Fergus County argus., 1902-12-17
Sporting goods at Judith Hardware

Sporting goods at Judith Hardware
Co.
For Rent-Furnished rooms; lnopire
of Mrs. Bean, corner First avenue and
Boulevard.
John Mabrey Of Grass Range made
business trip to this city the first
Of the week.
Buy your coal of the Mcdonald
Greek Coal Co. Office at Norman's $
jewelry store.
Attorney Albert ]. Galen OF Hell.
ena, is transacting business in Lew.
istown today.
Ed. Russell, the we'll known Hell.
ena attorney. is in the city this week
attending district court
The Ticket found in each sack OF
White Satin -four will be received in
trade at five cents each at the stores.
James Madder OF Philbrook was in
town last week. He will shortly start
for his old home in lilnois to spend
the winter.
Does your baby give you any trou.
BILE? II so go to the Montana Hard.
ware Co. and buy baby jumper and
your troubles are over.
A beautiful hat makes an appro-
pirate Christmas gift. Buy one at
Madame Gleason's during the spec.
ial sale beginning Dec. 18th and last.
ing one week.
Tom Duffy OF Stuart was in town
yesterday, his first visit since the
election. Like many others, Tom
says that the Republicans didn't turn
out and vote in his section.
Ira PRESLEY of Missoula. who was
tried in the district court at Missoula
last week for the murder of his wife.
was found not guilty by the jury. All
of the evidence was purely circum.
stantial and of no very convincing
character at that.
Joseph Bertrand has sold his in
terests in the general merchandise
business of Bertrand & Laux to s. s.
Beebe. the new owner having taken
possession last Monday. Mr.. Bertrand
is yet undecided as to what business
he will engage In.
A grand masquerade ball will be
given by the Modern Woodmen Of
Garneill Christmas night. December
25th. This Is the second annual Jall
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.
Only two weeks are left during
which advantage can be taken of our
exceedingly low offer to new subscrib-
ers-the Argus until January, 1904,
for 81 cash. Notwithstanding the ad-
vertisement no longer appears, the
offer has not been withdrawn but the
demands on our columns would not
permit us to withhold that much space
from our regular patrons during the
holiday season. The Argus for year
would make mighty acceptable
Christmas present in many a home
in Fergus county and the opportunity
to secure 1t for So will not likely oc.
cur again.
Mrs. Della Birmingham of Au Claire
Wis, sacrificed many of the necessi
ties of life for months that she might
save up sufficient money to come to
Montana to present in person an ap
peal to Governor Toole to pardon heI
son, who is serving a term in the
penitentiary for an offense commit
ted over four years ago. Her appea
reinforced by the recommendation fol
leniency of the judge who sentenced
the young man. and other prominent
citizens who were acquainted with the
circumstances, had the desired effect
and the governor granted a free ant
unconditional pardon. Young Bur
lingham will accompany his mother
back to her Wisconsin home ant
make an effort to blot out with homes
living and hard work the disgrace o
his past life.
B. C. White of Ubet was In the cit!
Monday on land business. He wa
accompanied by Mrs. c. II. Perrine
Mr.. White will move his family Il
Lewistown in a couple OF weeks Il
give them the advantage Of ou
schools. They will occupy their resi-
dence. formerly the Vinson property
Louis Lehman returned last Sunda,
from an extended trip during which
he travelled through California. Oh
Mexico, Central and South Americ;
and the eastern states. When calle'
upon for narrative OF the numerous
adventures met with on the trip h
was too busy waiting on customer
to "dig up" very much. but said h
would light up his pipe some tim
in the near future and turn out few
things hitherto unpublished concern
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