Fergus County argus., 1902-04-16
A large and well selected stock Of
wall paper at W. s. Smiths.

FeRtA ~ W. ~ 1hAsta
w. S. Smiths for carpets. Cut
and sewed free OF charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Perrine OF Ubet
have been visiting the county sea,
this week.
How about the chicken and COW or
dinance? Complaints are made OF
both running loose.
]. d. Waite left for Utica on Mon
day for the purpose Of looking up his
stock interests there.
Buy the Hamilton piano, the prize
winner. w. S. Smith will save you
800 on a piano and you are trading
at home.
The ladies of st. James Guild have
a wind mill which they will sell cheaI
for cash. For further particulars en-
quire at this office.
Judge Sawyer of Gilt Edge paid a
visit to town last Friday and men
toned that the little mining town
was quiet at present.
The county treasurer states tina,
arrangements are now being made tc
apply for deeds to ranch property
which has been sold for taxes.
Mrs. j. c. Ward and her nephew
Bert Moore, left for Kansas on Tues
day morning. Miss Cora Ward will
reside with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Row
ley.
Blackford & Blackford, attorneys
office in Judith Basin bank building
Or. N. e. curtiss, dentist, over Ju
dith Basin Bank. Crown and bridge
work speciality.
J. A. Walsh of Helena is acting al
associate counsel with Rudolf Vol
Tobel on behalf of P. I. Moule in the
case of Pirie VS.. Moule, now beins
tried IN the district court.
1t is q noticeable fact that tn,
tramp element has been very much IL
evidence during the past week, an,
this, like the coming of migrator.
birds. is a sure harbinger of spring.
Among those attending court a
witnesses in the Pirrie-Moule wate
right case are genial Tom Halber
and Mr.. L. p. Stigen, one of the prom
ihent woolgrowers of south of tn
Snowies.
For good loaf of bread and any
thing good in the line of cakes an
pies call at the Judith Bakery, nov
open to the public. The old bake
formerly employed for three years a
the Lewistown Bakery in charge.
For a good loaf of bread and an,
thing good in the line of cakes an
pies call at the Judith Bakery, no,
open to the public. The old bake
formerly employed for three years a
the Lewistown Bakery in charge.
The Judith Hardware Co. will fu
nish a casket or coffin on the shor
est notice. Embalming done and m
talic caskets furnished when desire
Bodies brought to town will hay
proper care for burial. Telephone
or 13S.
DIR. NJ. E. Curtiss, Lewistown's ne
dentist, has furnished dental parlol
in the Judith Basin Bank buildin
The rooms are furnished in a vel
elaborate manner and the doctor
row in a position to accomplish I'll
best of work.
Golden Jack" Lee, who has latel
lost two fingers as the result of III
premature explosion of a detonatin
cap, is again able to get aroun,
Jack" has been in Mrs. Van Dusen
hospital, where he has received tn
best of treatment and is already ma
ing plans for future work.
Arrangements are now being mad
for the placing in position of the b
glass front in the Power Mercanti
Co.'S building. The ceiling, whic
has been delayed in the east, is no
on It's way out here and there
every possibility that the compar
will move into it's new quarters |
June 1st.
DR.. Stoll is in receipt of lett,
from a prominent eye specialist
Chicago, to whom he had recommen
ed Frank Pick, our well known blac
smith. The doctor states that !
fears that no good can be accomplis
ed by treatment of Mr.. Picks lie
eye. In which there is detachmel
of the retina, but by the use Of prop'
glasses and restraint from heavy wol
the specialist says Mr.. Pick can r
tain the use of his right eye. thoue
Improvement may not be possibl
This is very unwelcome news TO NJ
Picks many friends.