Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-07-20

From now on Bertrand & Hopkins
will receive Fleichman's Compressed
Yeast. fresh every day.
The Golden Rule is selling every
shirt waist at cost. Prices CSC, CSC,
$1.lS and $1.3S.
The coal washers at Belt. which
were destroyed by fire about a month
ago. are to be rebuilt at once.
The Montana Hardware Co., have
on hand the finest line of harness
ever brought to Fergus county.
The Golden Rule offers the entire
assortment of trimmed millinery al
cost and less than cost.
Stevens & Kelly, of the Mussel.
shell. last week sold a band oi
straight yearling ewes for 1926 per
head.
The Montana Hardware Co. have
added to their working force a com
petent machinist and are now i'm DO.
sition to repair all kinds of bicycles,
PUMPS anu machinery.
This Office has for sale reporters
note books, typewriter paper and
carbon sheets, and will be pleased to
order for customers anything else
in the line of stenographer's OF
typewriter supplies.
The Montana Hardware Co. keeps
a full stock of sections, knives, rake
teeth, rivets and all machine repairs.
E. A. Foster has a fine new line OF
gentlemen's and youths footwear,
also an elegant line of gents furnish
ings. Call and examine them.
The ARGUS is prepared to do all
kinds OF ordinary and fancy Job
work in the latest styles and at
lowest prices. We have the finest
stock of job stationary v brought
to the county and will be pleased to
submit samples and quote prices on
any work desired.
Donald Fowler states that the
sheep shearing plant will finish it's
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sheep yet to shear, after which nine
of the shearers intend to go to Sage
creek, where they expect to get work
until the LIST of August. Mr.. Foy, the
engineer, expects to go to MI. Moule's
to set up a shearing plant. After
they get through the machinery will
be taken down and stored away for
next year. All who had their bands
sheared at the plant expressed them
selves as well satisfied and will come
again next year.
The Fourth of July was very ap-
propriately observed by the people of
Ubet by raising a new flag at the
school house. Excellent exercises had
been arranged by Miss Flemming, the
teacher, i'm which nearly every child
of the district had a part. The pro-
gram. which was not too long, be-
gan around the flag on the school
grounds, where the children circled
round the pole and sang "Rally
Round the Flag" After the singing
the Hon. W. A. Hedges, of Yale, made
most suitable impromptu remarks,
calculated to inspire patriotism in the
young and arouse the dormant pa
triotism in those of more mature
years. These sentiments called forth
hearty applause and a ~rousing Hip,
hip, hurrah.' The crowd then re-
paired to the school room, where
even standing room was not found
for all, to listen to the Rotations of
the children. They all did well. The
music. with Mrs. White at the organ,
was all that could be desired. A
quartette, composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. +. Gordon. Mr.. VIM. Policy and
Mrs. White, sang very sweetly ''Tent-
ing on the Old Camp Ground" One
of the most pleasing features was the
flag drill given by the school. The
exercises were concluded by singing
the 'Red, White and Blue,'' and then
all We're cordially invited to go out
to a cool, shady arbor o the
grounds, where the good housewives
had displayed their patriotism by
supplying a bountiful repast for the
inner man.. And just here let me add
the ladies of Ubet are noted for their
hospitality on such occa-
sions. There is no better sisterhOOd
of women in the state. The day was
perfect and one long to be remem-
bered.