Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-04

Noble Walker, of Ross Fork. is In
the city this week.
Jim SINNERS place.
n. L. Poland. the Gilt Edge mer.
chant, was in Lewistown over Sun.
day.
Union suits for ladies and children
wool and mixed at Power Mercantile
company.
Jim SINNERS place.
w. B. Sullenger and Sam Tyler. Jr..
were visitors from Mcdonald creek
Saturday.
Pete Rosseau. the Cone Butte min.
ing man, was In Lewistown on bust
ness last Saturday.
El Pagado cigars.
Be sure you are right. then go
ahead. Smoke FL Pagado cigars.
Miss Bessie Johnson had one of her
fingers badly lacerated by a broken
show case in the Lewistown bakery
last Thursday.
Go to the Waite rooming house. the
best in the city. Over the Mcdonnell
building.
Messrs. Joseph and Charles Mere
dith, accompanied by their wives. were
over from New Year Friday and Sat.
urday.
Jim SINNERS place.
c. T. Durell. the superintendent Of
the Chicago.Montana Gold Mining Co,
was in the city from Whisky Gulch
Saturday.
Jim SINNERS Mace.
Miss Margaret Sipple and her sis.
ter, Mrs. ]. C. Elder. left Saturday
morning for Livingston after a visit
of over two weeks in this city.
A plat of the townsite of Moore was
filed for record Monday. The new
townsite contains 100 lots. Hilger &
Busenburg. of this city, have the az.
ency for the lots, a great number of
which have already been sold at fancy
prices.
A a OF Montana -four. best for
bread, cake and pies, at Power Mer.
camille company.
Mrs. Marion Burke and children left
this morning for Sprague, Wash,
where they will probably spend the
entire winter with Mrs. Burke's uncle.
Mrs. Burke also has in contemplation
a trip to her home back in Missouri
before returning to Lewistown.
Ladies furnishings at your own
price at Cooks Cash Store.
An engineer on one of the trains
the coal produced near this city is
the best for locomotive firing he has
ever Teen. 1t makes a hot fire, burns
up clean and is, in every way, more
satisfactory than any other coal In
the state.
Before you buy any real estate sec
that an abstract of the title thereto is
furnished by Wright Bros. abstract
ors.
Matthew F1aherty says that his
wife, Lizzie Flaherty, deserted him al
long ago as April, 1902, and he wants
the court to use the judicial cleavel
on the bonds of matrimony, tied here
in Lewistown back in 1891. The com
plant was filed in the office OF tht
district clerk last Monday.
Buggies for everybody at the judith
Hardware Co.
c. c. David was a visitor to this
city from Utica Monday and made the
Argus an appreciated call. Mr.. DaviC
states that ~threshing is about finish
ed in his part of the county and tina
the oat yield was f~irst-class, averag
ing. from a conservative estimate, 81
bushels per acre.
Can you read your title clear? If no
see Wright Bros, a~bstractors.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Goss arrived il
Lewistown last night OF their wa!
from Butte to their home in Gilt Edge
Mr.. Goss went to Butte for the pur
pose of receiving surgical attention
and while there had the little finge1
of his right hand amputated. He al
SO underwent an operation for wha
appeared to be a cancerous growth OF
his left side. Both operations wer,
entirely successful.
The large stone, in which was cary
ed the date of the erection of the Nor
ris Slcan building on Fourth avenue
broke the rope with which 1t had beef
hoisted almost to its place In the tol
of the building yesterday morning
and, in falling, broke into a dozel
pieces. Very fortunately, there wa!
no one in the way OF the falling stone
else there would have been a funera
in the city.
City Marshal J. c. Bebb, in obed
fence to the anti-gambling ordinance
recently passed by the city council
started his crusade against the gamb
lers yesterday. l.. A. Naverine, wit
operates in the Puritan; Charlie Stay
ton. of the Big Bear; w. W. Kimball
CT the Tivoli, and Sam Weaver. of tn
Occidental, were arrested and will az
pear before City Magistrate +. I
MACEDONIAN at 2 o'clock this Afternoon
for trial. There are others In the cit.
who will be gathered in by the mar
shall today or later this week.
A car load of enameled iron bed.
and springs-all prices at Power Mel
camille company.
c. w. Rich. one of The prosperou
ranchers living on the bench betweeI
Mcdonald and Spring creeks, east O
town, was a visitor to the Argus offic
Monday. He states that a great Gro
OF grain is now being threshed Of
the bench, which. but a few years age
was very sparsely settled. The aver
age crop OF oats is 80 bushels pc
acre and some crops. notably that O
John Singly. threshed out as high a
rs bushels per acre. Mr.. Rich think
that now since the railroad has cor
nected Lewistown with the outsid
world and afforded a market for on