Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-20
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Horses Wanted by car load-R. C.
Alsworth. Sherburn, Minnesota.
The Norwich Fire Insurance Society
oil England is one OF the strongest in
ue world. Kelly G. Moulton, agents.
John Dufield, of Utica, was a bus.
mess visitor to this city the first Of
the week. He was kept in the city
by the storm.
Did you say you need a spring
tonic? Try a bottle of Beef, Iron and
Wine. ID. b. Morris sells il.
Mr.. Arthur Froembling will act as
leader Of the Presbyterian choir dur
ing the absence OF Mr.. w. L. Cort, the
regular leader. Mr.. and Mrs. Cort
will be away about a month.
Want a good tonic. do you? All
right, here you are. Beef, Iron and
Wine, ID. b. Morris.
Miss Margaret Shipman. not having
been re-employed by the high school
trustees. abruptly resigned her posi-.
tion in the high school Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Henry Q~uickenden has
consented to finish out the unexpired
term.
Kelly G. Moulton have some excel.
lent bargains in lots. houses and
ranches.
J.. II. Hemphill. Judge J. z. Moore,
Hal. C.. Corbett and Hon. Charlie Hart
man. who were here last week trying
to negotiate a mining deal between
the Kendall and Barnes-King owners,
left Thursday for their respective
homes.
Walter Wilmot, one of the best
base ball players and managers in
the country. has been engaged to
manage the Butte team. He has been
the playing manager of the Minneap-
oils team for the past five years. and
will surely land the Smoky City boys
at the head of the heap in short or
der.
New three room house in the River
side addition. just finished. for $500.
One of our best bargains. Kelly &
Moulton.
The last of the Presbyterian so.
cials was given last Wednesday even
ing. Like all the preceding occasions
of the sort II a a most pleasant
affair and was well attended. These
socials have been a feature of the
church work in this city this winter
and many have accepted the hospital
ity offered in this manner by the Pres.
byterians. Such work Is most COM
mendable and reaches and influences
mendable and reaches and interests
brought within the range Of the
church influence.
Mrs. Leese has removed her hair.
dressing establishment to the Judith
Basin Bank building. where she will
be pleased to meet her old customers.
as well as new ones.
A letter from Robert l.. Henderson.
of Kendall. states that he will leave
the sanitarium in Battle Creek, Mich.
where he has been for the past two
months for the benefit of his health.
in a few days and after a visit with
his parents in Iowa will return to
Montana. His health is much improv-
ed as the result OF his stay at the
sanitarium and upon his return he
will go to the Little Rockies. where
he will be employed as bookkeeper
by the Alder Gulch Mining company.
who are putting in a mill on the Put
nan G. Zortman property nea Ian.
dusky.
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.
P. C. Weydert, in speaking of the
country on Mcdonald creek, in the
vicinity OF the Mcdonald Creek Sheep
company, says that every year sees
a larger amount OF land. formerly
thought TO be good only for grazing
and stock raising. turned into ranch.
es where agriculture Is successfully
carried on. The rapidity with which
this settling up process Is going on
may be shown by the fact that but
two or three years ago the Mcdonald
people had ample territory to handle
5000 ewes, but have had to keep re-
ducing the size of their flock until al
the present time they have but four
thousand sheep on hand up there and
are really somewhat crowded for room
for that number.
Mr.. Arthur Terrill and Miss Eliz-
abeth Gage were quietly married at
the home Of Richard Eddy in this city
Thursday evening about 8 O'Clock.
Rev. Winters OF the Methodist church
officiating. The bride has been in
this city about a year, having come
from Grand Rapids. Mich, for the
sake Of her health. which has been
poor for several years. Although the
state OF her health has prevented her
from taking an active part in the so
cial activities Of the city, she enjoys
a wide acquaintance and Is most sin.
cerely liked by old and young. The
groom Is manager of the furniture de-
partmept of the Power Mercantile Co.,
and besides being a young man OF
high moral character Is business-like.
Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill have moved into
the house recently vacated by the
Pierce family in the southeastern part
OF the city.