Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-26
Call and see Mrs. Leese for A good
shampoo and manicure.

Call and see Mrs. Leese for n good
shampoo and manicure.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Blackwell Of Denver ar.
rived in the city Sunday and is Look
ing for a suitable location for setting
up an abstract office.
Turkeys wanted-Cash paid for
prime turkeys. w. w. Kimball.
Henry Neill of Helena, appraiser
of state lands, has been in the city
for several days on business of an
official nature.
For Rent-A good barn, centrally
located. for rent on reasonable terms.
Apply at the Argus office.
Frman Tullock has sold out his in
terest in the Dark Horse Livery barn
to his partner, George Day, and has
leased the Simpson stable from the
proprietor. John Simpson.
c~hsteIsine Lost-Probably on Fifth
avenue Saturday evening last, a la
dies %chatelaine and watch. Finder
will be suitably rewarded by return
ing property to this office.
The p~ostoffice of Rotheimay takes
place of that at Halbert and mail for
Mr.. George Pirrle or those in his en-
ploy should be addressed to the new
Office which is at his ranch.
The next regular meeting of the
Order of Red men, Friday night of this
week. will be held IN Fraternity Hall,
Electric building. All members are
urged to be present.
The Judith Valley Literary Society
will hold its first meeting for the win
ter season at Philbrook next Satur-
day evening, the goth inst. to which
all old friends and new corners are
invited.
Miss Mildred Corbin of Missoula
is in the city visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Bach. Miss Corbin came to
L%ewistown with Mr.. Bach. who made
a business trip to Helena the latter
part of last week.
The Billings Daily Times has added
a sporting editor to its stan and VII
lie B. Good will have to look some
what to his laurels or "Walla Boy
on the banks of the Yellowstone will
steal them from him.
Walker Wells has not yet lost the
smile which o%verspread his face last
Thursday night, when the doctor told
him 1T Is a boy Walker says he
is a lusty lunged lad and is getting
along fine, as is also the mother.
Frank Pick Is the first Of the newly
elected county officers to file his offl-
cial bond. The United States Fidelity
and Guarantee Co. of Baltimore, is
the surety. which makes the bond one
of the best that could be secured.
Frank Carrier and his son, George,
of Sheep Creek, Meagher county, last
week killed one Of the largest bears
seer in that county for some time.
The animal was killed near the Bay
ard ranch on Black Butte creek and
weighed more than 600 pounds.
H. F. Clement came in Friday from
his ranch down on Flatwillow to pay
some taxes and transact other bust.
ness in the city. MI. Clement is one
of the largest wool growers in the
state and recently bought 200 lambs
from the DIR. Parberry estate, paying
S1.75 per head for them.
Thanksgiving day will be celebrat-
ed in Gilt Edge with a grand ball, to
Sc given in Rafter hall tomorrow night
under the auspices of the Modern
Woodmen. Preparations have been
made for a fine time and no doubt a
large crowd will be present to while
away the evening in the terpsichorean
pastime.
A grand masquerade ball will be
given by the Modern Woodmen of
Garneill Christmas night. December
25th. This is the second annual sall
of that thriving organization and a
great success is assured. Prizes will
be given for the best costumes worn
by ladies and gentlemen. Tickets,
including supper, $3.50. Suits can be
rented at Peck's store. The best OF
music has been engaged.
Henry Evers and w. L. Evers. sons
of Mayor Evers of this city. who are
visiting in Iowa, will be married on
the 26th inst. to the Misses Annie and
Emma NJ. Meyers of Doom, Iowa, at
the home of the parents of the brides
The latter were residents of Fort Ben
ton last summer. and have many
friends here who will be pleased to
get news of the happy event. The
newly married couples will make their
homes at Everson, in Fergus county.
River Press.
From George Pirrie. who attended
the sale of state lands In Lewistown
last Saturday, we learn that Mrs. Hal
bert mas resigned the position of post
mistress at Halbert and recommended
the discontinuance of the office. Sim
ul~taneously Mr.. Pirrie applied for a
postoffice at his ranch to be known
as Rotheimay, service to be from the
HGrlowton- Yale-Bercail line. There
Is little doubt OF this being granted
and Mr.. Pirrie will be glad to have
his correspondents address him at
Rotheimay.