Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-05-28
Farmers a get Buckwheat for
seed at the Judith Mills. Try IL.

Farmers a get Buckwheat for
seed at the Judith Mills. Try 1t.
Blackford & blackboard. attorneys.
Office In Judith Basin bank building.
Buy the Garland, a charter oak
range, the best on earth, Of Judith
Hardware Co.
The Power Mercantile Co. has I
first.class line of gents furnishings;
new stock Just arrived.
A. C. Mcdonald. carpenter and con.
tractor, is ready and willing TO handle
al kinds OF work in his line.
Watch the window of the Lewistowr'
Commercial Co. for their Memorial
Day decorations.
Mrs. C. A. Tillotson is visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Miner and will
remain with them for a month.
When needing a casket or coffin go
to the Judith Hardware Co. Leaders
in undertakers' supplies. Telephone
63 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.
DR.. r. S. Hedges treats diseases OF
the stomach and bladder; gynecology
a specially. Office in Judith Hard
ware building.
Fred II. Cunningham, the genial as
sistant in ]. B. Washburn's clothing
store at Gilt Edge. was shaking hands
with his Lewistown friends on Sun.
day.
Seventeen firms have sent inquiries
concerning the steel reservoir which
tn city of Lewistown intends to have
placed in position this summer and on
which bids were advertised for a short
time ago.
Sam1 Hurvitch desires to rent the
front room of his postoffice building
at Gilt Edge and says the room affords
good facilities for a drug store-there
being none in Gilt Edge now-or some
other business. Shelving and show
cases are already in place and &C
with the room.
The Order of the Sons of Hermann
is extending all over the state and its
membership is increasing fast. The
last lodge was organized in Billings on
the 18th of May by State Organizer
Waldeman Stein of Helena. In a short
time he will visit Lewistown and
make our German citizens acquainted
with the benevolent principles Of the
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhoades and children
of Utica were visiting the city for
several days last week for the purpose
of attending the graduation exercises
of the Fergus county high school. at
which their son, Augustus Rhoades,
received his diploma. Mrs. Rhoades
will shortly leave for Chicago in or.
der to visit her sister at that place and
obtain instruction in art work and
painting.
John Duffy filled up the vacuum
caused by the loss of his good inten-
tions with bad whisky on Saturday
morning and stretched himself out
on the sidewalk to sleep off the eff
fects. The marshal objected to this
and escorted Duffy to the calaboose.
On Monday morning a repentant Duff
fly vas taken before the police magis-
thate and ordered to leave town
with a suspended sentence of $3.50
hanging over his head.
People cannot understand how it is
possible for the Utica Mercantile Co.
to sell goods as cheaply as they do.
They are paying sl.25 per cwt. for
oats, $1.50 for wheat, $1.75 for pota-
toes and 20 cents per dozen for eggs.
When farmers get such prices for their
produce and al get in exchange nice.
clean. fresh goods at bedrock prices,
there is no reason why the Judith Ba.
sin should not be prosperous. The
farmers within reach of Utica wear
a broad smile these days. Bring the
Utica Mercantile Co. your produce.