Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13

The old reliable Phoenix Fire In
surance Co. OF Brooklyn, N. Y. Kelly
t. Moulton, Agents.
II. r. Burke, representing a San
Francisco insurance company, is look
ing after the interests OF his company
in this section this week.
E II. Crabtree. assays, examinations
and reports. Mining properties listed
for sale. A good list of undeveloped
properties now offered on reasonable
terms. Cyanide propositions a spec
ialty. L~ewistown, Mont.
J. NJ. Croft has moved his personal
belongings from the Parrot house
and now occupies rooms at III. A.
| Moulton's.
The easy cleaned, low down, light
running Sharpless Tubular Cream
Separator is the correct article. Jul
dith Hardware Co.
The foundation of the house being
put up in Riverdale addition by Mrs.
l.. V. Beck is in and the carpenters
are at work on the frame work.
If you want a nice carpet for your
parlor, made up nice with a border at
Chicago prices, e w. S. Smith.
Will Cook has returned from Gilt
Edge. where he has been for the past
two months assisting Samuel Hur'
witch in his general merchandise
store.
For Sale, Cheap for cash-An all
steel tower Dandy wind mill, in good
order. Enquire at this Office.
Joseph Wunderlin and NJ. l.. Wood
man went over to Kendall Monday
to look yer their interests in the big
mine.
Rev. George Edwards, Of Great
Falls. the Presbyterian Sabbath school
missionary, arrived in this city Sat.
urday and will spend several days at
Gilt Edge In the interest of the Sun.
day school at that place.
Look here, Beef, Iron and Wine will
cure you of that tired feeling caused
by a delapidated constitution. Get a
bottle at ID. B. Morris.
Mrs. VIM. Carr, OF Belt. who has
been In this city for some time past
visiting her daughter, Mrs. otto
~Kempendorf, left for home Friday.
Fresh fruit can always be had at
the Judith bakery. Telephone l37.
Il. C. McShane, OF Omaha. was in
this city the latter part of the week
on railroad business. The contractors
are having some difficulty in securing
men to work on the road.
Lodge room, hall or emblematic
carpets made to order at eastern
prices at w. S. Smiths.
Ex-Congressman Charlie Hartman.
Of the law firm of Hartman az Hart.
man. OF B0zeman. passed through the
city Monday on his way to Kendall,
where he is looking over the big gold
camp.
Judge Moore. an associate of Hal.
G. Corbett, accompanied the latter 10
the Kendall camp this week, and. Ii
Is said. may be a party to some sort
OF a mining transaction In the famous
camp.
Joseph Sims yesterday purchased
Of Tyler Bros. 200 head of yearlings
and dry ewes. paying s2,25 per head
for them. He will trail them down to
his place south Of the Musselshell
river.
bailiff Of the United States court at
Butte. who has been i'll at the Colum.
bus hospital for several weeks. is dy-
ing this morning. Mrs. Wall. who
is about 10 years of age. came to
Montana about 1865. She lived In
Helena for many years and later for
many years at Stanford.-Great Falls
Tribune May 18th.
II. A. Moulton. deputy superintend-
ent of schools. has received from
Miss Meyersick the papers of those
who took the examination for certi-
fcates In the latter part OF last month
and certificates have been granted
as follows: Miss Grace McHugh.
Lewistown, a first grade; Miss Min
ME Cook, Lewistown, a profession
al; Miss Agnes Hughes. Stanford, a
third grade; Miss Evelyn Bremen,
Philbrook, a second grade; Mrs. Stel.
la Henry. Everson, a second grade.
Now that IL Is fully decided that
Lewistown will make the eagle scream
on the glorious Fourth IL behooyes
every resident In the city to bestir
himself In the direction OF making the
celebration surpass any other one OF
the kind eve held in the Judith Basin
Let all pull together. work, talk. ant
advertise the occasion In every posi-
BILE maner and nothing but success
can result. A Fourth OF July cele
bration helps a town. which means 4
helps every man. woman and child II
that town irrespective of profession
trade or position. II helps concrete
ly In advertising the town and attract
ing to II outside trade and II help
abstractly by instilling into the heart
OF old and young alike the feeling o
patriotism. by renewing their appre
citation OF the sacrifices suffered L
make them free and by more firml,
impressing upon their minds the priv
} ileges Of living In such a country an
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