Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-10-01
Fall millinery at Powers.

Fall millinery at Powers.
4. W. Korell of Utica was In the
city last week.
For nice cuts OF meat. fresh fish,
fine sausage and provisions. call the
Lewistown Meat and Provision Co.,
Telephone No. "A.
"Abbo." the famous eye specialist,
will be in the city in a few days.
Miss Alderman is at the American
House and will be pleased to receive
calls from anyone desiring to arrange
for music lessons.
C. II. Williams is expected to arrive
home on Monday.
Watch Lost-Saturuay, Sept. 18th,
probably between Lewistown and
Corbly ranch; suitable reward for re-
turn to this Office.
Only the best Of meats kept on hand
at the Lewistown Meat Market.
G. B. Stuart and A. T. Goodspeed
lett for Helena on mining business
the first of the week.
Fresh fish and poultry can be pro-
cured from the Lewistown Meat Mar
ket.
VIM. Blackford purchased a corner
lot on Watson street and Fifth avenue
yesterday from Power Bros.
For SaIe-Eleven Chester White
brood sows and ifty-three young pigs.
Drop a card to V. Pulec, or call at
Moshner's ranch.
The streets are simply in a disgrace
full condition and il is the prevailing
opinion that some steps should be
taken to make them passable at least.
Bryant Bros. guarantee to give sat
~isfaction to their patrons and will fill
all meat orders satisfactorily at the
Lewistown Meat Market.
Ed. Wright made a trip to the capt.
tai of the North Moccasin on Sunday
and returned very favorably impressed
with the future before that lively lit
tie town.
A Dahl will soon open a boot and
shoe repairing shop three doors be-
low the Elkhorn stable in the building
occupied by Anderson. the assayer.
jeff Sherman returned on Monday
from a two months trip to Dakota and
Minnesota. Mr.. Sherman took a bunch
oil horses east with him and disposed
of them at a fairly satisfactory price.
Does your BABY give you any trou-
BILE? II so go to the Montana Hard
ware Co. and buy a baby jumper and
your troubles are over.
Chas. T. Durell returned from the
Republican state convention on Sun
day and was enthusiastic over the
treatment accorded to the visiting
delegates by the people of the electric
city.
w. w. Badger is in the Gilt Edge
hospital as the result of a severe at
tack of typhoid fever. Though in all
probability Mr.. Badger will be sick
for some time to come. yet no serious
results are apprehendeG.
Wanted-About $500 head of sheep
to winter. New shed; excellent range
and abundance of hay. Inquire of
Crane Sheep Co., Belt, Mont.
w. A. Shaules, while in the city this
week, mentioned that the e hotel
built by him at Kendall would be COM
pleted and in operation by December
LIST. The building is ar up-to-date
structure and it will be fitted with all
modern improvements.
If you are in need of a casket or
other undertaker's supplies call at the
Montana Hardware Co. and your
wants will be supplied. Telephone
No. 81 or 80.
M. l.. Woodman is replacing the
frame part of the addition to the Dark
Horse barn with brick work. The
| change was called for by the city oun
Gil, as the building in its former state
did not comply with the fire ordinance.
Have a fine range and abundance
of hay, both alfalfa and blue stubble
for wintering a band of sheep, either
ewes, wether or lambs; 5000 wanted.
| Address IL. R." care ARGUS, Lew
istown.
Messrs. Schnick and Pratt will open
up their new store on Main street to-
morrow. The firm will trade in Sec
ond-hand furnishings and will also
keep a large and varied assortment
of new furniture for sale.
Notice-Anyone intereste- in the
organization or reorganization of
| Sunday Schools in his or her commun-
ity, or IL desiring to form classes. he
or she would do we'll to correspond
with Edwin M. Ellis, of Helena, Mont.
who Is prepared to render assistance
to such persons anywhere in the state
| of Montana.
At the preceding the Re-
publican state convention a boom was
| started for Judge E. X. Cheadle for
associate justice. The Judge. how
ever, declined the honor, which was
offered to him on his well known abil-
ity. J. e. Bower of Stanford vas al
so made the subject of a congression-
al boom by his friends and had he al
lowed the movement to proceed would
have undoubtedly secured heavy sup
port.