Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-04

Robes, blankets and whips at the
Judith Hardware Co.
Frank Degner, of Flatwillow, was
~transacting business in Lewistown the
last OF the week.
Jim SINNERS place.
A girl was born Friday night to Mr..
and Mrs. Matt. Weber. The mother
and child are progressing in a most
satisfactory manner.
DIR. C. r. Treat. OF New Jersey, ar
rived In Lewistown Monday night and
may decide to locate here for the
practice Of his profession.
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Miss Elizabeth Neville returned
home Thursday from a visit of two
weeks duration with Mrs. James Raw.
of Philbrook.
A car load of elegant Washington
fall and winter apples in boxes-four
tiers to the box at Power Mercantile
company.
French to German souvenir china at
w. S. Smiths.
G. w. Korrell. a miner, who has
been working in the sapphire mines
at logo, and his son. were visitors
to the metropolis of Fergus county
Monday.
Just received by the Montana Lum-
| h.s N anr Load 80 aNarW
doors and windows.
Grant Robertson and wife were oy.
er from Kendall yesterday. Grant
says that very satisfactory Roadway
is being made on his new building on
Main street below Lehman's.
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The committee from the Business
Mems association, having in charge
preparations for the entertainment of
the Helena visitors. who will visit in
Lewistown on the 21st inst, last even
ing determined TO proceed with their
original plans for a banquet at Cul-
ycr's hall. However, should the num-
Der of visitors prove such that IL will
be impossible to seat them and those
lHNlAiu llDIl Lew lhloWu u. DlduH art oo
arranged that the affair can be readily
changed into something more informal
than a banquet. Committees to
which have been assigned portions of
the work of preparation will now pro-
coed with their tasks as rapidly as
possible that Lewistown may appro-
p~riately entertain the excursionists.
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e. A. Case. the rustling mining man,
returned to Lewistown last night from
a flying trip to southeastern Alaska.
: He went first TO K~etchikan, Prince of
Wales Island, and from there across
the bay to Hadley, where the Brown
Alaska company is putting w a big
: copper smelter. Mr.. Case went up to
plan the building of a 5,S00-foot tram
way which the company will have to
build. He states that the company
has n of the finest copper PROPOSE
tons in the world. the ore body being
300 feet thick and carrying from s to
% per cent copper. They have a
, mountain OF II in sight. Mr.. Case
/, will be In this city and vicinity for a
few days overlooking his mining in.
, ~tercsts in the Cone Butte and Gilt
Edge districts.
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On another page of this paper will
, be found the announcement OF a meet
ing of the state Farmers Institute.
: which will be held in L~ewistown on
|, the morning, afternoon and evening
: OF November 18th. Ranchers OF the
{ county should give this announcement
more than a passing thought, as the
!, institute will be well worth their at.
4 tendance. The men who have II In
s charge are not theorists. as some may
suppose, but are practical farmers.
d They are men who have made a sue.
J. cess of farming for themselves and
1 are willing to tell the other farmers OF
the state how they did ii. They are,
$ withal. intelligent. entertaining speak
4 crs and what they have to say will
be- of interest and benefit to any n
who may attend. All ranchers who
have within them the spirit Of pro.
@ gressiOn and who desire to hear OF
r better methods Of tilling their land
Z should make an especial effort to be
$ present.
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