Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-07-22
Furniture at lehman'a


Champion mowers and binders a,
lehman's.
e. ]. Sanford. of Dove Tail. made
a business trip to the county seat
Saturday.
d. E. Hemphill, the watch maker.
has returned and is now prepared
to do your fine watch work.
Ralph Boyles, who has been work.
ing for the telephone company for the
past year left Monday for his home
in Bozeman.
Fine line Of crocKery at Lehman's
department store.
there were four runaways in and
adjacent to Lewistown Thursday ey.
ening from six to twelve O'Clock,
Seems to have been In the air.
Did you see those Plano mowers
and binders at Bertrand & Shannon's?
An experienced nan to set up Plano
mowers and binders at Bertrand &
Shannon's.
DR.. w. A. Allen, the dentist. is 10.
Gated In room 3 at the Hoffman house
on Jeneaux street and requests all
who desire to have some dental work
done to call on him at that place.
II you wish to buy a house, a lot, a
ranch or a gold mine, or loan your
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good rate OF interest, call on Kelly K
Moulton. Electric building. Lewistown.
J. w. Akerley, of Everson, who has
been laid up for the past two weeks
from the effects of being thrown from
a horse, is again able to be around.
though not yet recovered from his
fall.
Hair Work made to order-Mrs. A.
Mcleod, Boulevard, near Third Ave.
AS the stage came in Saturday the
driver discovered the stock tenders
cabin at Roberts creek all afame.
The man who occupied the house was
attending to the horses in the barn
and cannot account for the cause OF
the fire. The cabin and all of its con.
tents were totally destroyed.
Milwaukee moving machines and
rakes are the best. See Geo. M. Stat
ford.
William Abel. of Kendall, returned
Friday from Helena, where he has
been settling up the affairs of his
brother, who was killed in a railroad
accident week before last. He was
accompanied to this place by his
brother, John Abel, OF Helena.
Painting, calsomining and paper
hanging. See Creel & Briggs.
The Judith Basin Bank has put in
small motor for the purpose VI
pumping the water out of the base.
ment. The water has been so high
that 1t was impossible to use the fur
and on rainy days 1t was rather
cool on those who have to work there,
The new arrangement keeps the wat.
er all out and at very little expense,
Creel & Briggs handle the finest line
of window shades and mould
ings.
Murray Deaton came near to having
his name on the hospital list Wednes'
day evening. He had returned home
from a ride and was dismounting from
his horse when his foot hung in the
stirrup. The horse jumped and moth.
ing but Murray's superior agility In
climbing back into the saddle prevent
ed what might have been a serious
accident.
Our claim is as easy for you "a
prove as for us to make. The hes.
cooking, the greatest variety for the
table, the best dining service in Lew
at the Acme Cafe.
Charlie Doolittie. while fixing some
fence for Louie Blodgett and
Jack Beebe on their places west Of
town, had his wrist severely cut by
the wire Wednesday afternoon. An
artery was severed and he bled pro.
before he was able to reach
a physician. DIR. Treacy dressed the
and Char..e will be as good
as ever within a short while.
Strength and vigor come OF good
food, duly digested. Force" a ready.
to-serve wheat and barley food. adds
burden, but sustains. nourishes,
i~nvigorates.
Another small break occurred in the
Electric Light company's ditch Thurs.
day and 1t was thought for awhile that
the town would be in darkness for an.
other night or two. BY the most &C.
tive ~endeavor, however, the ditch was
fixed up SO that the plant could be
kept running and no inconvenience en-.
sued. The entire ditch Is being fixed
up and there is no likelihood of any
more breaks.
| have the C. II. williams books for
collection. Persons indebted please
settle at once. s. W. Pennock.
r. T. Starr, travelling agent for the
Great Northern Express company, was
in this city Saturday to try to adjust
the express business from the Great
Northern to Lewistown. Until a few
weeks ago the express came largely
by way of Great Falls and immediate
ly q strong kick went up from this
end of the line. Finding that their
protests were unheeded the buyers
here ordered their express via the
Northern Pacific, resulting in a con
siderable loss to the Great Northern,
While nothing definite will be known
for some time II is thought that the
visit of Mr.. Starr to this city will re
suiL in a continuance OF the Fort Ben
ton express route.
In order to secure more Dol fol
the rapidly growing confectionery
business, w. j. Edgecombe is hispcs
ing of a mixed car load of gents sum
mer furnishings at prices chat cam
be skinned by Montgomery Ward q
Co.
The announcement that there woul
be a ace at the rae track THURSDAY
afternoon took a large crowd OF th'