Fergus County argus., 1902-10-08
Sporting goods at Judith Hardware

Sporting goods at Judith Hardware
Co.
Harry l.. Luckett returned on Sat.
urday from a trip to Yogo and Utica.
George Hall has disposed of his
shoe stock and put in line of gro.
ceries.
Mrs. o. W. Belden left on Saturday
for a six weeks visit to her home at
Miles City.
The Judith Hardware Co. have the
finest line OF lap robes, blankets. etc.
in town.
A carload of elegant furniture was
received by the Power Mercantile Co.
last week.
Select your heating stove from the
Judith Hardware Co.'S line. They
have stoves to suit all customers.
When you want coal go to ]. l..
Beebe. the agent for the Black Dia-
mond Coal Co., at the Bank of Fergus
County.
The product of the Black Diamond
coal mines is first class. Order from
j. l.. Beebe at the Bank OF Fergus
County.
]. o. Gilkerson and ]. l.. Beebe.
have secured the Mexican" coal
mines and will handle the Black Dia
mond coal this winter.
Johnny Montgomery OF Philbrook
passed through Lewistown last week
on his way to Kendall where he has
secured employment in the mines.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Kimhall. ac.
companied by Mr.. and Mrs James
Weaver, arrived in the city On Thurs
day from Hunters Hot Springs where
they had been visiting for several
days
Henry NJ McRea. brother-in-law to
John A Drake. arrived In Lewistown
on Friday morning and later in the
day went to Gilt Edge en- visit TO
the Great Northern mines, which were
acquired by Mr.. Drake last week.
If you want fine driving or draft
horses communicate with Ralph
Wight of Phiibrook or call at his place
anu inspect the fine assortment al
ways kept I'm hand. It's a cinch you
viii find what you wRnt.
D. NJ. Crowley lately imported
fine stud horse from Webo. Mont. The
animal, which is possessed of a long
pedigree, is a Hambletonian by the
name of Maturity, Formerly owned by
Harry Helms of Glendive, Mont.
Mrs. rr. Frank, pculist is On route
TO Lewistown and will arrive within
a few days She comes well recon-
mended and her expected arrival ear
lier was only delayed by a large
amount of work encountered in other
Montana cities.
A very enjoyable social dance took
place at the residence OF My and Mrs.
William Vannest on Friday night.
when twenty couple of young folks
spent a very jolly evening. First.
class music wGs furnished and the
supper. as usua2 at the Vannest resi-
dence, was thorough success.
E. II. Crabtree. assayer, examins-
tions. reports, assays, promising prop
critics wanted to list for sale. informa-
tion furnished regarding propertiesEn
the Fergus county district. cyanide
a speciality. Best refer
encss given; ;Lewistowo. Montana.
Ed Hersey of Utica visited Lewis
town last week and seemed to think
that republican voters were thick on
the Upper Judith whep The stockmen
have had a practical illustration of
Republican prosperity and are not de-
sirous of experiencingst term of Bem-
ocratic mismSnagement.
Gene and Jerome Lwright of Phil
brook have disposed of their sheep
and will spend the winter far sway
from their Philbrook ranch. Mr.. Gene
Lewriight viii visit points Of interest
on the Pacific coast while Mr.. and
Ms. Jerome Lewrigu go to Mexico
to spend theTinter.
n social nauce will'De given at Ubet
by Mrs. A. b. Barrows on Wednt sday,
October 18th First-class music will
be furnished for the occasion and the
supper will be one of those generous
alta irs whichvre usually given by Mrs.
Barrows, who is justly famed fIr be-
ing a first-ciass caterer.
David Hilger returned from d trip
to o'Bozeman. Butte and Helena and 9TH
errYOints Of interest which he has visit
ed In the state during his absence of
thme weeks. Mr.. HDger dabbied in
politics in Burte and visited places of
interest in Helena, but seems none
the worse and still wears "the same
old smile with a little extension.
A Setter was received by Mayor
Cook yesterday from Mrs. Amanda
Ross, of Louisville. Kzs I, in whicsi she
makes inquiries as to the whereabouts
of her daughter, Mazeppa Ross, who.
she states, was m Iaewistowna a short
time uso. The mayor does not know
of any such person ami would like to
hear from anybedy wso does know,
so that he can sesd an answer to Mrs.
Ross. who is eviaently much worried
as to tbe whereabouts of her taugh-