Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-16

Taillion 4 Hin sell Modern Flora
cigars. Call at the Silver Dollar.
Blacktord & Blackford, attorneys,
Office In j Judith Basin Bank building.
Do You like n clear Havana cigar?
Ask for La HSralda at the silver Dol
lar.
Fleisch mans compressed yeast re-
ceived fresh every day Mt Bertrand &
Laux,
1t is co needed by all that the Me-
Donald creek coal is the only good
coal offered for sale.
Every tub must stand on its own
bottom, but Stiles company have
knocked the bottom of OF prices.
A car load of the famous Bud weiser
Is now en- route for John c. Bebb.
See his advertisement in this Issue.
DIR. W. A. Long, next door to tele-
phone office, gives special attention
to all diseases of eye, ear. nose and
throat.
Best quality of hams md bacon, as
well as superior fresh meats and fish
and game in season, at the Lewis
town Meat Co.
Married, on Sunday May 9Th at the
residence Of Mr.. T. W. Muloney. in
Barker, Mont, Mr.. Willard +. Cloes.
of Barker, and Mrs. Julian Blaker,
formerly Of Lewistown.
l.. p. Slater was the lucky man In
the Lew istOwn Suit Clun and secured
a swell. s3j-tailor-made suit. The
next meeting will lac at T.. q. Schnei-
der's Club Rooms, Saturday, May
10Th, : p. IN.
Reports from w~oulgrowrrs about
the Judi th Gap Indicate that many
more " i'll shear NJ Living Springs
this year than formerly, the increas.
ed adya ntages OF That point having
been brought To their attention. IL
Is safe 70 say TINT any one who has
sheared there in previous seasons will
not consider any other point.
c. NJ. Kelly, county clerk and re-
cerder, and o. W. Belden, attorney
at-law, have formed a partnership
and will endeaver to attend to all
wants In the a~bstracting line. Mr..
Kelly has found the duties OF his office
so confirming that II has been impos-
sible for him to give to his abstract
ing work the time which II de-
mRnded.
On Sa turday, May 10Th. the Tivoli
music hall will reopen with the cele-
brated Ninsrs-Edwin and Juliettc-
as the leading attraction. The stage
has bsen reprinted and decorated and
improved In various ways and 1t il
the intention of Mr.. kimball TO make
the Tivoll a place Of amusement
and pleasure for his friends and Gus
toners. Everybody may rest as
sured that they will receive the prop
er atten tlon.
There appears In this issue the An
nouncement OF Weber & Richardson,
who have erected q stable at Two
dot, the new town on the Musssl-
shell, and will do a general livery feed
and sale business. Large ~pasturage
will be provided for %freighter's teams
and every accommodation accorded
patrons. II all the people ofTwodot
are az enterprising and progressive
as Messrs. Weber & Richardson, the
fortune Ofthe town is well assured.
{. T.. Barnes returned To Lewis
town last week, after several months
spent in the southwest. Re visited
Oregon AMI California aud at one
time determined upon entering the
hotel business In n prosperous little
town in northern California, butlater
contracted the Cape Nome fever and
was ab out Ia start north when sum
moned to Lcwistown on business
matters. IL says he will remain
here for n short time settling some
mining al0irs with his father, Tx
Mayor Barnes. and probably suil
from Seattle about June 18th,
KATHERINE L., james J.. and John
III. Ming, Nil uf Eielcnu, have filed pc
titions OF bankruptcy la the United
States court. Mrs. Ming liabilities
are given H. S9j.573, those of James
l.. as Sg,G>3, and those OF John ii.
as $50, III. They have no assets except
such as the law exempts from execu-
tion. The greater proportion Of the
liabilities Of each of the petitioners
are due the defunct First National
!. Bank, OF Helena. At one time the
Ming's had large cattle and ranch
holdin KS in Fergus county, but those
were closed out several years ago.
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not in need Of something newt Look at ouI
samples.