Fergus County argus., 1902-10-22

isIactlon 10 their patrons and will nj
all meat orders satisfactorily AZ IN,
Lewistown Meat Market.
t. W. Warren will open a iewelr,
establishment in C. Ia. Wnllams dru,
store In the near future. Mr. war
rem Is well known to the Lewistow,
public and will no doubt secure bi,
share of the trade
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunsmore and tb,
mother Of Mr.. Dunsmore paid n visit
TO the county seat last week and Will,
here finished up a little land busines,
in connection with their ranch at III,
head OF Willow creeh.
Does your baDy give you any trou
BILE? II so go to the Montana Hard
ware Co. and buy a baby jumper ant
your troubles are over.
In order to be satisfactory a ha,
must be up-to-date. becoming, stylish
and of first-class workmanship. Come
TO Madame Gleason's and be supplied
at prices to suit the most economical
The old supporters of the Democ
racy in Fergus county are at loss &c
ascertain where they are at" and are
naturally indignant at the purloinine
of the leadership of the party by pro
fessional politicians.
The W. C. T. U. meets at the home
OF its president, Mrs. Geo. w. Cook
Monday, Oct. goth, at $3.50 p. m. A
large attendance is desired.
NJ. L. Woodman and Joseph Lei.
bert returned last week from a hunt.
ing trip in the Musselshell country.
A splendid time is reported and the
hunters brought back considerable
game as the result o. their trip.
II you want fine driving or draft
horses communicate with Ralph
Wight of Philbrook or call at his place
and inspect the fine assortment al.
ways kept on hand. It's cinch you
will find what you want.
Pete Weydert sold his clip of wool
this year on the Boston market for
twenty cents. The sale netted him
seventeen cents per pound. Mr.. Wey-
dert was offered 1874 cents for his
clip in Great Falls.
z. H. Crabtree, assayer, examina-
tions. reports. assays. promising prop
critics wanted to list for sale, informa.
ton furnished regarding properties in
the Fergus county district. cyanide
propositions a specially. Best refer
ences given; Lewistown. Montana.
Mrs. II. F. Dadmun of Trout Creek
moved into town this week and will
remain this winter in order to allow
her son. Ralph Tavenner, to attend
school. Mrs. Dadmun occupies the
Stone & Long house opposite the
Crowley ranch.
Abbo, the celebrated eye specialist,
VINO has been located in Livingston
for the past seven months, will leave
there Tuesday for our city. The doc
tor has done work for all of the most
prominent people and given entire sat
isfaction where others have failed.
Wa for him.
A letter received from Louis Leh-
man by his father states that he is
contemplating a visit to New York by
way of the Isthmus, at which place he
will see the Panama canal. the pur-
chase Of which is now under consid.
Grafton by the United States govern
ment.
John r. Cook. the North Moccasin
mining man, while in the city last
week. mentioned that the drifting op.
erations in the Abbey claim had met
with pronounced success and one hun
dred and thirty feet of the main tun.
mel is now in solid ore containing
workable values.
DIR. w. A. Long has received copy
of an interesting volumn entitled The
Old World in New Century" the
author of which is the Rev. W. Z. Bar
ton. who was with the party in whose
company Mr.. and Mrs. Long visited
the Old World this year. The book Is
profusely illustrated with interesting
pictures taken en- route and the de-
scriptions of life in the older civiliza-
tion are excellent
John Walsh arrived in the city from
the Yogo sapphire mines on Monday
Mr.. Walsh was the victim of painful,
accident last week. whereby his thumb
and one finger of the right hand was
badly lacerated. At the time OF the
accident he was engaged in holding
a heavy drill on a piece of hard sap.
phire bearing dirt and the man with
the hammer missed the drill and
struck his thumb. wounding 1t in a
very painful manner.
7. w. Warren, the chronometer,
watch and clock maker, will open in
a few days at G. IA. Williams drug
store, next door to postoffice, a first
class watch and jewelry repairing
shop. where you can get your watch
put in as good order for keeping time
as the day 1t left the factory. All
work left at above place will receive
careful and prompt attention. Christ
mas Is coming and you will probably
want a $1,000 diamond or watch OF
equal value or some other article In
our line at like value for holiday or
wedding present and don't forget that
T. w. Warren can fit you out in his
line at any price you wish.