Fergus County argus., 1899-09-20

~ v W lFIl tllt ttut 'hi
horse, put him on the new Howe
scales on Fifth avenue.
Try the new Howe scales on Fifth
avenue the next time you bring a
loa,' of hay nrother produce e. town
Hobensack 4 Stoddard have the
largest and finest lot of spring wag-
Ons and buggies ever brought to
Lewistown.
Best quality Of hams and bacon, as
well as superior fresh meats and fish
and game in season, at the Lewis
town Meat Go.
DR.. Carl Schulin, the occulist and
aurist of Helena. will be IN Lewis
town shortly-probaby before the
middle of the month.
In order to make room for my new
stock of furniture now On route,
will give 20 per cent discount on
baby carriages. w. >. Smith.
The seamstress' prides are the New
Domestic and Wheeler & Wilson
sewing machines for sale by W. s.
Smith, the exclusive furniture dealer.
Found. near r. Won TObel's ranch
on the PhilbrOUk road, a heavy black
cloth cloak. Finder can have same
by calling at this Office and paying
advertising charges.
DR.. W. A. Allen and son will visit
Lewistown professionally and will
Introduce porcelain filings, gold
bridge work and attend to all work
known to the dental profession.
The tickle climate of Montana
makes one of those elegant light
weight overcoats of Wanamaker &
Brown, an absolute necessity. For
sale by Chas. b. Johnson, agent.
w. S. Smith has done a wonder
full business in sewing machines in
the last two weeks. He handles the
New Domestic and the Wheeler &
Wilson, the two best machines made
The Goodrich Lumber Co. will be
glad to answer inquiries concerning
lumber or building material of any
kind. See their ad. on the second
page.
Roy Long left yesterday for Helena,
from where he will proceed directly
t. California, and as announced last
week, enter Stanford university for a
course of study. Friends trust that
he may be as successful as his talents
seem to justify.
j. E. Wasson of Gilt Edge. was In
town Monday night and on Tuesday
left for northwest Idaho, where he
has business for the Great Northern
Mining & Development Co. 1t is not
improbable. Mr.. WassOn says, that
his trip will be extended to San
Francisco.
II you have a large lumber and
building material bill tO order, 1t will
pay you many times over to go to
Great Falls and select what you want
at theGoodrich LumberCo's extensive
yard, and you don't knO W just what
you want, they can make esuggestiOns
and give you ideas that willsave you
money.
A. ID. Myers, representative OF the
Great Falls Tribune, Is visiting among
Fergus county people this week.
Down in this section the patrons like
to meet the Tribune representative.
They are receiving the worth of their
money in the news service, they are
prosperous and they like to pay
their debts.
The trains of the Montana Rail-
road company are running regularly
into Leadboro now, and the Lewis
town & Castle stage company IL pre-
pared to forward without delay all
business ,-er their line. Passengers
over this line can make close connec-
tions with the trains and secure good
accommodation en- ronte.
Sam'l Hurvitch, the accommodating
Gilt Edge postmaster, was in town
last week. Mr.. Hurvitch, p. NJ. is
running cigar stand and candy
store in connection with the office
and patrons are assured OF a good
article i'm either line. In additional
the status has not changed since the
writer visited the camp-Miss Green,
the comely assistant postmistress,
serves delicious ice cream.
At first glance at the marriage
register Monday afternoon our
reporter thought that Calder, the
convicted murderer awaiting ex-
ecuti,'n, was about to take upon him.
self wife. The name ON the register
was William w. Calder but the
groom-tO-be was n resident of Maiden,
whose misfortune it was to have the
same name and initials as the fiend
in Jail. The bride was Mrs. Kittie l..
Burton, formerly Mrs. j. A. Turn
blade.
The Lewistown Commercial Co.