Fergus County argus., 1902-07-30
Pianos and organs at culver,s.

Pianos and organs at Culver's.
The Women of Woodcraft extend q
cordial invitation to the Woodmen OF
the World, their families and sweet
hearts to attend a card party at Frs
ternity hall, Wednesday eve, August
9th. Ice cream and cake will be serv.
ed. for which a charge OF 25 cents
will be made.
For ice cold Milwaukee kes beer
go to Louis Landt's place.
Kendall Chronicle; Mr.. e. b. Smith
has sold his interest in the boarding
house at the Kendall mine. Mr.. Smith
leaves Friday with his family for Spo.
kane. Wash. where he will reside In
the future. Grant Robinson succeeds
Mr.. Smith as proprietor of the board.
ing house.
See Stafford's prices on harness and
saddles.
Camp Arthur. which has for two or
three years been the favorite resort
of the society folk during the hot
summer weather promises TO be en-
tirely ignored this year. The young
are quite ready to take up
their abode there but the matrons
and young ladies seem of another
mind. Perhaps some other camp may
be selected. but il is more likely that
no general migration to the country
will occur this season.
For hard water use amoline soap
at Mckechnic & Allan's.
Cashier G.. ]. Bach of the Judith
Basin Bank left Friday morning for
New York. He will remain but a few
days in the metropolis and return west
in time to join in the Elk's conclaye
at Salt Lake City August 12th and
come home with the Montana delega.
ton. Mrs. Bach and family returned
from Missoula last week. accompan-
led by Mrs. Bach's sister, Miss Grace
Corbin, who will visit until Septem.
ber.
For Liberal Liver's Liver try Phos.
pho Port sold at all leading bars.
One week from Saturday is the
date set for leaving Lewistown by
those who go to Salt Lake City to
attend the annual meeting OF the
Elks. Early in the session it appear.
ed that large number would attend
from the Lewistown lodge. but for
various reasons this number has been
much reduced. In addition to the
Elks. several will go from Lewistown
who desire to take advantage of the
low rates to visit the home of the Nor.
mons. Among the latter Is Mr.. Wal.
ter Knight.
DO you want your piano tuned. |
do II right. Send postal to Robert
Stickney, Lewistown.
DR.. X. S. Hedges was called to Bill.
ings last week by a telegram from
DR.. Cliff Lindsey informing him that
his wife was suffering from an attack
in which appendicitis was threatened
and requesting him to come at once.
DR.. Hedges responded and returned
yesterday morning. He found Mrs.
Hedges quite i'll, though a careful d.
agnois by the physicians proved the
difficulty not to be as serious az at
first believed. For at least two weeks
Mrs. Hedges will be confied to her
room, after which she will return to
her home In Lewistown.
have an elegant piano FIR sale at
your own price. Am in hard luck.
Chas. Wilson, care ARGUS.
Deeds dated last spring but just
filed for record involve the transfer
of considerable real estate south of
the Snowles. Arthur B. jerks OF
Bercall deeds to Chas. Meyers Of Gun.
ton the nwh OF the swh of section
20, the eh of the sei4. of section 80,
and the neh of the nei4 OF section 81,
township IL north Of range IS east.
also 800 inches of water, for $500. G..
w. Cooper deeds to Jas. DAILY 300
inches of water OF Timber creek for
81 and DAILY deeds the same to Chas.
Meyers for a like consideration. r.
II. Porter deeds to Burt Long OF Gun
ton the sh Of the seh OF section 2s,
and the nIl of the nell OF section 33
township IL north OF range IS east
for $1,000.
Tanglefoot, tanglefoot, tanglefoot,
NJ NnKn.bain r. AItan',