Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-04-15
Seed oats at Lehman's.

Octu OdlS dL hcundu D.
Sam Hurvitch, of Gilt Edge, was IL
town yesterday.
R~e-eleaned spring seed wheat al
Montana Hardware Co.
Much property is changing hands
in Lewistown these days.
Madame G~leason's is the place &c
buy a swell seasons hat at the low
est price.
The high school ball team goes to
Gilt Edge to play base ball one week
from Saturday.
Sheriff Slater returned yesterday
from Deer Lodge and the reform
school, where he went to take Dengel,
Kelly and Ettein.
Let the Benton Stage Company han.
die your express. Telephone No. 1873,
Asa Carpenter left Monday morning
with his wagon full of clothes for the
different big outfits around in this
county. Walker Wells QUILTED him.
The Good Enough Sulky pillow is the
stuff. Call at the JuuI,l Hardware
Co.
The ladies of st. James Guild will
meet with Mrs. Crabtree on Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. All members
are earnestly requested to be pres
ent.
Re-cleaned seed oats at the Mon
tana Hardware Co.
r. A. Holley returned to Lewistown
yesterday from Gilt Edge. where he
has been employed as assayer for the
Mammoth company for the past six
weeks.
Have you seen w. S. Smiths new
carpet samples, thirty-one new pat
terms.
Remember that with every dollars
worth of goods purchased at Madame
Gleason's the next thirty days you
get a ticket for the drawing of the
elegant $4,000 hat.
The Benton Stage Co. will increase
their service to four times a week be-
ginning Sunday. April 18th.
If you want a good paying position
in Fergus county as salesman and col
lector see me at the Lewistown ho-
tel May goth. Applicant must have
wagon and team. ]. H. Petit.
If you want a nice carpet for your
parlor, made up nice with a border at
Chicago prices, see w. S. Smith.
The fire alarm was sounded yester.
day morning. The alarm came from
the laundry, where the pipe had set
the roof on fire. A few buckets of
water e~xtinguished the flames before
the fire department arrived.
Seed oats at Lehman's.
Passengers leaving Lewistown on
the Benton stage reach Great Falls at
4:3O the next morning, Helena at 8 a.
m, and all points on the Great North.
ern twenty-four hours ahead of any
other line.
WANTED--Woman to do laundry
work at the Lewistown Hotel.
William Abel leaves this week for
Kendall, where he has arranged to
start a new butcher shop. Will is a
first-class butcher and will doubtless
make a success of the venture in the
big mining camp.
Wanted-A place as cook, or work
by the day. Apply to Argus.
George Sawyer, of Minneapolis, IS
in this city and intends to embark
at once in the hide and fur business
He is a genial, up-to-date business
man and will be welcomed into the
business circles of this place.
The Banjo and Mandolin Club con
tains the best talent in the city. Gull
ver's hall April gath.
Rev. Henry Quickenden and Elder
w. L. Cort left this morning for Chi
nook to attend a meeting of the Pres
bytery. In the absence of Rev. Quick
enden next Sunday Rev. Albert Pfaus
will preach both morning and even
ing.
Wanted-Place on ranch for mar
and wife, with two children.
A dispatch from Billings says: AL
west bound NORTHERN Pacific trains
are heavily loaded this spring with
goods for export to foreign countries
A freight train that passed through
here last night had nine cars of fioul
for Hong Kong, China. and Sidney
New South Wales. Railroad men say
that a large amount of -four is now
being shipped from the Gallatin valley
to China.
The Norwich Fire Insurance Societ,
of England is one of the strongest II
the world. Kelly & Moulton, agents
Some extensive Improvements ar,
being made in the court house. Some
new steps are being put in on thu
west entrance and the north corneI
is being supplied with a new founda
ton. That Is the corne in which
Judge Cheadle has his office and som'
of the officials have casually men
toned that the judges heft broke thu
old foundation, necessitating the new
one.
Strictly clean timothy seed at 81
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