Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-10-07

w. n. Everett, of the Judith Basin
Bank. is acting city treasurer during
the absence of Treasurer Shafer.
Don't forget, you will live long and
prosper" If you buy pure, wholesome
food at Cooks Cash Store.
Mrs. Van Dusen and sister. Miss
Wright, left Monday for San Francis
co, to be absent for a month or six
weeks.
Jim SINNERS place.
l.. w. Eldridge left this morning for
Fort Benton, from where he will &C.
company a train load of beef to the
Chicago market. He expects to be alb
sent about three weeks.
The Jewel heater is a jewel of a
heater. See them at Lehman's.
Mrs. Jacob Holzemer and daughter
were outgoing passengers on the Ben.
ton line Sunday morning, en- route to
Helena. Monday morning Mr.. Philip
Laux was a Helena excursionist on
the same line.
For souvenir china go TO w. S.
Smiths.
Miss Wells and Miss Nellie Wells,
accompanied by w. II. Ray, who has
been visiting in Lewistown for two
months, were among the excursionists
Monday. They proceeded direct to
Chicago from Lombard.
DR.. A. II. Russell, dentist, Main St.
one block east of court house.
Mrs. Lease returned 10 Lewistowp
last week after a two months visit
with friends in Michigan. While alb
sent she took a thorough course in
~chiropody and will add this practice
to her work in Lewistown.
Home rendered lard is the best
at the Lewistown Meat & Provision
Company.
John Laux went to Helena Monday
to bring his family to Lewistown. As
Mr.. Phillip Laux expects TO leave for
Salt Lake CITY to spend the winter
John Laux and family will occupy his
brothers home for the winter.
Secure your heating stoves from Ju.
dith Hardware Co.'S wonderful assert.
ment.
A Billings dispatch says A. c. Log
an has sold two car loads of fine
bucks to Smith Bros. of Meagher
county, who will ship them to their
range. They have been bred by the
Lehfeldt Bros. and are considered
very fine.
If you pay cash, you will miss it if
you don't trade at Cooks.
Gordon Shafer and Roy Spinning
rode to the Fergus ranch Sunday and
will accompany the beef roundup to
the road and the shipment to Chica-
go. Mr.. Shafer will shortly return
but Mr.. Spinning will remain in Chi
cago, accepting an excellent position
which has been offered him.
Jim SINNERS place.
At Garneill last week Under Sher-
if Ed. Martin overlook James Duffy,
for whom he held a warrant sworn 10
by T. II. Mackey. charging Duffy
with defrauding his creditors. The
Mackey account was for but $40 and
Mr.. Duffy promptly settled the bill
and costs and was permitted to pro.
coed.
II you wish to buy a house, a lot, a
ranch or a gold mine, or loan your
money on real estate mortgages at a
good rate of interest, call on Kelly X
Moulton, Electric building, Lewistown.
Among the Helena excursionists
Monday was Roy Ayres. of Grass
Range. who will combine business
with pleasure and while in the CAPT
tai city will appear before the SUI.
preme court for regular admission to
the bar. AS Mr.. Ayres has already
been admitted in the state of Indiana,
no examination in this state is nee.
essary.
Wall paper at your own price at
Creel & Briggs. Season is nearing
the end and we positively will not
carry over any stock If low prices
will clear the shelves.
j. II. Charters, of Grass Range, has
purchased of Stone & Long the new
frame house on the corner of Watson
street and Eighth avenue. Considera-
ton. 1850. Mr.. Charters was in
Lewistown Monday and said he ex-
pected to move his family from Grass
Range about November LIST and would
probably engage in business in Lew.
istown.
Hand painted souvenir china at w.
s. Smiths.
Nearly all of the furniture for the
new p~ostoffice has arrived and is now
being put in place. When the freight
err arrived and it was found that a
number of pieces were short A. N.
Weydert went Immediately to Har-
lowton to look them up; a portion Of
the missing crates he brought back
with him and the remainder are now
on incoming teams. Within a week II
is believed the office can be moved
into the new and commodious quar-.
tiers.
Go to Lehman's and get a Jewel
heater. Absolutely the best.
Bishop l.. r. Brewer conducted ser.
vices in the Episcopal church Sunday
llOIuluB anu tNcHlnb, ltuNiHe lOI
Helena Monday. The bishop has ar
ranged with Rev. Bell to remain in
Lewistown until Nov. LIST and in
the meantime another assignment
will, il possible, be arranged. Should
it be impossible to secure another rec.
tor for Lewistown, regular services
will be discontinued for a time, but
the Sunday school will be held each
Sunday as usual. Mr.. Bell has not
determined where he will go after
leaving Lewistown.
Biddle piano tickets with each pur-
chase at Cooks.
G. w. Cook received a telegram
from Kirksyille, Missouri. Sunday
morning, announcing that his son-in-
law. John Stephens, was very seri-
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