Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-03-19
Judith Belle flour at s1.75 per sack
at Power Mercantile Co.

at Power Mercantile Co.
Benz. Mcdonald of Garneill was G.
visitor at the county seat last Thurs
day.
DR.. ID. d.. Stearns of Billings, eye
specialist. can be consulted at the
Lewistown.
II 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. SO or SO.
Mrs. Sloane. librarian. reports that
during the first week after the re-
ceipt of the new books. there we're
issued ninety-three volumes, of which
ninety were fiction and three Of trav.
Ell.
On the hooks In the Lewistown
meat market can be seen some OF
the finest beef eve offered for sale
In Lewistown. II was fattened on
alfalfa and oats by Mr.. Frank Jae-
ger Of Beaver creek.
The Epworth League gave a jolly
social at the residence of Mrs. Eddy
last Friday evening at which forty
five guests were present. A bounti-
full repast was furnished by the lea.
que and the evening was passed very
pleasantly with games and music.
Matt. Driscoll. of Billings, says:
This is to certify that DIR. d. d.
Stearns has examined and p~rescrib-
ed glasses for my wife which are
giving her perfect satisfaction and !
cheerfully recommend him to anyone
needing his professional services"
A. II. Frame while in the city this
week mentioned that there was a
noticeable lack OF school facilities In
the East Fork district and that a
number of children were not able to
attend school owing to the distance
| to be traversed to the nearest school
house.
DIR. Stearns. the eye specialist. who
Is at the Lewistown hotel for a few
days, visited Lewistown some years
ago and notes with pleasure the many
improvements since his last visit. He
is being kept engaged with those
whose eyes have been neglected and
will remain for a week or two longer.
Henry Danioth of Beaver creek
was calling upon friends in Lewis.
town last Friday and feeling "pretty
goot, thank you" The day previous
Mrs. Danioth gave birth to twins.
both girls, and 1t was only by the
most diligent persuasion that Hank"
was kept on the ranch until the
next day.
J. NJ. Croft has purchased the re-
mainder of the lease on the Croft
ranch at Stanford. which was held
by Benjamin McConkey, and during
this summer the ranch will be run
under the direction of Thomas Simp-
son. who will shortly take charge.
Mr.. McConkey's mother is sick and
he will go east to visit her at once.
The study OF the eye IL a profession
in itself and one of the most difficult
to master. DIR. Stearns has spent
years in acquiring his knowledge. he
has had several years of experience,
he can show you letters of recommen-
dalton from many well known people
and will be in town for but a few
days.
J. ID. Losecamp. the well known
merchant of Billings. said in a letter
to DIR. Stearns: 81 am pleased to in
form you that the glasses fitted TO
my eyes are in every respect what !
have wished to aid my eyes, being
easy and more comfortable than any
of the three pairs that ! have had
made in the past two years" DIR,
Stearns is at the Lewistown hotel for
a few days.
Z. r. Cleveland. the Kendall news,
paper proprietor. was in the city yes
terday and mentioned hat he expect
ed to issue the first edition Of the
Kendall Chronicle next week. He has
not yet decided on the day OF publ
cation but states that It will In al
probability be Saturday. The last
consignment of the plant to be used
In the publication Of the Kendall pa
per passed through Lewistown OF
Monday