Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-10-14
Robes, blankets and whips at the
Judith Hardware Co.

Robes. blankets and whips at the
Judith Hardware Co.
Mrs. ], H. McStane. wife of the
railroad contractor, and Mr.. and
Mrs. O'Hanlon. the mother of Billie
O'Hanlon. all of Omaha, will arrive
in the city Saturday and will remain
here until the completion of the rail
road.
Ladies are fiocking to the bargain
counters at Powers. See the ad.
N. b. Hall fingered too long beside
the flowing bowl Monday night and
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock STEP
ped into Justice MacGowan's office
and handed the city punishment dis.
penser seven fifty to square the ac-
count.
George w. Cook yesterday recelv-
ed a letter from Kirksville stating
that his s~on-in-law, Johnnie Stephens,
has passed the danger point OF his
attack of typhoid fever and is now
slowly but surely improving. Mrs.
Cook had not yet arrived In Kinks
vile when the letter was written.
Jim SINNERS place,
The grand Eand on the ball ground.
which was blown over last week. has
been taken apart and the lumber will
be stored for erection again next year
at some point selected for future ath-
letic games. The work is being done
lac q nommfttaa from tho p,,rf,nr,
Mems association.
El Pagado. Fix the name in your
mind.
Invitations we're issued last week
to a social dance to be given in Fra
.ternity hall this evening by the Won.
en- OF Woodcraft. This is the first en-
t%ertainment to be held in the newly
completed addition to the beautiful
home of several lodges and those at
tending will no doubt find the occa-
sion an enjoyable one.
Jim SINNERS place.
J. b. Miller. OF Cedar county. Ia,
has purchased of w w. Bennett the
lattcr's fine ranch property on East
Fork, for n consideration of $4,000.
The sale includes 100 acres of patent
ed land and 500 acres of unpatented
land, a considerable portion OF which
is under cultivation. Mr.. Bennett will
retain control of this seasons crop
and probably be in charge of the
property until April next. when the
purchaser will take full possession.
French to German souvenir china at
W. $, Smiths.
The water works extensions being
made on the hill will evidently prove
quite profitable TO the city, for at
nearly every house passed by the
mains arrangements are being made
To take the water. The system ap-
pears now to be In good shape for
winter use, but a little filling ear the
the repair work which has been in
hand during the past month.
At the regular meeting Of the vol.
unteer fire company last Friday even
ing the resignation Of John W. Fos-
ter as assistant chief was received.
but the boys declined 10 accept it and
Mr.. Foster will continue in the posi-
ton which he has so satisfactorily
filled for the major part of five years.
The reason assigned for the resigna-
ton was that. his term of five years
active service having expired, he
thought IL best TO resign and permit
the place TO be filled by the election
of an active member. The boys. in
considering the matter, decided that
such a precedent would be unHIse, for
were other designations to be receiv-
ed and accepted on similar grounds
the services of Chief Bebb, President
Hanke, Foreman McKechnie and Sec
rotary and Treasurer Watson would
he lost TO the company.