Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-06-04
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any other chiId's hose.

any otneF cnilus nose.
Man and wife desire position on
ranch. Apply to F. A. o'Brien. Ameri
can House, Lewistown.
Don't forget the grand ball at Ken.
dali, which will take place on June
nth In the new hall. First-class mu.
sic and a good supper.
DR.. L. II. Stoll has removed his
Office to the frame building formerly
occupied by the Citizens Electric Co,
second door from Fifth avenue on
Main street.
j. II. Mccarthy, a we'll known resi-.
dent OF Butte. is in the city for the
purpose OF going over the ground pre-
paratory to putting in a bid for the
placing OF the distribution system OF
the city waterworks.
]. c. Huntoon and wife, accompan-
led by +. c. Tower. made a three days
stay at the county seat last week. Mr..
Huntoon says that the champion lamb
of the season was born on one OF his
upper ranches; the little fellow weigh
remain during the summer.
E. C. Busch of Spring creek lost
800 head OF sheep about the 4th OF
April and last week asked the county
authorities to conduct an investiga.
ton. So far nothing has come of the
efforts to discover the whereabouts OF
the sheep, though strict inquiries have
been made.
Frank Preultt and wife of Philbrook
we're in the city on Monday purchas.
ing supplies and tr~ansacting business.
George Bach is having an ornamen.
tai terraced lawn laid out in front Of
his residence which has been fitted
with a couple of garden fountains and
will be very picturesque when finish,
ed.
j. l.. Stuart returned from a trip to
the Blood creek country yesterday.
Mr.. Stuart was not looking for dia.
monds but went out for the purpose OF
seeing some sheep in which he is In.
terested in that section. While pass
ing through the location OF the dia.
mond excitement he procured several
fine specimens of quartz crystals.
Frank Pick will run a sprinkler In
the city this summe and has already
received sufficient guarantee from tho
residents of the city, in the shape OF
monthly subscriptions. to insure the
success of the venture. This is some
thing that has been badly needed In
the past and should be well supported
In the future.
There are just forty copies of tn,
ARGUS Pictorial Edition left on the
shelves and within a few days tn,
supply will be exhausted. Those de
string to secure n or more should
write or call at the office. Orders will
be filled as long as supply lasts. Pric,
25 cents at the Office or 35 cents b,
mail to any address.
A suggestion was made at the cit!
council meeting on Monday night tina
the boys of the fire department ris'
at six o'clock. or earlier II they wish
during the summer months. and will
the aid of the fire engine distribut,
water on the dusty streets. This il
a first-class suggestion and should b,
followed up and encouraged. Their
Is not the slightest doubt but that tn,
boys will be willing but the engin,
might take a notion and strike.
II. X. NELL passed through the cit!
last Wednesday on his way to tn,
North MOccasin. He had just returne,
from a flying trip to Helena. wher'
he had gone for the purpose of super
intending some repairs which it ha'
become necessary to make on tn
pump shaft at the Kendall pumpinI
plant. Mr.. NELL apprehends no furth
er difficulty with the long pipe lin,
from Warm Spring creek and state
that the big cyanide plant OF the Ken
dali Gold Mining Co. in the Nortl
Moccasin will soon be running to III
full capacity.