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

hDOlliONAL LOSAL
Rev. Allan Rodger is in Lewistown
today.
Reduced prices on stoves at W. S.
Smiths.
Frank Fuller was in from Eyerson
the first of the week.
Al, Jackman, of Mcdonald creek, ar
rived in Lewistown this moo
A. j. Slough, the Stanford merchant.
was in Lewistown Monday and Tues
day.
Go to the Waite roomlng house. the
best in the city. Over the Mcdonnell
building.
David Michaelson. of Garneill. is
among the visitors in Lewistown this
week.
John Ross. of Denton. was among
stockmen who were in Lewistown yes.
tcrday.
Joseph T. Wunderlin returned last
night from a business trip to Helena
and other cities west of here.
Call at the First and Last Chance"
and try some of Alec. Branson's fine
liquors and cigars. A free hot lunch
served every Saturday night.
Auction Sale-Don't miss the auc-
tion sale at ~Edgecombe's on Saturday.
Gents furnishings line to be closed
out TO make for Christmas
! stock.
Land officials are today busily en-
gagged in listening to testimony in two
contest cases from Garneill, the
claims of Logan and Knapp being in
volved. A lareg number OF witnesses
are N hand.
Miss Damon, who has just returned
from London and New York with lat.
est designs in Mt. Nellie. art embroid.
cry and lace braids, will be at the
Hoffman House Nov. 18th and remain
one week. Lessons free.
If you want the best heater made
see w. S. Smith.
A warrant was issued Monday for
the arrest of Charles Heck, who Is
charged with assaulting DR.. willard,
Heck became angry when the doctor
NdS StltlilS up Will hin ldol cuuuds
for some work and struck his employ
er OH the hand and arm with a club
The doctor. fortunately, escaped with
but "A few slight bruises. Heck has
not yet been a~pprehended-
w. S. Smith Is giving reduced prices
on all kinds of cook and heating
stoves.
The marriage of George W. East
man to Miss Minnie Nickel was sol
emnized at Culver's studio Thursday
evening at s o'clock. Rev. Albert Pfaus
officiating. The groom is a well known
rancher with a good ranch down the
creek. while the bride is a lady pos
sessed of all the noble qualities o.
womanhood. That they may live long
be happy and prosper, is the bes'
wishes of a large number of friends.
c. NJ. Goodell shipped % car loads
of sheep from Tibet last Friday.
Walter Jacobs was taken into Gus
tody last Friday and unless his men
tai condition improves, he will be ex
amined as 10 his sanity tomorrow OF
next day. The first sign Of any men
tai arrangements on the part of ia
cobs was manifested Thursday whef
he struck County Attorney Oliver Bel
den for a loan of 81. Later he Great
ed a disturbance oyer at the Hoffman
house. He also made himself a NUS
ance in the p~ostoffice and was in I
fighting mood when City Marsha
Bebb arrested him. When searched
he was found to have four big rock:
in his pocket, but refused TO say who
he vas carrying them for. Monda,
morning while John Roberts. now
prisoner at large, was reading a pa
per. Jacobs struck him with a bis
stove poker. He is said to BE- improv
ing and his examination has beer
postponed in the hope that he will en-
tirely recover from his mental de
rangement, which. his friends think
Is only temporary.
Auction Sale-Edgecombe has L
have more room for Christmas good:
and will close out his gents furnish
ings line at auction sale on Saturda.
next. Sale at 10 a. m. and ? p. m.
Birds OF Fergus County" is tn,
, title of q book written by Prof. y. M
: Silloway of the Fergus County Free
High School and gotten out last weel
= b. the Argus printing establishment
The book is put up in bulletin form
and contains about 100 pages. count
ing the illustrations. Prof. Sillowa.
? is recognized as one of the best au
thorities in the state on Montan;
{ birds and this latest publication will
5 receive a hearty welcome, not only b.
the O~rnithOlogists OF the state, but b.
all who delight TO know the name
and habits of the avi.fauna of centra
Montana. II Is written in an accurate
5 painstaking and the illustra
e tons accompanying 1t are exception
ally fine. 1t has taken the autho
I several years OF close study and inves
S tigation to secure the matter for tn
e pamphlet, as he verified every fact be
fore making II a part of the bulletir
[ The board of trustees of the Fergu
County Free High School ordered tn
bulletin printed and IL was throug
their liberality that this very interes
ing addition to the history of MOI
tana birds was printed at this tim'
The press work on the book is as goo
/ as any metropolitan press could d
6 and the Argus is naturally gratifie
at the result, especially as il is tn
e biggest job ever turned out by the o
flee.