Fergus County argus., 1903-09-30
Get a Jewel heater at Lehmap's,


Get a Jewel heater at Lehman's.
C. f. Randolph was In the city from
Grass Range the latter part of the
past week.
The Judith Hardware Co. sell the
elegant White sewing machine.
william II. Carl, OF Flatwillow, was
in the city on business Friday. He
was registered at the bay House.
Blackford & Blackford. attorneys,
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
The Shonkin beef shipment that
was loaded here last week for Chica-
go. were sold on Wednesdays market,
and brought fairly satisfactory prices
good proportion of steers sold at
s4.l5.-River Press.
William Ettien was in the city yes
terday from his ranch in Pig Eye ba-
sin above Utica on the Judith river.
Mr.. Ettien is one Of the largest cattle
owners in his part OF the county. He
says that stock and ranch conditions
are both all that could be desired.
f. II. Crabtree. assays, examinations
and reports. Mining properties listed
for sale. A good list OF undeveloped
properties now offered on reasonable
terms. Cyanide propositions a spec
ialty, Lewistown. Mont
The Montana Lumber Company has
established a lumber yard at the new
town of Moore, on the railway near
Rockford. The company has placed
complete line OF lumber supplies In
their new yard and is prepared to fill
orders for everything in its line Of
trade.
At the Eagle Cafe, Main street, you
can secure the incest short order
meal in Lewistown. Jas. +. Skinner.
Prop.
Last Sunday the management of the
Lewistown hotel was changed from
Carl Hagelson TO Hagelson & Grun.
wald. Mr.. Grunwald was formerly
manager of the Shaules hotel in Ken.
dali and is an experienced hotel man.
He will have charge Of the manage
ment of the Lewistown, and will en-
deavor TO make the service of that
hostelry acceptable to its patrons In
every way possible.
DR.. Carl Schulin, the well known
oculist and aurist, will be here early
in October for few days, at the Day
House.
G. S. Peregrine. rancher and
stockman of the Rock creek bench,
was business visitor to the city last
Thursday. Mr.. Peregrine says that
the oat crop of his section will yield
fully fifty bushels to the acre and the
wheat yield will also be large. He
was accompanied by N. ID. Parcher
of Iowa, who contemplates securing
a farm In this county and becoming
a permanent resident.
Ed. Gosselin. of Havre. who was re.
Gently arrested on charge OF gamb.
ling. appeared in the district court
yesterday afternoon and pleaded
guilty, says the River Press. He was
sentenced to fine of $500, the min
imum penalty provided by the law
and being unable to furnish that
amount was committed to jail tC
serve time at the rate of one day fol
each two dollars of the fine.
Judge Cheadle visited Ross Fork
this week for the purpose of inspect
ing the bitches and water right loca
lions involved in the suits OF Russell
VS.. Marcellus ct al. and Hobson ct al
vs.. Belden. The suit of Russell VS.
Marcellus was tried in the distric
court without jury, and 1t is likel.
that the other suit mentioned will b'
heard In the same way. The objec
of the judges visit was to familariz'
himself with the different Locations
involved In the suits.
Through the neglect of a lazy re
porter the Argus last week failed Il
mention that bright girl baby hat
been born to the wife of william
Mclean. This felicitous event oc
Cured Saturday. September 18th, an,
all parties concerned are doing nice
, ly. II is not often that the Argus ov
. erlooks a matter Of this kind, AM
the cause OF our apology has beer
relegated to life on the range wher'
thoughtlessness is not crime ant
energy is unknown. He is with thu
sheep.