Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-04-22
Seed oats at Lehman's.


Teddy Abbott was In the city Thurs
day.
Reclaimed spring seed wheat al
Montana Hardware Co.
David Scott is helping out on the
Democrat force this week.
Manager Haverfeld, Of the Benton
Stage company, went over the route
to Benton Friday.
Let the Benton Stage Company han
die your express. Telephone No. 1873
The Good Enough Sulky pillow is the
stuff. Call at the Juui,u Hardware
Co.
Joe Baker. of Gilt Edge, came over
Thursday to assist organizing the new
Eagles lodge.
Re-cleaned seed oats at the Mon
tana Hardware Co.
Miss Helen Cross returned home last
Thursday from an extended visit with
relatives and friends in Sioux Falls.
S. d.
Mike Threachy, the Philbrook stock
man, made a business trip to Lewis.
town Thursday and Friday.
Have you seen w. S. Smiths new
carpet samples. thirty-one new pat
terms.
L. B. Divers, Of Utica, is in Regina.
Canada, looking after his extensive
stock interests. His wife is visiting
her relatives in Missouri.
The Benton Stage Co. will increase
their service to four times a week be-
ginning Sunday, April 18th.
E. R. Norton will take charge of the
COW herd on May 1st. Those wishing
their cows run in the herd will please
have them ready. Good pasture:
plenty of water.
If you want a nice carpet for your
parlor, made up nice with a border at
Chicago prices, see ". S. Smith.
The last club dance of the season
was given in Bebb's hall Friday even
ing. The usual crowd was present
and a good time was had by all.
Seed oats at Lehman's.
Harry Chase, who was with Hutch
ison's Imperial Stock company, which
showed here week before last, quit
the show in this city and Is employed
in Jenkens' barber shop.
The Norwich Fire Insurance Society
OF England is one of the strongest in
the world. Kelly & Moulton, agents.
A 12-pound girl was born to the
wife of NJ. w. Johnson, of Fort Ma
ginnis, at the city hospital in this city
Monday morning. Both mother and
babe are reported as getting along
nicely.
Wanted-Place on ranch for man
and wife, with two children.
A restaurant is being added to the
Elkhorn saloon by the proprietors,
Gibbons & Phillips. AS soon as it ia
ready for occupancy Jack White will
move from his present location and
take charge of the new stand
For a consideration of $1,000 Peter
A. Munson has sold to George Easton
100 acres OF land described as the
seA Of the nwA and the ek of the
swA, and the swA Of the SEA, soc.
IL, tip I'm, range 10 east.
Remember that Saturday, April Is,
is the day of Madame Gleason's sale
on dress hats from $500 to $500.
Don't miss it.
John Sturrock, of Helena, was in
the city the first of the week and while
here contracted to put in a steam
heating plant for Lehman's depart
ment store, the work to commence
right away. The plant will cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
Passengers leaving Lewistown on
the Benton stage reach Great Falls at
4:30 the next morning, Helena at s a.
m. and all points on the Great North
ern t%wenty-four hours ahead Of any
other line.
There will be no more prize fights,
or rather glove contests" in Havre,
the authorities up that way having
decided that the little city was get.
ting entirely too sporty. Fredericks
and Herrera will have to seek anoth.
err place in which to biff each other
with the padded mitts.
The Banjo and Mandolin Club con-
tains the best talent in the city. Cul.
ver's hall April oath.
1t is reported from Harlowton that
the railroaders are making excellent
progress in their work towards this
city. Three crews are at work and
with a continuation of the present nice
weather another month will see them
out several miles with the grading.
Fresh fruit al always be had al
the Judith bakery. Telephone 1877.
Charlie Denyes returned Thursday
morning from Harlowton, where he
went on a little pleasure trip Wednes
day. Fearing that he might run short
of edibles and the wherewith with
which to buy a ride back home some
of his friends provided him with a loi
of rice and a few pairs of extra shoes
when he left. but he didn't appear tc
appreciate the favors so very much