Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-07-04
Red Top Rye, ten years old.

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Rlackford & Blackiord, attorneys.
Office In Judith Basin Bank building.
Do you Ike n clear Ilnvana cigar?
Ask for La Heralda at the silver Dol
lar.
Fleischman's compressed yeast re-
ceivcd fresh every day at Bertrand 4
L.aux.
Il. +. Sink OF Utica and I. Il. Porter
Of Philbrook registered at the Day
House Saturday.
Rev. Duzzell, Of Benton, held quar-.
terly services at the Methodist
church Sunday last.
1t is conceded by all that the Nc
Donald creek coal is the only good
coal offered for sale.
Mrs. W. ii. Fergus and Miss Nellie
Fergus were guests at the Elk's pic
mic Thursday, returning home Fri
day.
DR.. W. A. Long, next door tO tcle-
phone Office, gives special attention
to all diseases OF eye, ear, nose and
throat.
Best quality OF hams and bacon, az
well as superior fresh meats and fish
and game in season, at the Lewis
town Meat Co.
Prot. A. +. Bower OF stanford,
former county commissioner, was in
Lewistown last week looking after
land business.
Assessor Fowler and Deputy Plum
expect to have the assessment COM
pleted early next week. The commits
sluners will meet on the 10th inst. rs a
board OF equalization.
/ Postmaster stephens returned from
Helena Friday evening, having testi-
fled before the United State grand
jury in u minor case. W. W. kimball
and s. c. Weaver, called on the same
errand, returned Friday and Satur-
day.
Isle Smith brought to this Office
Friday last the copper and silver
state medal awarded to members OF
the First Montana, which he had
found on his ranch and the same will
be delivered to the rightiul owner IL
called for and its ownership estab-
lished.
At n meeting Of the L.ewistown
Lodge A. o. L. w. Friday evening the
following officers were selected for
the ensuing term: +. NJ, L. q. Word
en-; NJ. W.T.. C. Stiles; F.. W. A.
knight; o., VIM. Wharton; Recorder,
II. ID. Larned; Fl, TT. Vehawn; Rec,
w. b. Miner; g., G. T.. Richards.
Mr.. Frank b. Cooley. formerly fore
man of the Billings Times and for
eighteen months in charge Of the
Butte Miner job rooms, has succeeded
Mr.. +. B. Shafer as job foreman on
the ARGUS. He II n very superior
workman and competent to ate. d
to any work which may be desired.
Mrs. Elizabeth Blandford, mother
of Mrs. I. l.. Halbert, OF Halbert,
died at her daughters home on Sat
urday last, aged - years. The de-
ceased had made her home In Fergus
county for many years and was well
known and sincerely beloved. DEATH
was caused by old age. Mr.. Halbert
came To Lewistown Sunday for a
casket.
Thos. GeOrgetta was In town yes
terday. Mr.. G%eorgetta Is engaged in
travelling about the county with the
pile driver and setting piles about
and raising county bridges wherever
it is considered neccs ,ary. lie says
that this week the machine IL near
TIBET, but that next week he will b.
ut work on Wolf creek. The pile.
are driven to n depth oi about eight
feet.
|, l.. b. Shalcr. who has been iObfOrc'
/ man in the ARGUS ofiiceforsiX months
, past, left Friday for Great Falls
where he will accept a responsible
= position with W. Il. ltidgcly Printing
Co. Mr.. Shafer Is one III the besI
/ advertising and job men In the west
! aud the Argus Office regretted to lost
him. while wishing him success In hi'
new location. Mrs. Shaier and ! Ell
father preceded him one day and viii
make their home in Great Falls,