Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-04-09
World AImanses are standard au.
thority-35 cents at this office.

thority-35 cents at this office.
c. NJ. Goodell of Philbrook paid a
visit to the county seat on Saturday.
Earle Matthias OF Ross Fork was
in town making purchases on Satur-
day.
Z. j. Morrison arrived in Lewis
town last Wednesday and left for the
east on Saturday.
The chance to have your eyes ex.
amined by DR.. Stearns will continue
but a few days.
James Ross of Denton is now engag.
ed in working the Wolf creek dis.
trict as deputy assessor.
Call on Mrs. Wilcox, the milliner,
IL you want something beautiful In
headwear; Culver building.
The Weydert auction sale on Sat
urday was well attended and fairly
good prices were obtained.
Joseph Walton was in the city from
Judith last week and mentioned that
a large percentage of the crops in his
district were already in.
Mrs. Wilcox, the artistic milliner,
has secured rooms in the Culver
building. on Fifth avenue, where she
is ready to meet customers.
August Koenig. a native of Switzer-
land, arrived in this section of Uncle
Sans territory last week and has Sc
cured a job with W. Busch on Blood
creek.
A. ]. Slough of Stanford paid a Wis.
it to Lewistown Saturday. Mr.. Slough
has lately returned from a visit %
his old home in Ohio and a trip
through the eastern states.
George Bach and David Hilger
made a business trip to Kendall last
Friday. Both gentlemen seem favor.
ably impressed with the future pros.
poets Of that lively little town.
The Judith Hardware Co. will fur
nish q casket or coffin on the short
est notice. Embalming done and me
talic caskets furnished when desired
Bodies brought to town will have
proper care for burial. Telephone 6:
or 1873.
DR.. M. E. Curtiss, Lewistown's new
dentist, has furnished dental parlorl
In the Judith Basin Bank building
The rooms are furnished in q yer,
elaborate manner and the doctor 4
row in a position to accomplish tn,
best Of work.
o. III. Otott, who formerly hat
charge of the N Bar ranches, has solt
his ranch on F1atwillow and his cat
tie to Nate McCauley and will in al
probability remove to Miles City il
which vicinity he will engage in tn,
sheep business.
The Rev. Albert Pfaus will leav,
on Friday morning, via Benton, TO
Minneapolis. The reverend gentle
mans many friends are sorry to los,
him but are glad to hear that II /
his intention to return to this sectio'
of the country in the course of a year
Charles NJ. Charter. Clyde NJ. Viii,
craft and Ross Brown, accompanie,
Dy their families. arrived in the cit
a couple of days ago from Lincol
county, Oklahoma, and have alread
taken up land on the Rock cree
bench. They are practical farmer
and will no doubt make a success O
their venture.
Messrs. Cook & Hilger received
very unique present from q Chicag
client yesterday in the shape of
wooden art PLAGUE, on which Is
faithful representation of a vaquer
of the Mexican plains mounting. TO
the first time, a fiery untamed mu!
tang. The etching was accomplishe
with an electric needle and is a wor
of art The client in question is Nj
NJ. NJ Williams, who will visit Lewii
town shortly with a view to settlin
here.
Fergus county people are thi
spring receiving very frequent inqui
les from eastern people who hav
heard of this favored section and d,
sire to locate here. Many of ther
are from farmers, some with ampl
means to insure success should the
be able to find a suitable place fc
the branch of agriculture in whic
they wish to engage. AS PRACTICAL
all replies urge the people to com
out the present season will doubles
see a large influx of desirable Sc
tiers. Among the most promisin
ranches now for sale at a reasonabl
figure is that of v. Pulec, near tn
Judith mountains. Mr.. Pulec's pos
Office is Lewistown.