Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-03-09

After having your watch repaired
elsewhere and it does not keep per.
feet time, take it to ID. E. Hemphin,
who makes a speciality of putting
watches In perfect condition after
Others have failed.
John s. Reding and Rosa Stone OF
Ubet. Montana, were united In mar.
rage by Rev. Vigus at the Methodist
parsonage Tuesday afternoon, March
s. They will make their future home
on the Yellowstone.
A fresh stock of Northern grown
garden seeds just received by
Bertrand & Hopkins, they will sell
in quantity to suit purchasers by the
package. ounce, pound OF bushel, at
lowest market prices.
A recent issue of the Helena Inde-
pendent gives a list of klOndikers
who have taken passage from Puget
Sound points for Skaguay during
the past ten days and among them
is included John Lyons.
Lorenz & Nelson, merchant tall
ors, advertise in another column.
These gentlemen ask all desiring
suitings, pants, cleaning OF repairing
done to call and look over their
handsome cloth and samples. Prices
reasonable and work guaranteed.
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 ever brought
to the county and will be pleased to
submit samples and quote prices on
any work desired.
H. Surprenant ia always glad t.
receive visitors at his art studio and
drawing class which he con-
ducts every evening in the Han
son block. His pupils report rapid
progress, some of their drawing he
ing phenomenal for the short time
| they have taken lessons.
Remember the Office of the Billings
stage line il now at c. FL. Williams
drug store. Do your express bust
ness over this line. Order goods
sent via Billings in care of w. j..
Reifenrath. and you will receive them
promptly. Good stopping places
and quick time for the travelling pub
ic.
P. j. Hatton was in from Hatton-
Vile Tuesday. Mr.. Hatton says
that the new town will soon cast a
shadow on Tibet. Mr.. McClave has
been almost unanimously Endorsed
for the postoffice and he, together
| with Sam Lutz. have rented the
Hatton ranch and will soon open u
general store.
On the opposite page will be found
the announcement of the well-knOwn
firm of P. Yegen & Co., of Billings,
general merchants. The Yegen's
have a steadily increasing trade in
| the southern portion of this county,
gained by strict business dealings
and low prices for high-class goods.
Read their advertisement.
We take special care to fill pre-
seriptions promptly and correctly
and know our drugs are absolutely
pure. We take no chance o this lat
ter point and you can't afford to take
any chances in the putting up of your
prescriptions. The best pharmacist
Ia the one you want to patronize. We
want your prescription trade at Lit
ties Pharmacy.
Sunday last we received sample
copies of a folder circulated by the
Great Falls Business Mems assOcia-
ton, advertising the backdoOr route
to the Klondyke, being via Great
Falls to Lethbridge and Edmonton.
The folder contains a large sized and
well printed map of the route and OF
Alaska, as well as much Information
of interest to intending gold-seekers.
The work is a credit to the enter
prise of the Great Falls business
men.
H. Surprenant is preparing to
make his masquerade ball Thurs
day evening, the 18th, especially at
tractive to the audience, though nj
effort will be sacrificed to give the
dancers the most enjoyable evening
of the n Mr.. Surprenant has
sixteen little girls and boys in train
ing for the production of the May
pole dance, which will be a sta at.
traction. Other special features are
in course Of preparation and those
who do not wish to participate, may
enjoy the sport for the reasonable
charge of so cents.
We call attention this week to two
advertisements of particular interest
to sheepmen. P. 1. Moule is the in.
ventor and has On hand for sale tags
known as mckinley Lamb Savers"
The tags were tested last year and
proved very efficient in saving lambs.
Mr.. MOule also handles an improved
sheep hook, a photograph of which
he has favored this office, and which
appears superior in design to any on
the market. Mr.. MOule solicits cor
respondence and requests that
sheep men investigate the advan-
tages of these inventions.
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