Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-04-02
Vote for w. D. symmes 10 alderman
from the Second Ward.


Piano sale every evening all week
at culver's.
DR.. Stearns. the eye specialist, is
still at the Lewistown hotel.
II you want to buy strawberry
plants inquire of E. d. Barney, Deer
field, Mont.
It is conceded by all that the Nc
Donald Creek coal is the only good
coal offered for sale.
The crops are being rapidly put In
at the Waite & Elliot ranch at the
mouth of the Judith.
Don't let anyone tell you that White
Satin is not the best -four; increased
sales show its popularity.
Miss Ward, much to the satisfac-
ton of her friends, is again able to
be out and enjoy the fresh air.
You can have your shoes promptly
mended by leaving them at w. ].
Wells store, corner of Fifth avenue.
Best quality Of hams and bacon, as
well as superior fresh meats, and fish
and game in season, at the Lewistown
Meat Co.
e. ID. Barney of Deerfeld has a
splendid assortment of strawberry
plants for sale. Apply by letter to
Deerfeld.
Active operations have commenced
on the laying of the concrete side
walk in front Of the store of the Pow
er Mercantile Co.
Does your baby give you any trou-
BILE? II 30 60 to the Montana Hard
ware Co. and buy a Baby Jumper and
your troubles are over.
Four splendid bargains In new pi.
amos at Culver's till Saturday, April
9Th. They must be sold or shipped
by that date. ORION BROS.
Filing Johnson, who is interested
in the Abbey Gold Mining Co., is in
the city and states taal the cave dis
covery on the Abbey claims is ION
the square,"
A grand Masonic banquet will take
place next Saturday evening on which
occasion good things. tDth for the In
ner man and the intellect, will be
served to the assembled members of
the Masonic lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Gibson welcom-
ed the advent of two little strangers.
a boy and a girl, early Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Gibson and the babies are
doing nicely, while Hal" wears a
genial and happy smile.
Johnny McCann's team stampeded
last Saturday morning from in front
of the ElkhfTn harm but was prompt
ly stopped by the Rev. Pfaus when
they reached the corner opposite the
Bank of Fergus county.
w. X. Sudduth of ,Lavina was in
Lewistown last week in order TO be
present at the Nearing of the case of
Sudduth VS.. Sudduth, a divorce case
which was settled by "a mutual I'M
derstanding hast Saturday.
For saIe-A. N. Weydert has sew
en- head of broken driving, work and
saddle horses which he will sell at a
reasonable figure. They weigh from
1000 to 1000 pounds and can be seen
at the old Weydert ranch.
Mr.. Frank Pick, being compelled
to give up his blacksmithing bust
ness owing to RI affection of his eyes
he has leased his shop 10 Jackman
& Moran Parties owing Mr.. Pick
will confer a kindness by leaving the
amount with his successors at As
early a da1e as possible.
Joseph King mat with a very pain.
full accident last week while at his
ranch on Rock crsek. The horse he
was riding slipped and fell, catching
his foot and badly bruising lit. He
was brought to town and is now re,
ceiving every attenfon at the home
of James Corcoran.
Mrs. Lena Wilcox, recently Of
Townsend, has secupsi rooms IN the
Culver building. wheye she viii en-.
gage In the millinery business. She
took nossession today and is rtsdy
to attend the wants of ahose desirhng
anything in her line. Mrs. Wilcox
learned her art in Chicago and feas
prepared to give entire satisfaction
To her fafy customers both as to prices
and the quality of her work. Some
of her stock has not arrived and a lit
tie time win be required 10 make a
proper display of goods, bu she In
yites the ladies of Lewistowu to call
and see her and asks for a share oil
their patronage.