Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-06-26
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.


PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE. .
List your real estate with Wright
Brothers.
Black Leaf sheep dip atJudith Hard
ware Co.
Ladies' belts and belt buckles at
Hemphill's.
Strictly pure paris green at Hemp
hills pharmacy.
Fleischman's Compressed Yeast at
Hopkins & Sons.
A. L. Stoutenburg of Philbrook was
in the city last week.
Tanglefoot and poison fly paper at
Hemphill's pharmacy.
See what Stuart & Wells have for the
little as well as the big men.
Hemphill, the matchmaker, does
nothing but high grade work.
A fresh line of choice candies has Just
arrived at HemphiIl's Pharmacy,
Blaekford Is Blackford. attorneys,
Office in Judith Basin Bank building.
w. w. Kimball returned from Helena
accompanied By the Tiyoli colored
quartet.
WANrED-Girl for general house
work. Apply to Mrs. 6. j. Bach at her
residence.
Take the Nickel Plate Line" TO Gilt
Edge. Leaves Lewistown every norm
ing at o o'clock.
1t is conceded by all that the MELON
aid Creek coal is the only good coal Of
fered for sale.
See the new starched 30 cent shirts
at Stuart & Wells. They are the
cheapest shirts in town.
Stuart Il Wells have the only exclu-
sive clothing store in the Judith Basin.
They are mems outfitters.
Nurse girl wanted by Mrs. W. D..
Symmes. Applicants may call at her
residence on Third avenu
w. T. Neill was in the city Monday
and stated that 4 severe hailstorm
struck Garneill last Sunday.
George Bradbury of Utica. has been
spending a few days in the city and
may decide to make his residence here.
+. L. Warren received news from
Utica that n severe hailstorm had struck
his ranch aud damaged the crops con-
siderably.
ii. b. Gibson, the court stenographer,
returned from Billings last week, in
company with his wife, who has been
visiting there.
Robert E. Lee was indicted by the
federal grand jury in Helena last week
and is charged with stealing cattle from
the Crow Indians.
The auction sales of Montana range
horses at Forsyth are a complete success
and a large number of eastern buyers
are in attendance.
The fruit growers of the Bitter Root
valley have decided to form a protect
i've organization in the near future in
order to regulate selling prices.
Home grown Strawberries and tur-
nips are on the market. Some of the
latter are as large as Il saucer. The
vegetable crop promises to be large and
early this year.
On July LIST / will have n of the
best watch-makers in the state. Hold
your work for me and have it done at
eastern prices. All work warranted.
C. II. Williams.
Marriage licenses were granted this
week to the following couples; y. 7.
Westvelt and Minnie 4. Jackson. Al
phonse 7. Hall to Ella Il. Gilskey, T. j.
Nichols and IIulda Buhurk.
Judge L. X. Cheadle returned from
Townsend last Thursday, where he has
been holding court on the occasion OF
the trial of an equity ease in which
Judge Holloway of that district was
interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Brown have re-
turned from a visit TO Great Falls.
While there Mr.. Brown met Charli,
Seifert who was formerly sergeant oI
Company | and who is now going to
Salmon City. Idaho.
William OBrien, of Louisville. Ky.
while beating his way over the Grea'
Northern railroad last week. had'botf
his legs nj OF by a stock train in th'
vicinity of Glasgow. lie died shortly
after the accident.
The Chamberlain Sheep Ca. wool clil
of last year. which belonged to j. u
! Long, was sold in Boston last week TO.
a uniform price Of IL cents. The clil
amounts TO a5. 100 pounds and had beer
\ in Bosi 4 eleven months.
j. L. RhoaIs. representing the llcl
ena Independent, is looking after th.
I Interests Of that paper In this section
Mr.. Ehoa3, says we seem 10 hay
many acrvs " mineral rs well as graz
ing lands aad thinks this is a wonder
\ full region.