Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-19
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Turkeys Wanted-Cash paid for
prime turkeys. w. W. Kimball.
A. T. Cowell OF Kansas City. is m
this section this week looking after
some mining interests.
For Rent-A good barn. centrally
located. for rent on reasonable terms,
Apply at the Argus office.
G. e. Bower, a prominent stockman
of Stanford, was in the city yesterday
as a witness in the Marshall case.
Ffremen's dance, Thanksgiving. No.
vember 9th. Don't forget il. Tickets
for sale by firemen and at business
houses.
A large amount of public land has
been advertised Tor sale OF lease by
Register Thomas ID. Long at the court
house next Saturday.
AL. Johnson wishes to call the al.
tention of his friends to his new 10.
cation in the old Power building. He
asks you to see MIN for a clean shave
or smooth haircut.
Mrs. Leese has moved her MILL.
merry and hair dressing establishment
from her old stand to the rooms be-
low the Lewistown hotel, lately va
Gated by r. Schmutz, the cigar man.
Tom Smith went to Harlowton last
Thursday to meet his wife aud daugh.
ter. who have been spending the sum
mer and winter in WhitcOme. Wash.
He returned with them to L.ewistown
Saturday.
Billy jenkins and lack st. Clair
spent several long hours Sunday down
on Warm Spring creek, trying to do
mortal injury to some ducks. They
got one apiece. Dick Young and Gus
Runzler were also in that vicinity
hunting chickens with the same luck
two chickens.
C. NJ. Kelly and II. A. Moulton. I'm.
der the firm name of Kelly a. MOul-
ton. will establish an abstract. real
estate and insurance office in the
rooms now occupied by DR.. Atchison
in the Bright building on upper Main
street. after the expiration of Mr.. Kel.
ly's term of office as clerk and re.
corder.
Charles McCay, driver of the High
field stage, made a shot with a six
shooter of which he is rather proud
as he came over Wednesday after
noon. He was crossing the Snowy
mountains when he saw a blacktail
buck standing at least n hundred
yards distant, and, without much
hopes of killing the animal, drew out
a six-shooter and took a shot, drop
ping the deer in its tracks.
Firemen's dance, Thanksgiving. No
vember 9th. Don't forget II. Tickets
for sale by firemen and at business
houses.
Jack Rowley, the well known Flat.
willow stockman returned Friday from
a trip to Omaha, having taken some
stock to that market. On his way
home he stopped off several days in
Billings and tried his luck on the bow
ling alleys, now owned by J. q. Sher-
man. He did some good bowling and
was in the game in which Mrs. Mac
Glashan broke the state record for
ladies, with a score of PA.
r. K. Hamilton returned Friday
from Chicago, where he went several
weeks ago with some stock. Although
his train a laid out OH the road for
two days. on account Of a wreck, he
foupd q good market getting S5.40 for
his cattle, which averaged 1894 lbs.
During his stay in thu city he attend.
ed the horse show for several days,
aud among other Interesting exhibi.
tons, saw a Chicago horse break the
hirdling record, csuaring an obstruc.
ton seven feet eight inches high
Lem Coates, one of the old-timers
an this section, tied Wednesday ev.
lining al the county hospital, wher he
had been confined for the past three
months. Deceased was well known
all over Northern Montana as one OF
the best roundup cooks that ever
struck a camp. and found a hearty
welcome from whatever outfit he might
happen to run across. One by one the
old-timers are passing across the riv
er on to the limitless range of the
Great Beyond, into the service of the
Perfect Boss Of the grand final round
up.
DIR. and Mr.. w. A. Long entertain
ed the Tuesday club on the evening OF
November 18th. Progressive euchre
was the game played. the prizes. a
china cup AMI saucer and a china
plate. going to Mrs. George Bach and
Mr.. Rudolf Won Tobel. Judge Cheadle
and Mrs. Vrooman were the recipients
of the consolation prizes. Very few
of the members were absent and there
were a number of guests. Dainty re
freshments were served, after which
a general social time was enjoyed
On Friday evening Yrs. w. A. Long
entertained for her little daughter
Miss Marguerite. From 1880 until
1890 the sixteen boys and girls en-
joyed the games and dancing and par
l'took of the delicious refreshments
Mrs. Symmes and Miss PEBBLES assist
J ed Mrs. Long.