Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-06-10
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Free from blemish Gretchen cigars.
Don Waite left Saturday for Utica
to spend a few days on the ranch.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist, Main ST.,
one block east Of court house.
d. NJ. Crowley has sold to F. E.
Wright and undivided one-half of lot
No. 2. block 3. of the Morase addition
No. 2. Consideration not given.
Kelly & Moulton furnish abstracts
Of city, ranch or mining property.
The first wool seer in Lewistown
this season came through Friday on
the way to Great Falls. There were
two 12-horse outfits and the wool be-
longed to Fred France, of Maginnis.
Did you say you need a spring
tonic? Try a bottle of Beef, Iron and
Wine. d. B. Morris sells it.
Mrs. Annie Neville left Saturday
morning for San Francisco to visit
her daughter for a few weeks.
Examine and test at your home a
White sewing machine sold by the
Judith Hardware Co. You would then
be pleased and buy no other.
Miss Edith Dawes came over from
Garneill Friday and left Saturday for
Rogers, where she took charge of the
Rogers school on Monday.
Kelly & Moulton represent the
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. of
Philadelphia.
Miss Martha Davis, of Livingston,
a sister of Mrs. w. j. Edgecombe,
has arrived in this city, and has taken
charge Of the ice cream parlor at
Edgecombe's.
John F. Leland, of Butte, a repre-
sentative of the Mining World, of Chi
cago, and a mining man of great ex-
p%erience in all of the big camps of the
west, arrived in this city Saturday.
d. E. Hemphill, the watch maker,
has returned and is now prepared
to do your fine watch work.
The first English sparrows ever
seen in this part of the country made
their appearance at the court house
last week, where n of them is nest.
ing. 1t is seldom they get as far west
as this.
Lodge room, hall or emblematic
carpets made to order at eastern
prices at w. s. Smiths.
Charles Charters has conveyed to
Schuyler M. Head 1880 acres de-
scribed as follows: Lots l ad 2, and
the ely nwA, sec 81, tp IA n, T 16 C
Consideration $3.50.
Want a good tonic, do you? All
right, here you are, Beef, Iron and
Wine. ID. B. Morris.
In following out a custom started
three years ago. the children of the
high school carried their dinners with
them to school Friday, the last dav,
and all ate together, there being a few
guests present.
Blackford & Blackford, attorneys,
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
Mrs. M. II. Larned and daughters.
Misses Abbie and Bessie, left Friday
morning for Great Falls. where the
mother and Miss Abbie will perma-
nently reside, the latter having ecu
a position in the Great Falls schools.
Miss Bessie will return to this city
after a months visit in the Falls.
w. d. Symmes and Harry Brown
loft CtnAaxr raArptpn for Craat Eol1g
and other points in the state to be
gone a few days in the interest of the
Power Mercantile Co. Marie Bach
accompanied them to Great Falls,
where she will visit her aunt, Mrs.
Leard, for a few weeks.
John w. Wade, state surveyor. was
in this city for the purpose Of look.
ing over the section of state land
west of town, through which the pro-
posed route of the Montana railroad
lies, and to talk v Q the question of
damages to be allowed the state by the
railroad for their right of way.
Fresh fruit can always be had at
the Judith bakery. Telephone 1877.
Loretta Cruishon, who was arrested
Monday week at the instance of To-
bias Hickman, was discharged from
custody by Justice Mcfarland Thurs
day afternoon, there not being enough
evidence to warrant conviction.
Nevertheless, Tobias says he "nevan
will fool with no Mexican gals no
mo-"
Paint your house with Devoe paints.
They are guaranteed.
The street sprinkler purchased last
year by Steve Anderson and used just
the n summer, was sold at a sher.
IFS sale Thursday morning and
bought In for the city by Alderman
Symmes for $3.50. The city got a bar.
gain as the sprinkler is good as Q
and will be good for years to come.
It will be put into use right away.
George Pirrie and his son James,
were in the city on land business the
latter part Of the week. Mr.. Pirrle
says that the largest loss OF sheep
and cattle In his section south of the
Snowies, did not exceed Is per cent.
and that few wool growers and cat
tlemen lost that percentage. Grass,
he reports, is coming finely and shear.
ing will begin this week.
Miss Adelaide Thompson left Satur.
day morning via Harlowton for her
summer vacation. She will spend q
week with friends in Miles City and
then go to her home In Hastings. Min
nesota. Aside from being highly re
garded by the patrons and pupils OF
the high school as a teacher, Miss
Thompson is very popular In Lewis
town social circles, and her many
friends will be glad to know that she
will be back in this city with the op
ening Of school next September.
While the roundup is in progress
out on the range of Fergus county
BOSS j. G.. Bebb and his assistant
JeL Sherman, are also roping In a few
of the mavericks, which have beer