Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13
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Cash paid for hides and pelts by
Bryant Bros. Main street
Jack ONeill, the Utica liveryman,
was in this city yesterday.
Go to the Judith bakery for fresh
bread. cakes, pies. confectionery and
fruit. Telephone orders receive very
prompt attention.
G.. A. Fraser, of Billings, made a
business trip to this city Monday.
Before sowing your wheat use for
maldehyde on It, the sure preventive
for smut in wheat. For sale by Nc
Kechnie & Allan.
Henry Nelson and family, of Den
ton, were in Lewistown the first Of
this week.
The product of the Black Diamond
coal mines is first class. Order from
]. L. Beebe at the Bank of Fergus
County.
j. R. Fuller, of Townsend, was reg.
istered at the Day House Sunday.
When you want coal go to ]. L.
Beebe, the agent for the Black Dia-
mond Coal Co., at the Bank Of Fergus
County.
R. X. Neill, Of Spokane, consulting
engineer for the Kendall Gold Mining
company, arrived in this city Monday
morning and drove on out to Kendall
the same day.
Why do you get so many eggs?
feed green ground bone of the Lew
istown Meat & Provision Co.
Hal. C. Corbett, the Spokane law
yer and mining man, passed through
this city Monday on his way to Ken
dali, where some sort Of a big mining
deal is reported to be on hand.
have just received from New York
City an elegant and we'll assorted
stock of Switches of the first quality;
hair all shades, also the latest novelty
of hair pins and ornaments for the
summer trade. Mrs. leese, Judith
Basin Bank building.
The employees on the Montana Gen.
trail railroad have informed Superin-
tendent Forrest that they will not
strike, no matter what action is TAX
en- by the men of the main line of the
Great Northern.
If you are troubled with falling hair
and dandruff, do not delay, but con-
suit Mrs. Leese at once.
Rev. Van Orsdell is spending a week
in this county and preached at the
Methodist church last Sunday. Broth
er Van Is n of natures noblemen
and numbers his friends in the Ju-
dith Basin by the hundreds.
George B. Grant, of San Francisco,
general agent for the Franklin Fire
Insurance Co., was in this city the
latter part of the week and secured
Wright Bros. as local agent for his
company.
Jack Hughes broke a finger on his
right hand while working at his trade.
stone masonry, Saturday. The acct
dent is unfortunate, as Jack has a
great deal of work piled up before him
which he will be unable to do much
with himself for a week or two.
Mayor Pat Mullins has declared
the afternoon of May 9th, the day on
which President Roosevelt will visit
Butte, to be a general holiday, to en-
able all the miners from the Clark
Amalgamated and Heinze mines and
smelters to the number of about 5000
to turn ont in force and greet the
chief executive.
Mrs. William Jones left Friday via
Benton for Frank, Alberta, the scene
of the terrible landslide week before
last, and where the mother and STEP
father of Mrs. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Ackroyd, were killed and a
brother, Lester Johnson, was serious
ly and perhaps fatally wounded. To
render aid in nursing her brother
is about all Mrs. Jones can do, as
her parents have long since been bur-
led.
Gordon Colver, the ~17-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Colver,
who live in the Warm Springs neigh
borhood, was buried in the city GEM
etery of this place this afternoon, the
services being conducted from the
Presbyterian church by Rev. Quick
enden at / o'clock. He was a stu
dent in the high school here until last
November, but had to quit on account
of heart failure. The parents of the
deceased have the sympathy of the
entire community In their b~ereave-
ment.