Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-04-24
Baled hay at the Judith Hdw. Co.

Spring into one of Stuart Il Wells
spring overcoats.
Hemphill, the matchmaker, does
nothing but high grade work.
w. Simpson Of Stanford paid the
county seat a visit last Saturday.
Alfalfa seed at the Judith Hdw. Co
Take your fine watch work to Hemp
hill, who guarantees all work.
Elegant line of mems suits just re-
ceived. Power Mercantile Co.
Marion Burke, who formerly ran the
Stanford hotel, paid Lewistown a visit
last Monday.
Inside of Stuart & Wells store you
will find everything needed for the out
side of a man.
Nice home. room and board, with use
of piano, six dollars a week. Enquire
at ARGUS office.
A few Plymouth Rock chicken eggs
and they are choice, $3.50 per setting of
thirteen. Robt. Morrison, L~ewistown.
DIR. Allen, the dentist, wishes us to
announce that he will visit Gilt Edge in
a few days prepared to do all kinds of
work in his line.
For SALE.-Fine heavy work team,
with a good 3H-inch wagon and sub
~stantial harness. Enquireat the Judith
livery, feed and sale stable.
DIR. Long, the popular dentist, has
returned from a very successful tour of
the county and may be found at his
Office opposite the Day house,
DIR. Jas. Madden, Chicago's noted eve
expert, on a transcontinental health
vacation, will visit Lewistown April
92nd for a short time. All with eve
troubles thould consult this famous
specialist.
DIR. W. J.. Riesland, the well known
and successful eye specialist, will be at
the Day House from May 9Th to l2th.
The doctor grinds your glasses in your
presence, healso acknowledges no equal
in the northwest. Consultation free.
Dave Craig of Harlowton called Mon
day. Messrs. Shell & Craig, who for
several years past have very success
fully operated shearing pens at Living
Springs will be at their old location
this year, better prepared than ever for
the accommodation Of patrons.
J. A. Gordon and Joe Briggs, under
the partnership name of Briggs Il Cor
don, both well known workmen, have
formed an alliance for the year and are
prepared to do paper hanging, calsom-
lining, painting or upholstering; special
attention given to the latter. All orders
will receive prompt attention.
Henry TIollinger, who spent last sum
mer in Lewistown, arrived from Kansas
Sunday accompanied by his son and
will again be in the field for orders in
the painting, paper hanging and kindred
lines. Mr.. Ilollinger reports very I'M
usual rains throughout the middle west
and much fear of the seed rotling in the
; ground.
DIR. Madden Of Masonic Temple fame,
Chicago's noted eye expert. is now at
the Lewistown hotel, room / Beware
of ,anvassers; no agents employed.
Call at Lcwistown hotel.
The Contra! Meat Market, Abel Bros.
proprietors, will be opened for business
about May lst. A new building has
erected next door to Bertrand q Laux,
which is especially adapted to the care
and handling Of meats. The proprietors
; are backed by ample capital to success
fully conduct a shop. Mr.. John Abel
is an expert cutter and patrons may be
sure of every accommodation possible
as well rs a very superior assortment OF
meats. Their telephone number will lee.
Large stocks of new goods have been
received by the Lewistown Commercial
Co. during the past two weeks and
these are being augmented by fresh
arrivals each day. Many styles not
previously shown in Lewistown have
, been opened and to properly celebrate
: their receipt and afford the ladies IN
7 opportunity of pleasantly inspecting
the goods, Manager lIankc announces
t a dry goods opening for Monday mex
from three in the afternoon until ninl
in the evening. Special attention vii
, be given to the window and interior
displays and all are invited TO view th,
! new styles. Light refreshments will
S be served to the ladies and a genera
invitation is extended. Monday next