Fergus County argus., 1902-01-22


you would not be without one at any
price. For sale by T. w. Warren.
Messrs Weaver & Bullard are ex-
pecting a large consignment of pianos
and all parties wishing to buy had bet
ter correspond with us and save money.
Cash and installments.
The proceedings against Hugh Lack.
ey. who is held responsible for the
oeath OF Mike SINNERS, are being
stayed pending the arrival ofhis broth.
er. who will furnish funds for his de-
fense.
Don't forget that Weaver & Bullard
are still doing business in pianos of
five different makes. Catalogues and
prices forwarded TO outside parties up
on application. Address Lewistown
Piano Co.
Don't forget that Weaver 4 Billiard
are still doing business in pianosof five
different makes. Catalogues and prices
forwarded TO outside parties upon APP
plication. Address LewStown Piano
Company.
A dancing class has been organic
ed by Miss II. Johnston, formerly Of
Great Falls, and dances, for the pur-
pose of instruction. will be held at
Culver's hall every Tuesday night
throughout the winter.
Arthur T. Wright. accountant to the
Central Montana Mines Co. present
ed two fine specimens OF ore TO the
ARGUS this week which have been
added to the already excellent collec-
tion on exhibition at the office.
Frank Cunningham of Gilt Edge
paid a visit to the city this week and
mentioned that Maiden and Gilt Edge
were in state Of great excitement
on the receipt of the report concern
ing the diamond find on Blood creek.
The hair-raising story OF the dia.
mond mines on Blood creek has prov.
ed to be fake but the bargains at the
Lewistown Commercial Co.'S store arc
on the dead ssdare." as will be
proved by visit to the establishment
The Judith Hardware Co. will fur.
nish 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 63
or 1873.
l.. II. Hamilton of Sage creek is in
the city. MIR. Hamilton says that al
though the sheep in that section suf.
fered considerably during the Decem-
Der storm they are now doing well
and scarcely any hay had been fed
so far this winter.
In honor of the Elks entertainment
t. he given this week the window Of
the Lewistown Commercial Co. has
tean handsomely decorated with the
colors of the order and above three
antelered heads stands the letters OF
the order-B. p. o. f.
| DIR. McAuley OF Gilt Edge is still
suffering from q bad attack OF infam-
matory rheumatism and as soon as alb
hle will go to Hunters Hot Springs for
the benefit of his health. The charge
of practicing without a license will
be continued until his return. he Civ.
ing bonds for his appearance.
Notice-Anybody finding any of the
Hook brand of cattle. the property of
Cox & Skaggs will please take same
up and feed them and notify owners.
who will pay charges. The brand is
a hook on shoulder and left thigh, one
ear cut off and the other split Not
ify Cox & Skaggs. of Lewistown.
C. E. Wright, a brother to A. S.
Wright, who has charge of the Cen
trail Montana mines interests at Whis-
ky gulch, was in the city this week.
MIR. Wright mentioned that work was
progressing in a very favorable man.
ner in the Whisky gulch mines and
the outlook for the coming season is
good.
A letter has been received by Jack
Murphy OF Utica nom John Fergu-
son, who left the Judith lor Idaho last
summer. Mr.. Ferguson says that
there is considerable excitement in
Lewiston and Boise City over re-
ported rich mining strikes in the vi
cinity of Thunder mountain and steps
are being taken to thoroughly develop
the district in question.
The new stage line from Lewis.
, town, Forest Grove and the N-Bar
ranch to Highfield is now in success.
full operation and the proprietor, Pet
er Perry, will e pleased to hear from
those living along the line who would
like their mail regularly delivered
The Lewistown agency is with ALI. j
Stephens. Passengers. mail and ex
press given prompt attention.
Don't allow yourself to forget tha,
the cheapest. quickest and most com
Portable way to travel to or from Ken
dali is via the lines of the Kendall
stage company. Concord, four horse
coaches. leave Lewistown at a. m