Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-06
Everything in vehicles at the Judith

Everything in vehicles at the Judith
Hardware Co.
]. H. Elijah, OF F1atwillow. was a
visitor to this city the latter part of
the week.
Kelly & Moulton furnish abstracts
of city. ranch or mining property.
One or two unfurnished rooms de.
sired by Miss Ruth. Inquire at land
Office.
Strictly clean timothy seed at sh
cents at Lehman's.
d. e. Hemphill, the watch maker,
has returned and Is now prepared
to do your fine watch work.
Use formaldehyde, the sure proven.
titive In wheat and oats. For sale
at McKechnie & Allan's.
George Ayers, the Grass Range wool
grower, was In this city last Thursday
on a business trip. Mr.. Ayers expects
his son Roy home from the Valparai-
so law school within the next month.
Roy has made an excellent record | n
the Indiana institution and expects to
enter Ann Arbor University law school
in the fall.
Owing to the bad weather the
drawing for the pattern hat will be
continued until the 9th Of June-Ma
dame Gleason.
Hon. Tully Scott, of Cripple Creek,
Colo, and Mr.. Crowell, of Atchison,
Kan, came through Lewistown the
latter part OF the week on their way
to Gilt Edge, where they will make
some endeavors to adjust the Difficult
ties Of the Mammoth Group Mining
company, SO that the mill recently
put in car be opened up again.
Firemen-Election of officers will
occur at the regular meeting of the
company Friday evening. Respond
to roll call.
Dana Hemphill, the popular jewel
er, returned home Friday afternoon
via Harlowton, from an extensive trip
through California and Old Mexico.
He saw everything there was to see
from Portland to Tehauntapec and
tells In an entertaining style some of
his experiences in the land of Monte
yuma. His health was much improv-
ed by the trip.
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.
The county commissioners sold a
part of lot No. 6 in block @, of the
original townsite of Lewistown for
taxes Monday afternoon. Some spir-
tied bidding was done but the lot was
finally knocked down to Morris Sloan
for $40. The lot adjoins some prop
erty owned by Sloan, and for that rea-
son he was willing to give a pretty
good price for it.
II you want a nice carpet for your
parlor, made up nice with a border at
Chicago prices, see w. s. Smith.
Mart Allan has sold his interest in
the drug store of McKechnie e. Allan
to his partner, Frank McKechnie, the
deal having been consummated Thurs
day. Mr.. Allan will be in this city
for some months yet, but has not de-
cided upon a future location. He Ia
most popular in business circles in
this city and the community would
regret to lose him and his excellent
wife from the city.
For Sale, Cheap for cash-An all
steel tower Dandy wind mill, in good
order. Enquire at this Office.
The Lewistown tiger has once more
gone back into the extreme rear and
assumed a reclining posture. His
growl could be heard too plainly; his
glistening teeth were too nearly visi.
BILE to the passing public to be allow
ed to longer roam loose and unchain-
ed, so certain officials made The
rounds of the places where he ex.
hibited himself and gave a quiet but
emphatic tip that there would have
to be a change and they changed.
Now is the time to paint your house
and Devoe's paint 10 the paint to use
and the Montana Hardware Co. Is the
place to buy. Prices and paints guar.
anteed.
Rice Dougherty came into Lewis
town Friday from Gilt Edge, having
in custody Billy Hale, Oscar Hayden
and Hugh Reynolds. all of whom he
landed in the county bastile. Hale
will stay there for fifteen days for dis
turbing the peace; Hayden will be
the guest of Johnny Lyons for twenty
days for pr~omiscuously discharging
firearms, while Reynolds, who is a
notorious vag, will feed at the ex.
pense of the county for an even
month.
Fresh fruit can always be had at
the Judith bakery. Telephone 1877.
Clerk of the District Court Edmund
Wright received a communication last
Friday from George B. Otis, of San
Francisco, making inquiries concern.
ing John z. Moen. The clerk did not
know anyone oil that name, but by
examining the records found that
Moen had taken out his first citizen.
ship papers May 9th, 1891. the rec.
ords further showing that Norway
was his native land. Otis states that
there is valuable information await.
ing Moen in San Francisco.
Seed oats at Lehman's.
Lodge room, hall or emblematic
carpets made to order at eastern
prices at w. s. Smiths.