Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-02-26
w. A. shaules of Kendall was

transacting business In the city last
Saturday. Mr.. Shaules mentioned the
fact that the price OF real estate was
raising in the town OF Kendall and
that there was a lively demand for
town lots.
DIR. NJ. Z. Curtiss. Lewistown's new
dentist, has furnished dental parlors
in the Judith Basin Bank building.
The rooms are furnished In a very
elaborate and the doctor Is
cow In a position to accomplish the
best OF work.
News has been received from tho
Fergus ranch at Armells that Andrew
Fergus, who has been suffering from
a severe attack of indigestion. is much
better. The Hon. James Fergus
though somewhat feeble, is decidedly
better than a week ago.
A very pleasant social was given at
Mrs. Eddy's residence on Monday
night to the Good Templars, at which
there were in the neighborhood of
thirty people present. Elegant re.
fieshments were served and the even
ing was passed in a very pleasant
manner.
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 of and the other split, Not.
ify Cox & Skaggs, Of Lewistown.
Don't allow yourself to forget tina.
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 Q a. m.
daily and Kendall at 3 p. m. Extra &C.
commodations when necessary. Reli-
able agents to handle express and
careful attention to all business.
Mrs. Mahana and Mrs. Anderson
will continue Miss Johnston's dancing
class. Mrs. Anderson is from Prof.
Hammill's dancing class of Great
Falls and is fully competent to give
instructions in dancing. The adult
class will be on Tuesday evening
from 8 o'clock until IL; children's
class on Saturday from 1 O'Clock until
$3.50; special ladies' class from $3.50
until $50. Prices, for adults. 81;
children, rs cents per lesson.
DIR. John A. Wiener aIi l.. c. vii.
son of Great Falls we've in Lewistowr
last Thursday after returning from
Kendall. where the gentlemen have
decided to locate. DIR. Wiener has
been practicing In Great Falls for
some time and Mr.. Wilson has beer
connected with the Randall Drug Co
Both gentlemen left for Great Falls
Friday, and as soon as possible they
will return, to be followed later by a
full stock of drugs. which will be in
stalled in the building formerly occu
pied by ]. L. Nielsen at Kendall, which
they have purchased.
Thos. Garlick. bell wether Of Re-
publicans about Deerfield, and a farm.
er who never but once in his. life sent
to market cobble stones in the wheat
sacks. is spending a couple of days in
Lewistown. Christmas day Mr.. Gar
lick started to hitch up his old mare
for a drive over to Neighbor Reeds,
intending to ask Mr.. Reed to come
and celebrate with him; but the mare
kicked on working on Christmas day
and for three weeks Mr.. Garlick nurs-
ed a badly injured knee. Notwith-
standing his years he and his wife
gave the injury all the attention neces
sary and today he is getting about al
most as well as though a surgeon had
visited him. The old gentleman is
still playing first violin at the country
dances In that section and II is said
that he saws II off" a little livelier
pyary time