Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-03-25

IL 1Ou uoNt bIOuuu mat no ordinary
pillow will scour in get a Good Enough
Sulky Disk rlow of the Judith Hare
ware Co., and your troubles will cease.
Andrew Mcdonald. of Wilder, a
in this city Monday and yesterday
with some pelts. He states that very
little feeding has been done in his
part Of the county and the losses in
stock will be practically nothing. Deer,
he says, are plentiful down in the
bad lands and that he saw over a doz-
en- antelope as he came into town.
Avery Armstrong and Dan Walton
have purchased the Judith bakery on
Fourth avenue and will take posses
sion on the first OF April. Il is their
intention to put on a delivery wagon
and deliver the bread at the doors of
their customers. Mr.. Armstrong is a
well known young business man OF
this city and his partner. Mr.. Walton.
has had several years experience in
the bakery business and no doubt
they will make the venture an en-.
tire success.
Harness made of solid. pliable leath-
err, no stretching. spongy stock, no
ripping, and warranted in every way.
You will find it at the Judith Hard
ware Co.'S,
According to the report of the sheep
commissioners OF Fergus and Choteau
counties, the latter county has about
$4,000 more sheep than this county.
Different sheep men Of this city who
are well posted as to the number Of
sheep in the two counties and the
rate of increase, seriously doubt that
the northern county has such an ad-
vantage over Fergus. According to
the last assessment list this county
leads by $4,000 head and il hardly
stands to reason that they could have
made such an increase In one year.
Il Is confidently asserted that the next
assessment list will show old Fergus
still In the lead in the heep raising
industry.
e. II. Crabtree, assays. examinations
and reports. Mining properties listed
for sale. A good list OF ~undeveloped
properties now offered or reasonable
terms. Cyanide propositions a spe-
cialty, Lewistown, Mont.
Mrs. Henrietta w. Brewer, the wife
of Bishop l.. r. Brewer OF the Episco-
palian church, died suddenly at her
home in Helena Tuesday, March II.
Mrs. Brewer has been a resident of
Helena for over twenty years and
has long been noted the state over
for her work in church and charitable
circles. She most ably assisted her
husband In his work throughout Mon.
tana and was personally known to
Episcopalians In many cities Of the
state. Much of her time has been de
voted to raising funds for the st
Peters hospital. which was establish
ed in Helena In 1883, and Its mainteh
ance has been largely due to her e
forts. The funeral services we're con
Quoted from st. Peters Episcspa
church Friday morning at 10 o'csck
The recent legislature changed tn,
statute relating IN the Office OF coun
ty high school trustees by making 4
an elective instead Of an appointiv'
office. The election is set fOr thu
date of the regular school meeting. bu
the clerk Of the Fergus county higl
school board of trustees did not &c
the law In time to post the necessar.
notices. so that the three T~acancie
! which will occur in the hoard thi
spring will be filled by the count
commissioners. who are given tn
power by the new law to I'LL such va
cancies AFTER first having mad prope
notice of the vacancies certified I
! them by the clerk of the boar,
Messrs. Barnes, Hedges and Won t,
bel are tie retiring trustees and tn
commissioners will probably choos
5 their SUCCESSORS at their ragular NEE
n ing.
Woric AImanacs IS cents each a