Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-05-14

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wall paper at W. s. Smiths.
Farmers can get Buckwheat for
seed at the Judith Mills. Try 1t.
Blackford & Blackford, attorneys,
Office in Judith Basin bank building.
w. S. Smiths for carpets. Cut.
matched and sewed free Of charge.
Hugh Tolling, the engineer at the
Barnes-King mines. was visiting the
county seat this week.
Wanted-Board and lodging in pri.
vate family for nan and wife. Ad-
dress "a" ARGUS Office.
The next meeting of the w. C. T.
U. will be held at the home of Mrs.
MCLEAN, November 10Th. at $3.50 D.
m.
Experienced bookkeeper and stenog.
rapher desires situation. Owns tyne
writer. Address *" care ARGUS
office.
Buy the Hamilton piano, the prize
winner. w. S. Smith will save you
500 on a piano and you are trading
at home.
When needing a casket or coffin go
to the Judith Hardware Co. Leaders
in ~undertakers' supplies. Telephone
So or 1873.
A piano bargain. A brand new one.
Stool and scarf free. Part payment
down and the rest on time If desired.
Mrs. A. Hash.
DIR. R. S. Hedges treats diseases of
the stomach and bladder; gynecology
a specially. Office in Judith Hard
ware building.
The Lewistown Meat Market has
secured the services of Eugene Klob
Of Virginia City, Mont, as butcher. |
Mr.. Klob has had a wide experience
in his line Of business and formerly
worked in Minneapolis.
For a good loaf of bread and any
thing good in the line Of cakes and
pies call at the Judith Bakery, now
open to the public. The old baker
formerly employed for three years at
the Lewistown Bakery in charge.
DR.. M. E. Curtiss, Lewistown's new
dentist, has furnished dental parlors
in the Judith Basin Bank building.
The rooms are furnished in a very
elaborate manner and the doctor is
cow in a position to accomplish the
best of work.
County Recorder Kelly has a bull
letin board hung up in his Office on
which are pasted the "non-personal
and non-partisan" remarks of the
Democrat on himself and family. Mr..
Kelly will no doubt be able to add to
this curious collection ere fall.
Miss Jessie Gudgell, formerly day
operator with the Lewistown Tele-
phone Co., returned to Lewistown on
the Harlowton coach on Sunday morn
ing Miss Gudgell has been absent
from home for the past eight months,
attending the Island Park College at
Des Moines, Iowa, for the purpose of
completing her education.
Harry Drum, the well known cat
tie man from Yellowstone county, was
in the city last Thursday for the pur-
pose of obtaining W. ID. Deaton' as 4
witness in the Ettien-D Drum cattle
case which came up in the district
court at Billings yesterday. Mr.. Drum
and W. ID. Deaton left on Friday
morning for TIBET, at which point Mr..
Drum had a private conveyance,
which was used from there to Har-
lowton.
Harry Lemon, the well known line.
man, returned last week from a trip
to the Great Falls and Neihart end of
the long distance telephone line. He
has been busy for some time laying
out the new line between Nefhart
and Rocky Ridge and one to connect
Arlington ana Great Falls, which
will include the town of Stockett.
Construction work will commence on
the new lines in six or days
and inside of a month they will both
be in operation.