Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-04-22
Cash paid for hides and 2slts by
BRYANT Bros. Main street.

Bryant BIOS, MAIN street
This issue of the Argus contains
some excellent bargain offers in the
furniture line by W. s. Smith.
Mrs. Cross and Mrs. Akley will en-
terrain the st. James Guild on Fri
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Akley.
Johnnie Hagelson has returned TO
the Judith Basin from a prospecting
trip TO Alaska. The climate up that
way was most too frigid for him and
he is glad to get back under the gen.
ial rays of a Montana SUM-.
We have some long time money to
loan on ranch property at reasonable
interest. Hilger 4 %Busenburg.
The registration for the franchise
election a but "A, about % short
of the number registered for the bond
election to secure a water sys-
TEN. There is but little doubt
that the new franchise granting the
railroad a right of way along Ninth
avenue will be granted.
Go to the Judith bakery for fresh
bread. cakes, pies. confectionery and
fruit. Telephone orders receive very
prompt attention.
Peter Sanger, state deputy of the
Fraternal Order OF Eagles, left Mon
day morning for his home in Butte
after assisting the organization of
promising aeries in this place and Gilt
Edge. Mr., Sanger is chief of the
Butte fire department and is known
all over the northwest as a most
efficient fire fighter.
Try a new Deere Sulky Pillow. The
only pillow sold in Fergus county that
gives entire satisfaction. Both for
breaking and stirring. Sold by the
Montana Hardware Co.
If you wish to know where good
bargains are found read the advertise
ments of the mercantile establish
ments found in the Argus. People
who are sufficiently progressive to ad-
vertise are also sufficiently progress
i've to carry the best the market af-
fords. Try them.
We have several lots OF stock cat
tie, well winsered. for sale at $50;
calves thrown in. Good stuff. Hilger
& Busenburg.
The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor will meet as usu.
al at the Presbyterian church Thurs.
day evening at s O'Clock. The topic
Is the Sacred Sabbath" and the
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PEBBLES. All young people invited.
The usual services will be conducted
next Sunday by the pastor.
The product of the Black Diamond
coal mines Is first class. Order from
J. l.. Beebe at the Bank Of Fergus
County.
Mrs. George Wright and Role and
Francis Fisher desire to express their
thanks to the neighbors and friends
who so kindly proffered and render
ed their ervices during the last i'll
ness and death Of their father, George
Fisher. Such kindness will eve be
held in the most grateful apprecia-
ton by the bereaved children.
II you have ground that no ordinary
pillow will scour In get a Good Enough
Sulky Disk Plow OF the Judith Hard
ware Co., and your troubles will cease.
About moor Monday Joseph Melon
aid, who was working in the Barnes
King mine. met with a serious acct.
dent. While cutting some wedges in
a l~ow-roofed shed the axe struck the
top OF the shed and was knocked from
his hand, falling behind him. As IL
fell the sharp edge inflicted a deep
cut along his back. seyering the mus.
Giles and injuring him in such a way
that he will be laid up In the hospital
for two or three weeks.
When you want coal go to ]. l..
Beebe, the agent for the Black Dia-
mond Coal Co., at the Bank Of Fergus
County.
Asa Carpenter returned Sunday
from a trip around to some of the
big ranches Of the county, with a
load of clothing. He visited the n.
Bar, Parberry, Clement and George
Wright outfits and found them all
busy Landing. with the exception of
the N-Bar. Some losses are being
suffered. but generally speaking the
season promises to be a successful
one. Asa had a good trip and left
again this morning for the big out
fits down on the Judith.
Harness made of solid, pliable leath.
er. no stretching, spongy stock. nc
ripping, and warranted in every way.
You will find IL at the Judith Hard.
ware Cos.
Sheriff J.. p. Slater returned yes,
terday at Dol from Warm Springs.
where he went last week to take viii
and Ed. Shea, who were confined in
the asylum at that place. Neither
made the least bit Of trouble on the
way over and at times talked in an
entirely rational manner. The auth
critics at the asylum think that 1t Is
doubtful II Eds. physical condition
will permit them to give him the
treatment necessary to relieve his
mental weakness.