Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-04-22
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Phillip Wight. OF Philbrook. was in
Lewistown on business Saturday
For Rent-Furnished room. to be
used at night. Enquire at the Kicks
house in forenoon.
w. NJ. Lindstrand. of Flatwillow,
was in the city the first Of the week
on n business trip.
Frank Nase. representing the Ora.
ham Paper company OF ST. Louis. Is
a business visitor to this city this
week.
Are you in need of a set of harness.
or a saddle? The Montana Hardware
Co. has just what you want. Trv
them.
John Akerley. of New Year, return.
ed this morning from Great Falls,
where he has been attending the Great
Falls Commercial College for the past
term.
Jamie" Sherman. Of the Argus Of.
fee. is credited with a score of 255
made at the ladies bowling alley last
week. This is one OF the best ever
made in the city.
Lost-Somewherc between the Mon.
tana Hardware and the postoffice. a
package containing a dress. Finder
please leave at Montana Hardware
Co. and receive reward.
Irving Pierce, the accommodating
dry goods clerk at Powers, has NOV.
ed his family to his ranch about five
miles northeast of town aud is going
to raise bl0oded chickens this sum.
mer.
Come to the Judith Hardware Co.
and examine u pluws. harrows.
drills, harness. etc. Every article
carefully selected and warranted. We
want you to see these excellent i'm.
plements.
Ii Is rumored that there is going IN
be a wedding in Lewistown this even.
Ing at s o'clock. the Methodist par.
sonage being the place and Rev. Win.
tiers the officiating clergyman. It's
a secret. so no names are mentioned.
Mrs. II. A. Moulton recently fell
and severely injured her shoulder,
while walking @ a piece of sidewalk
which had been loosened by a poo
OF water, which has occupied the low
place near w. ID. Symmes' residence
for the past two or three weeks.
Silent" Rowan. a brother to the
Dummy, put u kid" Baker in the
seventh round of what was to be 4 ten
round go in Gilt Edge last Friday
evening. There was nothing but the
silent lad throughout the match
and after he had played with Baker
for awhile he sent a stiff one to the
Jaw and il was all oyer but dividing
up the receipts.
w. w. Van Orsdel. superintendent
of North Montana Missions Of tn,
NJ. T.. church. will visit the judith
country as follows: Garneill, May 2
3; Rock Creek, May 4; Upper Cot
tonwood, May 5; Gilt Edge. May I,
Lewistown. May 9.l0. Beaver Creek
2:3O p. m. May 10; Kendall. May IL,
Pleasant Valley, II a. m. May II,
Philbrook, 2:3O p. m. May Il; Utica
8 p. m. May II.
c. IL. Barrows wishes to annOunc,
that he has recently installed a new
shearing plant one and one.half mile.
southeast of Tibet. He has thirty o
the latest improved Stewart machine
and Al experienced man in charg,
of the plant. Among other advan
tages are oyer 5000 acres Of decide,
and leased land. plenty of water an,
public dipping tanks. For further in
formation call upon or address c. II
Barrows, Tibet, Montana.
The little daughtcr of Mr.. and Mr..
w. A. Shaules. while playing abou
the yard yesterday afternoon. Tell II
to a fire which had been kindled fo
the burning of some rubbish and wa
severely burned ABOUT the arms an
body. Only the prompt arrival OF Mr.
Crabtree prevented a perhaps fata
burn. DR.. Hedges was called an
rendered the necessary medical trea
ment and the little one will soon b
out again.
One Of the first social events aftC
the Lenten season was the meeting {
the Tuesday Club at the rcsidenc
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. u. Wright on We,
ne7dev evening Of last week. AS Il
ual progressive euchre was playe,
Mrs. Crahtree and r. Won Tobel wei
the first prize winners while Mrs. Gu
Stafford and DR.. Attix won the cons
lation prizes. Appetizing refreshment
were served between eleven an
twelve o'clock. The evening was MOI
enjoyable.