Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1897-06-09
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.


4, s. B. Chase Jr. and wife, of Ube
are In town this week.
Commissioners and the distri(
court are both in session this weel
Buy your shingles of e. c. Lont
Prices low and quality guaranteed
Stock Inspector Lund made
hurried visit to Fergus county las
week.
Remember the grand ball to b
given at Culver's hall, On Saturda
night July 3rd.
Breathitt Gray was in from Utic'
the first of the week, accompanies
by Fred Hoffman.
Go to c. H. Williams for you
Paris Green. He has Stock enough
to last throughout the bug season.
For the best quality of hams ant
bacon call on Burke & Co. They
keep a supply constantly on hand.
The Montana Hardware Co. keeps
IN hand a full stock of Caskets and
Collins, and will attend to all de
mands, day or night.
Attorney Jas. Donavan of Great
Falls is in attendance upon court
Mr.. Donavan says he realized over
81, 900 from the sale of the Gilt Edge
nugget attached by him early in the
year, for legal services.
E. L. Ashley, from south of the
Snowies, was attending court this
week rs petit juror. He reports that
shearing is well started in that Sec
ton, Geo. Pirrie. NJ. F. Trask and
Others having finished.
L. B. Davis Of New York, a friend
of Austin w. War;, reached Lewis
town last week and il temporarily
employed in the bank. Mr.. Davis is
a young man recently graduated
from college and will probably make
his home in Fergus county.
The base ball game advertised for
the Bird Of July will be between a
LewistOwn nine and a team from
Spotted Horse and Gilt Edge under
the name of the Spotted Horse nine.
The LewistOwn aggregation is now
in training; it is yet too early to
announce the personnel of the team.
The Billings and Lewistown stage
line is now running on the summer
schedule. making close connection
with the Burlington and Northern
Pacific roads. Express overeither of
these lines will he promptly for
warded. w. j. Reifenrath, agent at
Billings; C. F. Little, agent at Lew
istOwn.
DepositOrs in the Northwestern
bank of Great Falls will he pleased
to learn that Comptroller Eckels has
ordered the payment of a dividend
amounting to $500, 600 and that this
amount will be distributed as soon
rs the signed checks reach Great
Falls from Washington, probably
this week.
W. A. Shaules was arrested last
week on the charge of assault upon
Mason Gudgell and on Saturday
pleaded guilty to the charge, being
fined $75 by Justice Mcfarland. In
addition to paying the fine defend
ant agreed to pay all the expenses of
medical attendance and nursing re-
quired by Gudgell during his con-
v~alescence.
Cattle, sheep and oats are up but
no shOpkeeper i'm Lewistown has
been instrumental in their advance.
Some things that have gone down:
County drug contracts, physic-
ians' prescriptions, and all drugs
and chemicals that have no stated
price. c. III. Williams, it is admitted
by everyone, WAS the cause of their
going down. His increasing trade
is good proof of the above. Read
his advertisement ON this page.
Receiver Woodbury. of the Gilt Edge
properties, returned from Great
Falls Monday night and on Tuesday
went to the gold camp. He says
that unexpected demands will cause
a slight reduction in the amount he
hoped to pay off on old claims this
month, but that with the present
good fortune continuing all the
labor and contract claims will be
paid within two months, though
the first payment may be less than
the 80 per cent intended.
Experiments often result in disap-
pointment and this is especially the
case in experiments with drugs and
drug stores. 1t Is our constant aim
To PREVENT DRUG DIsAPPoINTMENTs.
We do all the experimenting. 1T is
PART OF OUR WORK to see that the
drugs that go into your prescriptions
ARE NOT ONLY WHAT your PHYSICIAN
NAMED but U IS WHAT HE EX-
Poets IN QUALITY. YOYR prescrip-
lions filled with U drugs will not
be an experiment. Three-fourths of
the prescriptions written in the
Judith Basin are filled at Little's