Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-06
I Gown, County ano state ,
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e. L. Jackson, of Utica, was in
this city Monday.
Cash paid for hides and pelts by
Bryant Bros. Main street
Arthur Weston, Of Harlowton, was
registered at the Lewistown Monday
and Tuesday.
II you are troubled with falling hair
and dandruff, do not delay, but con-
suit Mrs. Leese at once.
Seed oats at Lehman's.
Richard Eddy has returned to this
city and is employed in the general
merchandise store Of Bertrand &
Shannon.
Strictly clean timothy seed at 3h
cents at Lehman's.
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.
Go to the Judith bakery for fresh
bread, cakes, pies, confectionery and
fruit. Telephone orders receive very
prompt attention.
Bertrand & Shannon, the new gen.
eral merchandise firm, have some.
thing to say this week about Petit.
coat Perfection" Read their adver.
tisement elsewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hawson left
Monday morning via the Benton stage
line for a visit to their daughter in
Chinook. It is their intention, later,
to make a visit to their old home in
England.
The product of the Black Diamond
coal mines is first class. Order from
]. l.. Beebe at the Bank Of Fergus
County.
Mrs. VIII White left Sunday for her
old home in Monroe, Mich, where she
will visit her relatives for several
weeks. She will also visit friends and
relatives in Ohio and Illinois before
her return, about the first Of August.
When you want coal go to J. L.
Beebe, the agent for the Black Dia-
mond Coal Co., at the Bank of Fergus
County.
1t is reported that a few choice
spirits met for a quiet game last ev-
ening but that a disagreement arose
and a gun entered into the contro-
versy. The principals made them
selves awful carce and no particu-
lars could be secured.
Postmaster Stephens has received
official notification from First Assist
ant Postmaster General r. j. Wynn
of the acceptance of the bid of Robert
Young for furnishing a building and
equipments for the post office after
July LIST.
have just received from New York
City an elegant and we'll assorted
stock of Switches Of the first quality;
hair all shades, also the latest novelty
of hair pins and ornaments for the
summer trade. Mrs. leese, Judith
Basin Bank building.
At the school entertainment Fri.
day evening $161 were taken in and
d~educting the expenses, which amount
ed to $34.50, a net balance of $126.50
was realized. The money for the most
part will be used for the purchase of
good pictures for the lower rooms,
the higher grades being fairly well
supplied in that respect.
Before sowing your wheat use for
maldehyde on it, the sure preventive
for smut in wheat. For sale by Nc
Kechnie G. Allan.
C. E. McKoin, of Fort Maginnis. was
10 fit, nttu MAnAoy ON cnnA land
business. He states that the most
of the ranchers over his way have
in their spring crops, but that the
rains and SHOWS which have been
visiting Lewistown so frequently have
been missing them and that some
moisture is badly needed.
We have for sale a 160-acre ranch
on Rock creek, all fenced, an abun-
dance of fine water, buildings new.
This is one of the best grain ranches
in Fergus county and the best bargain
we have on u list. Kelly & Moulton.
Avery Armstrong has decided to
start a restaurant in connection with
his bakery. An addition will be built,
the interior thoroughly refitted and
the entire place r~ejuvinated. George
Zeigler will also have an interest in
the enterprise, and as a first-class
restaurant Is one of the things badly
needed in this place the boys will
doubtless make the venture a sue.
cess.
Why do you get so many eggs!
/ feed green ground bone Of the Lew
istown Meat & Provision Co.