sole agent for the genuine Glidden bari
wire.
Robert Green, who has represented
the Northwest Magazine for the past
seven or eight years, arrived in tow
Saturday. 1t WAS his first visit into
Ia eJudIth Basin and he is thoroughly
charmed with tiir country. He visited
Maiden this week and will probably
have something To say about ON
va led u in an early number
of the excellent magazine he repre-
SCENTS.
The following wool sales have beer
reported mt Great Falls: We. Gillette
OF Dearborn, 10000 pounds to May
at . cents; O. G.. Cooper, OF Bynum