Fergus County argus., 1901-08-14


Lewistown this week.
w. w. Dewitt was in from the Mont
Grey mines last week.
Tanglefoot and poison fly paper at
Hemphill's pharmacy.
Charles Wright is sole agent for Har-
pers whisky in Lewistown.
Hall & Carpenter carry fine fruits
anc first class confectionery.
Smoke Montana Sport cigars
Headquarters at Occidental.
Hemphill, the matchmaker, does
nothing but high grade work.
Miss Orr of Ubet paid Lewistown a
visit last week on land business.
Quench your thirst with Pabst Mil
waulsee keg beer at Louis Landt's.
Blaclford & Blackfnrd, attorneys
Office in Judith Basin Rank building.
The timothy hay crop in this section
of the country is exceptionally large.
NJ. NJ. Williamson of Utica paid II
visit to the county seat last Thursday.
Re-imported "Sagamore" whisky, full
flavor. Sole agents, Weaver & Darrow.
w. S. Mason and wife were in the
city yesterday from the Horse Shoe Bar
rarch.
Ice cream soda, soda water, fruits,
etc., at Geo. w. Hall & Co.'s opposite
Day House.
1t is conceded by all that the Melon
aid Creek coal is the only good coal Of
fered for sale.
montana Sport cigar, best smoke
in town for the price. Kept in stock
at the Occidental.
Samuel j. Reynolds, who was at one
time sheriff of Silver Bow county, died
in Butte last week.
Horse and phaeton for sale cheap for
cash. Almost at your own price. En-
quire at this Office.
Binding twine at Lehman's.
William Blackford and family will
start next week for the former home OF
Mr.. Blackford, at Greyville, Illinois.
Thomas Cameron of Halbert, accom-.
panied by Mrs. Frank Cameron, were
in Lewistown last week on land bust
ness.
The walls of the new railroad shop,
at Havre were blown down last Friday
The damage done is estimated to amount
to 81 200.
The Rev. Fl. E. Robbins preached
both morning and evening to apprecia
tive audiences at the Episcopal church
last Sunday.
| Albert Winston, who was formerly
mine boss at the New Year mines, was
in the city last week from his Melon
aid creek ranch.
Ed. Brassey has received notice that
Bishop Brewer of Montana will be in
Lewistown on his annual visit on Sun
day, Sept. 7th.
Frank E. Smith returned to Lewistowr
last week after an extended tour in tn,
east. Mr.. Smith attended the Elk's re
union at Milwaukee.
Repairs on the new school house ar,
being pushed rapidly, and at the pres
ent rate of progress will be completed
in couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bunker and Miss Bunkel
returned from a trip to the Yellowston,
park last week, after having enjoyed ;
very pleasant outing.
Binding twine at Lehman's.
Over fifty forest fires are raging il
Missoula county and an incalculabl
amount of damage has already beel
done to the timber in that section.
Operations will be commenced in
few days on the reservoir at the Hors
Shoe Bar ranch, from whence the Ken
dali pipe line will derive its supply.
The Amalgamated Copper compan.
has bought, for $1,000, 900, the CLIPPER
Boss Tweed group Of gold-producinI
mines in Madison county, Montana.
Mrs. Erickson will receive all ladie
who wish TO call upon Rev. Alice n.
Barnes, Thursday, August Is, betweel
the hours of three and five in the after
noon.
The Rev. C. +. Richardson Of the frs
Presbyterian church of Great Falls
will preach, both morning and evenin
at the Presbyterian church here mex
Sunday.
Binding twine at Lehman's.
The Home Workers Society of tn
Presbyterian church will give o'cloc
dinner on the second day of the fail
September ith. An elegant menu wi
be served.
. The Rev. George Edwards Of Stanford
accompanied by Miss Myrtle Haw
thorne, arrived in Lewistown last FIR
: day and were engaged in transactin
land business on Saturday.
ID. j. Lewis Of Newark, n. j., is vii
iting his brother, w. " Lewis of Uber
Mr.. Lewis has disposed of his bushes
interests in Newark and is contempla'
ing making his home in Montana.
r. l.. Armitt Of Colorado Spring