Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-03-12
Judith Belle flour at st.75 per sack
at Power Mercantile Co.

at Power Mercantile Co.
B. F. Lepper of Flatwillow wa.
~transacting land business in the cit,
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Gallagher O
Philbrook were t%ransacting business
at the local land Office last week.
DIR. d. ID. Stearns the eye special
list of Billings. will be in Lewistowr
this week and remain for seyera
days.
II is reported that A, ID. Barney OF
Philbrook will shortly put in a butch
err shop in connection with his pres
ent store.
Firemen and citizens should no,
forget the meeting to be held Friday
night when the necessities of fire
protection will be discussed.
Your little girl has outgrown tina
organ. Swap 1t on a new piano al
Orion Bros sale to be held soon a,
Culver's Studio. and make her happy
800 made on piano purchase by
waiting for orion Bros record-break.
ing piano sale to be held soon at Cul.
ver's Studio. Eastern prices and
easy payments.
NJ. NJ. Williamson, the well known
purveyor of liquid refreshments at
Utica, has been busy for several
days putting in a branch establish.
ment at Kendall.
Benjamin Mcleod of Utica paid a
visit to the city last week and while
here mentioned that John Moore had
returned to Utica after one years
residence in Billings.
In buying a piano of orion Bros.
you save at least 800, enough to ed
ucate a family in music. Their next
sale will be at Culver's about April
LIST. Easy payments.
Eight pianos sold in I days of Orion
Bros. special sale that ended March
18th. IL you didn't see them then.
wait till about April LIST. when they
will have another sale.
A. G. Greene, a prominent wool.
grower of Ubet, and postmaster at
Greene, Mont, visited the city on Sat,
urday. Mr.. Greene was accompanied
to town by his daughter.
George A. PARROT has recently
purchased the Bailey & McGinn hay
business on the east side and has
about one hundred tons of good baled
hay on hand, which he will sell cheap
for cash.
Nathaniel McCauley, the prosper
Gus cattleman of Grass Range, was
in the city on Monday. Mr.. Nc
Cauley says that cattle wintered well
in his district and a big crop Of calves
is expected.
j. b. Elliott of the firm Of Elliott
& Waite visited Lewistown this
week. Mr.. Elliott resides in Billings
and states that every indication in
that section of the country points to
an early spring.
DIR. NJ. Z. Curtiss, Lewistown's new
dentist, has furnished dental parlors
in the Judith Basin Bank building.
The rooms are furnished in a very
elaborate manner and the doctor is
now in a position to accomplish the
best OF work.
William Oates. a well known resi-
dent of Philbrook, will return to ttat
section of the country In the near fu.
ture, accompanied by a bride. Mr..
Oates Won his wife at Hawardcn.
Iowa. she being formerly Miss Flos-
sic White of that place.
Notiee-Anybody finding any Of the
Hook brand of cattle. the property OF
Cox & Skaggs win please take same
up and feed them and notify owners,
who will pay charges. The brand is
a hook on shoulder and left thigh, one
ear cut off and the other split. Not
ify Cox & Skaggs, of Lewistown.
The bowling tournament which
took place last week between picked
teams chosen from the members OF
the Knights of Pythias and the local
lodge of Redmen, was concluded last
Saturday night. The championship
was secured by the Knights OF Pyth-
las with 1875 points to spare.
Don't allow yourself to forget that
the cheapest, quickest and most com
Portable way to travel to or from Ken
dali is via the lines OF the Kendall
stage company. Concord. four horse
coaches, leave Lewistown at 9 a. m.
daily and Kendall at 3 p. m. Extra ac-
commodations when necessary. Reli.
able agents to handle express and