Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-04-01

in this week attending court.
Bread delivered at your door by
Armstrong & Walton.
James Elliott, OF Billings, is in the
city this week.
The newest things in face yelling
at Madame Gleason's.
Clarence Barnes, of Great Falls. is
in this city today on mining business.
The finest novelties in ribbons ever
offered the public at Madame Glea-
sons.
r. A. Holley, of Gilt Edge, made a
business trip TO Lewistown yesterday.
Call up the Judith bakery for good
bread. Armstrong & Walton proprie.
tors.
j. l.. Brewer. OF White Sulphur
Springs, is in this city on a business
trip this week.
Armstrong & Walton. bakers and
confectioners, corner Fourth and ia.
street.
David Scott, manager of the NAM
moth Group Gold Mining Company,
is In this city.
A fine display OF New York and i'm.
ported pattern suits at Madame Glea-
sons Easter opening.
Lewistown in general, and Postmas-
ter Stephens in particular. was April
fooled this morning when the Great
Falls coach drove in at 1880 o'clock.
We have several lots of stock cat.
tie, well wintered, for sale at $50;
calves thrown in. Good stun. Hilger
& Busenburg.
Hilger a. Busenburg gave their new
partnership a good start by negotiat.
ing a sale of the George Il. Brown
place on Pine street. Joseph Wunder-
lin was the purchaser and the price
paid was $3.50.
The Judith Hardware Co. sells the
s~narpless Tubular Cream Separator.
Kelly a. Moulton for lots. for houses,
for insurance, for surety bonds.
William MCLEAN says that II is
anything but an innocent April fool
joke to sprinkle formaldehyde on ones
pillow and sulphur on the stove of his
bed room. He's not saying much to-
day but he's doing a heap of thinking.
An extensive line of ready.to-wear
and street hats personally selected by
Madame Gleason and her trimmer.
Styles to suit the most fastidious.
George Pirrie. of Halbert. is trans
acting court business in Lewistown
this week. He states that the winter
down his way has been one Of the
finest he ever experienced and that
stock is in excellent shape.
Come to the Judith Hardware Co.
and examine u plows, harrows,
drills, harness, etc. Every article
carefully selected and warranted. We
want you to see these excellent i'm
plements.
Rev. Henry Quickenden went to
Highfield yesterday. where, at six
O'Clock in the afternoon, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, he united
in marriage +. +. Macarthur and Miss
Maggie Anderson. Both are most es-
Unable young people and we take
pleasure in wishing them bon voyage
over life's sea
Wanted-By a young Ia who has
not used his land rights, a partner
snip with someone interested in either
cattle or sheep. Can furnish some
capital and will pay into the business
monthly. Address u. NJ" Argus Of
flee.
A slight disagreement ensued yes
terday between the city and county
authorities relative to the disposition
OF the dirt being removed from the
county road. which is an extension of
Main street. The contractor was haul.
ing some of il down within the city
limits and several of the residents M
in that section entered n protest. Com
missioner Phillips and Messrs. Ed.
ridge and Wright, of the city council.
and city and county surveyors Hoge-
and county urveyors soon came to an
agreement concerning the matter. and
the work will go along without inter
ruption.
Carl Anderson will stand a fine Eng.
lish shire stallion one mile from town
on the Kendall road for the coming
season. The horse is dark brown, 4
years old and weighs 1850 pounds.
He may be seen In the Elkhorn stable
every Saturday. Season, SO.
Madame Gleason returned to Lew.
istown yesterday from Chicago, where
she has been for the past month visit
ing the fashionable millinery empor.
iums and dress making parlors, and
selecting her spring stock OF MILL.
merry and studying up the latest styles
OF gowns, spring wraps and suits. and
Is now prepared to offer the ladies of
Fergus county the latest styles ever
offered here. She has secured the ser.
vices Of an expert trimmer, who has
had years Of experience in Chicago
and other eastern cities.