Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-06-03

The Benton Stage company puts
their passengers into Great Falls. Hell
ena and Butte from four to six hours
In advance Of any other line.
b. II. Bowman, of Castle Butte, was
in this city Saturday and left the first
OF the week for Texas on a visit to his
son. He went by way of Butte, where
he will visit his daughter for a few
days.
Hair Work made to order-Mn. A.
Mcleod, Boulevard. near Third Ave.
j. A. Gordon. Lewistown. is west
ern agent for the p. N. Peterson Gran
tie CO.. manufacturers of fine monu
ments and artistic memorials Of every
description and will be pleased 20
give samples and estimates. Address
all communications to Lewisto vn.
Fresh bread. cakes, pies and every
thing in the bakery line delivered at
your homes. Telephone 1877.
Governor Toole has issued a proc.
lamation for the observance of June
18th as Flag day. and recommending
that the citizens of the state show
their patriotism by such ceremonies
as may be in keeping with the spirit
of the occasion.
w. p. Sullivan. foreman of the Mil.
e Cattle Company. had his arm
broken by the overturning of the Ben
ton coach while coming In last Fri
day. He received surgical treatment
when he got TO this city and his arm
will be as good as ever in a few
weeks.
Only the best or meats kept on hand
ut the Lewistown Meat Market.
Judge Henry C. Smith. OF Helena,
has accepted the invitation Of the
Business Mems association 10 deliver
the Fourth of July address in this
city. Judge Smith is not only one of
the states most able %jurists, but has
a wide reputation as an orator and
the people of this city are to be con.
graduated upon securing his services
for the Fourth.
Try the Acme Cafe CSC dinners, and
IL you don't say they are the best in
town, 1t costs you nothing.
John T. Morrow. who has been EN-.
ployed in an official capacity with
the Boston & Montana smelter in
Great Falls for the past ten years. the
last few years having been spent as
superintendent of those great works,
has resigned his position and will 60
to Old Mexico. where he has accepted
a position with a large copper smelt.
ing company. His successor at the
Boston * Montana has not yet been
decided upon.
Why do you get so many eggs?
[ feed green ground bone OF the Lew.
istown Meat & Provision Co.
Lewistown can lay claim to some
of the most artistic window dressers
in the state. Several beautiful Mem.
orial window displays were put In,
and n which excited much favorable
comment. especially from the ladies',
Sfn'lhllf Iotl't Nu'H tlilllbb ulol
than the men, was put in for the Lew
istown Commercial Co. by Curtis Dav.
is. Curtis is an artist in his line and
his windows are always neat and tas.
ty.
Everything In vehicles at the Judith
Hardware Co.
Hon. David Hilger, who attended the
Roosevelt banquet in Butte brought
home as a souvenir of that happy
occasion, the menu card. which is
made OF Butte copper and containing
a seal of Butte silver. At the head
Is a good likeness of the president
and below is found the menu of the
fifty dollar a plate banquet. The menu
cards alone cost SO per. One hun
dred people attended the banquet.
Owing to the difficulty in securing
freighters and a large amount OF
freight In Harlowton, waiting to be
shipped to this city, 1t looks as If a
great deal of wool. formerly taken 10
Great Falls from this county. will be
shipped from Harlowton this year.
Merchants of this city are most anx,
ious to get their goods and will quick
ly snap up any idle freight outfit for
that purpose. which will place a most
prohibitive rate on those desiring 10
send their wool to the Falls.
Z. 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.
School being out Friday, +. o. Bus
enburg went into the real estate bust
ness in earnest Saturday and when
the sun went down he. in the alb.
sence of his partner, David Hilger
had sold two farms. One was the
place of Maury N. Morley. located
about four miles northeast Of town
and consisting of 40 acres of agri
cultural and grazing land to Charles
Suchanek. of Breckenridge, Mimi. for
a consideration OF $4,000. The Other
sale was the place Of j. |. Corbly
which consists Of $50 acres adjoining
the Morley place. TO V. Maruska. also
of Breckenridge. for $4,000. Both gen.
tlemen came to Fergus county upon
the representation Of Vaclev Pulec
and are satisfied that they have made
good purchases.