Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-10-07
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Jim SINNERS place.
Sheriff Slater. having in charge
Walter Talton. sentenced to n year
in the p%enitentiary for stealing wool
from NJ, p. Teigen, was an outgoing
passenger on the Helena train Mon.
day,
The Judith Hardware Co. sell the
elegant White sewing machine.
w. j.. Abel, who left Lewistown on
! Monday for Helena. will likely remain
in the capital city for some time. not
having yet determined whether to en-
gage in business there or return Ia
Lewistown OF Kendall.
Ladies furnishings at your own
price at Cooks Cash Store.
Wm. Busch and Mrs. Lena White.
OF Edgcwater. were married in Lew,
istown last week. Mr.. Busch was
formerly of East Fork and is one OF
the oldest and most successful wool,
growers of the county. For many
years the two brothers, Ernest and
William, kept bachelors home al
their ranch fourteen miles from Lew.
istown; now both are married and
conducting their own business al
points nearly 100 miles apart.
Blackford & BlacKford. attorneys,
office In Judith Basin Bank building.
The hill ne~ighborhood has present.
! ed a very busy appearance during the
past week. Several large crews are
working along the railroad grade, two
crews were excayating for the eXten.
sion of water mains, fifteen to TWEEN,
ty men are busily engaged OF the new
high school building, four freight
teams have arrived with quantities OF
pipe for the city, which is being
stacked on Jancaux street and In add,
tion, workmen are employed in tho
completion of several residences and
additions. LewistOwn people would
not admit that il was unusual activ.
ity, hut nevertheless II looked well.
f. f. Rink. who has been manager
OF the Lewistown office of the Wilson
Stage Co. since the ~liarlOwtOn lint
was purchased by Mr.. Wilson. left
this week for Moore. where he vii
take charge of the branch lumber
yard being established at the new
town by the Montana Lumber com
pany. Mr.. Rink has proved an eff
cient and popular employee of thu
stage company and will no doubt Civ,
ample satisfaction to his new employ
ers. The stage business. especially
to Harlowton Is about to a and Mr.
made him by Mr.. Lane of the Lumber
company. For the present Mrs. RIM
and child will remain in L~ewistown
Wood & Mace or Norman's coal a
Kits & Hassett's yard.
Andrew Fergus has brought sui
against lngebreth Olson to quit It'll,
TO lots 1, ). 6, 4. s, and .. block II. %
Ouellette addition. about which there
has been much dispute for scvera
years. The trouble arose over thu
meaning of a deed by which the lan'
was conveyed TO Olsen. The deet
reads four acres in the northeast cor
ner of a certain quarter section. Oh
sen claims that the land lies in th'
shape OF a rcctangle. being one ACRE
wide and four acres long. while Others
claim the piece intended TO be convey
ed is square and the grantor beini
dead or out OF reach. the differenc,
ha: been a cause OF dispute and hal
clouded the title of a large number o
city lots. All concerned will be pleas
ed to know that il is to be settle,
by the courts.
Cheap for cash, a secOnd-ha
~phaeton. Enquire at this Office.