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

f. r. Judd, of Utica, was among
the visitors in Lewistown Monday,
Robes. blankets and whips at the
Judith Hardware Co.
Two big loads of electrical machiA-
cry for the new plant arrived Monday
and was sent up the creek yester-
day. One piece weighed over 5000
pounds.
Mrs. l.. N. DuClos and two children
arrived from Iowa Tuesday morning,
to join Prof. DuClos. who has been
a resident and business man here for
two years.
Rae Bros. of Big Timber, bought Of
Smith Bros, Sheep company, of the
Musselshell, 10000 head of lambs 10
be delivered on the Montana railroad
in October. The price paid was $1.75
per head.-Meagher County Republic
can.
Madam Gleason Saturday sold her
millinery interests to Culver & Cul-
yer and Monday left for Helena. Miss
Mallory, who has been with Mrs.
Gleason for several months and re-
Gently returned from Chicago, will re-
main in charge Of the establishment.
Mr.. David Hilger advised his part.
ner, Mr.. B%usenburg, by mail yester.
day that the Helena excursion train
the first on the new road-made the
run from Glengary 10 Harlowton in
two hours and forty minutes. Not
New York Central time but not bad
for the first train V an UNPUBLISHED
track.
Before coming TO Lewistown 10 en-.
gage in the cigar business A. Mansell
visited the Chicago tobacco markets.
there selecting the finest of tobaccos
TO be made into El Pagado and Ju-
dith Rose cigars. Smokers will be de.
lighted with this class of goods.
which will be on the market soon and
in the meantime Mr.. Mansell will con
Iinuo 10 turn out the Lit cigars
ON Tuesday, the 9Th inst. tho at.
tendance in the city schools had in
creased 10 i2l, distributed among the
several departments as follows Kin
dorgarten. 81; LIST grade, b and G. So;
Isl grade. 4, %, 2nd grade, a.; 3rd.
30, ith. ~. 9Th. 81. 9Th. A and b. ~;
9Th, Is, 80; 18th. 20: Sth. %. Prof.
T00tcll says that no pupils will be- re-.
crivcd IN the beginners class OF the
first primary grade after this week,
Fire Chiel Bcbb returned Monday
evening from Great Falls, where he
had attended the annual meeting Of
th' stat" Firemen's association. lie
reports a very enjoyable and profit
able meeting and that there is reason
for III" hope that the meeting in 1905
can be brought TO Lewistown. In
speaking OF the papers presented for
discussion the Great Falls Tribune
says that "onc which excited more
than usual Interest was upon the sub.
ioct The Best Means of Maintaining
Interest in Volunteer Fire Compan-
les, written by Chief j. G.. Bebb. The
paper was heartily discussed by all
departments and generally approved"
Robert Keller yesterday sold to
John Janicck $40 acres IN Beaver
creek for Il consideration Of $4,000.
Mr.. Keller has been on Beaver creek
for twenty-five years and would
scarcely have sold his fine ranches
but for the advent of the railroad,
which cut his land badly and he was
glad Of an opportunity to sell. He
will probably purchase other property
and remain in the county. of which
he Is a sturdy and hard working cit
iZen. Mr.. Janicek was accompanied
from Manitoba by his wife and they
are both we'll pleased with the coun-
TRY. They will return to their Cana
dian home this week and after dispos.
ing OF their interests there come again
to Fergus county about December lst,
Mr.. Keller remaining on the ranches
until that date. The sale was made
Through Vaclav Pulec.