Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-11
FL Pagado cigars; try one.

fair WORK made 10 order-Mn.A a.
Mcleod, Boulevard. near Third Ave.
George Ayers. the well known
Grass Range w~oolgrower. was a Wis.
itor to Lewistown Friday.
Bargains in every department at
Cooks Cash Store.
Billy Hortop left Thursday for the
Missouri valley, where he will spend
several months on business.
Jim SINNERS place.
Cliff Deyo. John Wort, Manuel Wo-
casek and Michael German, of Maid
en-. were transacting business in the
land Office in this city Friday.
Wright Bros. are now furnishing alb.
stracts of title to Fergus county lands.
Marion Hopkins. of Los Angeles.
Cal, arrived In Lewistown Friday
night and is the guest OF his brother,
A. Hopkins. The length Of his stay
in Lewistown is indefinite.
For your next smoker use Ell Paga.
do cigars. A. Mansell. manufacturer,
There will be a meeting of the
Lewistown Citizens Alliance at the
court house Saturday night at $3.50
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present as important business is
to be transacted.
Do you need an abstract of your
city, ranch or mining property? Place
the order with us. Kelly & Moulton.
The local banks have received a
card announcing the establishment of
the Security State Bank of Havre.
The new institution is well backed
and promises to become a strong
financial institution.
The Monarch malleable steel range
is a wonder. See them at the Judith
Hardware Co.
DR.. Willard returned the latter
part of the week from Billings. where
he went to deliver to o. d. 0'Donnell,
of the Yellowstone valley, 1900 head
of 3 and 4.year-old wethers. The price
received was $2.75 per head.
Jim SINNERS place.
George Fang, the young nan who
suffered the fracture of both bones of
his right ankle, about two weeks ago,
10 BlobltcoiuE oo "tll oo tOulu bN VA
pected, but il will be several weeks
yet before he will be able TO walk on
the injured limb.
For Sale-Two business lots. Excel
lent location. Enquire of Wright
Bros.
John Hughes has taken up a home
stead on Spring creek, about three
and a half miles southeast of town,
and will move his family up there
next Saturday. The ranch is one OF
the best in the county and. though 1t
is Johns intention to continue to
work at his trade, he thinks he can
mix it up with ranching with a profit
able result.
Jim SINNERS place.
Run for office and find out what
kind of a man you are. A Georgia
boy expresses himself thusly: Dad
has took the stump. | dunno who
run him up-but he's on it jest the
same. Dad is after a offs. One pa
per says he's a born liar; mother one
says he stole a boss, an mother one
says he run off with a wilder. When
ma heard all them things she said she
thought she knowed him before: but
she's glad she's done found him out
at last, an jest wait till she ketches
him again.-Exchange.
Buy New Orleans molases right
from the barrel at Cooks.
Ed. Shortly, the we'll known bronco
buster, came into town Friday night
to receive surgical attendance for a
COLES fracture of the left radius
which was sustained Friday after,
noon by being thrown from a partic,
ularly bad bronco. The horse did moi
stop with throwing Ed. but stamped
on him after he had got him down
breaking the bone in the arm and Sc
verely bruising him about other parts
of his anatomy. DR.. Peasants set the
fracture and Ed. is getting along al
well as anyone could with one arm in
a sling.
Ell Pagado cigars: try one.
Last Wednesday afternoon at .
O'Clock, Charles Slayton, S. c. Weav
er, w. W. Kimball and l.. A. Nayer
inc appeared before Police Magistrate
MACEDONIAN and gave bonds in the
sum of 5000 each for their appearance
before the magistrate Friday after
noon at 2 o'clock for trial on thu
charge of gambling. When the time
for trial came Friday none of then
were present and the bonds were de
clared forfeited and the city is $500
better off. 1t is understood that thu
matter will not be allowed to stol
with this number but that other ar
rests will follow within a short while
The Judith Hardware Co. sell tn,
elegant White sewing machine.
1t is very common this fall to heai
citizens of the town speak of thu
great number of strangers to be seeI
on the streets almost any day. tt
give an idea of the number Of strang
ers who are coming into town, a com
mercial traveller who got in on thu
train Wednesday night stated to thu
Argus that there were on the trair
that night, exactly forty persons whit
had never seen Lewistown. The rail
way officials state that the traffic hal
been Unexpectedly heavy since tn,
first train into this city.
Forsheim celebrated shoes at thu
Power Mercantile company.
The Argus is in receipt of a com
munication from General Manages
Robert Rantoul, of the Montana rail
road, stating that arrangements have
been made with the Northern Pacific
railroad company for a refrigerator
car during the mild a and
heater car during the severe weathel
for the handling of perishable freigh
into Lewistown. This car will leav'
Helena every Thursday commencing
: November 18th. Shipments. in OrdeI
!, to be forwarded in this car, SHOULD
be delivered at the Northern Pacific
/ freight station at Helena Wednesday,
of each week. 1t is the purpose Il
handle this car on Fridays train from
Lombard, making the deliveries a
Lewistown Saturday morning early.