Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-05-30
RED Top Rye, ten years old"

pany's tore.
RED Top Rye, ten years old, at
the Silver Dollar"
Taillion 4 Hill sell Modern Flora
cigars. Call at the Silver Dollar.
Blackiord & Blackiord, attorneys,
Office in Judith Basin Bank building.
Do you like a clear Havana cigar?
Ask for La Heralda ut the silver Dol
lar.
Fleischman's compressed yeast re-
ceived fresh every day at Bertrand &
Laux.
The Memorial Day exercises are
taking place at Culver's hall as wego
to press.
1t Is conceded by all that the Nc
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 oil of prices.
DIR. W. A. Long, next door To tcle-
phone Office, gives special attention
to all diseases OF eye, ear, nose and
throat.
Piano Tuner at the bay House.
Prof. Rumble tunes, cleans and pol
ishes for $500. All work fully war
ranted.
Best quality Of hams and bacon, as
we'll as superior fresh meats and fish
and game in season, Mt the Lewis
town Meat Co.
+. L. Smith returned from TT. Ben
last week, where he went on
legal business. He extended his
trip to Helena.
The Catholic Sunday school was
rendered a picnic by Father Nermaat
last Saturday on John Luux'sranch.
Those who attended report a most
enjoyable time.
Mrs. Arthur Bird. wife OF the SUI
perintendent OF the Spotted Horse,
arrived from her home in Salt Lake
last week and will spend part Of the
summer with herhusband. Mrs. Bird
is the daughter of C. II, Mccormick,
the principal owner Of the Spotted
Horse.
Neihart Herald: Chas. Tintinger,
once In business at Neihart, now run
ming n planning mill at Cascade, has
accidentally cut all the fingers and
knuckles off his right hand, only the
thumb remaining. He was cleaning
shavlngs away from the planer.-
Neihart Herald.
Theodore Muller. who was in from
Warm Springs Creek Monday, said
frost did considerable damage in
that locality on that date. Potato
and cucumber vines were nipped, but
Mr.. Muller thinks 1t will not he nee
essary to replant potatoes. Flower
gardens In Lewistown did not escape
in some instances.
NJ. J. Costello, the genial represep'
tative Of the Great Northern Rail
road, arrived In Lewistown last Sat
urday and will remain in this sector
some time looking after wool ant
stock shipments over the Northern
line. Mr.. Costello has a host q
friends in this vicinity who are glac
to meet him annually.
Billings Gazette: G.. z. Burnett, o
Gilt Edge, Fergus county, IL in thu
city to receive n bunch Of 30 higl
grade steers that his brother, vii
Burnett, bought a short time ago il
Texas. Mr.. Burnett IL one OF tn
most successful cattle men In his see
ton and has imported a large mum
Der of cattle from the southern statcl
in the past few years, generally will
very good results.
l.. Fitzpatrick, OF Merino, was II
town Monday on land business. Mr.
Fitzpatrick owns a large ranch jus
above Merino through which tn
Montana railroad secured the RICH
OF way. He said it was expected
when he left home that the tracI
would be laid to MerinO by Monda.
of this week. He says arrangement
have been made for the shearing G
100. 900 head OF sheep at that point.