Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-01-09

DIR. Goddings Cough Balsam at Hemp,
hills Pharmacy will stop your cough.
Nice home, room and board, with use
of piano. Six dollars n week. ENQUIRE
at Argus office.
A regal assortment Of very fine sta
tionery has just been received at Hemp
hills Pharmacy.
W. S. Smith has on hand a large
amount Of second hand furniture
cooking and heating stoves.
Rev. Father Smell of Augusta. Mont.
is in town and will hold services at the
Catholic church mex Sunday.
GmI. WANTED-General homework
required. Good wages paid. Inquire
of Mrs, &. j. Bach, Lewistown.
DR.. w. A. Long. next door 10 tele-
phone Office, gives special attention TO
all diseases of eye, ear, nose and throat.
Best quality of hams and bacon. as
well as superior fresh meats. and fish
and game in season, at, the L~cwistown
Meat &C.
Docs your baby givc'you any trouble?
If SO, go To the Montsna Hardware Co.
and buy a Baby Jumper and your trou.
bles are over.
Business house for rent. Good loca.
ton on Main street; fire and frost proof:
cheap rent; cheap insurance. Inquire
of Camille Hogue.
Two cents a pound paid o rclean cot
ton or wooden rags. Old trousers. cor
estsand barrel hoops not wanted. De
liver at ARGUS office.
|. A. Keyte, osteopath, will he at
Gilt Edge Tuesday and Friday Of each
week. Other days, at office in Judith
Basin Bank Building.
Without a doubt W. $. Smith sells
more furniture than all the other out
fits in Fergus county. lie is n hustler
and his prices are always right.
|. II you are in need Of a casket or other
undertaker's supplies call at the Mon
tana Hardware Co. and your wants will
be supplied. Telephone No. SO or 90.
w. S. Smith received a car load of
furniture this week and has another en-
route from the factory. lie is dong
the furniture business. His prices are
always right.
Work done by DIR. +. A. Long is
guaranteed and his best recommends
tions come from patrons who have had
elaborate work done during recent
years. Call on him when your teeth
need attention.
Chas. Allen, foreman Of the prolific
Leaking mine in the North Moccasin
mountains, and who is himself largely
interested in mining properties in that
promising district. was registered at
the Day house Monday.
Anyone desiring to subscribe or re-
new their subscription to the Woman's
Home Companion or the Ladies' Home
Journal can do so by calling on or send
ing their nam to Mrs. Laura Vinson,
agent, Lewistown, Mont.
Mrs. j. w. Arthur left Monday morn
ing, via Harlow, for am extended visit
to relatives and friends in the east.
Mrs. Arthur will visit in st. Paul. Mil
waukec and Chicago and win be away
for six weeks or two months.
The ladies of st. Leo's Altar society
at their regular semi-annual meeting
elected a new board Of officers. as fol-
lows: Mrs. Hanna Crowley, president;
Mrs. Bertrand, vice president; Mrs.
Sullivan, treasurer; Miss Ada Dei.or-
inner, secretary.
The practice of having dental work
done by visiting dentists has quite
gone out of vogue, owing To- expert
enccs Of many during past years and
especially since DR.. Longs work has
proven so very satisfactory. DR.. Long
is qualified and prepared for anything
in the dental line,
Geo. Huber has disposed Of his inter
ests in the Rowling Wolf saloon TO
Ii. A. Phillips and W.. w. Kimball and
the successors in interest are now hay.
ing the place completely renovated and
largely refurnishcd. When this is
completed they will open and conduct
a first-class resort to be known ms the
Mint.
The annual meeting of the stockhold.
ers of the Judith BASIN bank was held
in the directors room of the bank Mon
day evening, the attendance being
small on account of the very severe
weather, which prevented out-of-town
stockholders from being present. The
same board of directors was chosen for
another year and later the directors re-
elected the present efficient officers.
The annual statement appears in this
issue and makes a very creditable show
ing. A dividend Of ten per cent on the
capital stock Of s75, 900 was ordered dis
tributed.
Since Jos. Hall started in the dray-
age business in Lewistown the oppor-
tunities for a livelihood in this branch
Of business have been largely
developed, resulting in others entering