Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-09-16
Jewel heaters at Lchman's.

eu SeNeio' wv -" "''"lllt OF RAIN.
French to German souvenir china at
w. s. Smiths.
j. l.. Stuart returned Saturday night
from a trip TO Clancy.
You might be the lucky one II You
buy now at the Judith Hardware Co.
DR.. o. F. David, of Utica. is a Wis.
itor to the city this week.
Piano drawing at Judith Hardware
company.
The attendance al the high school
continues good and excellent work is
being done in all departments.
Louie Landt has rented the Thomp.
son house on Fifth avenue and moved
in his family the latter part OF the
week.
Hold your orders for fruit and
shade trees and nursery supplies un-
Ill you see Samuel Anderson. II will
pay you.
The base bail grounds have been
put in splendid shape this week for
the four games with Kendall, begin.
ming tomorrow.
All losses on purchases OF trees and
nursery supplies replaced absolutely
free of charge the first year, and at
half price the second year. Samuel
Anderson. agent for the Jewel MUIR
sery.
Go to Lehman's and get a Jewel
heater. Absolutely the best.
A. A. Campbell. the Helena Rec.
ord representative, has been in Lewis.
town and vicinity for the past week,
During several years in the nursery
business in Montana Samuel Ander-
son has never failed in a single in
stance to satisfy every customer. See
him when ordering fruit and shade
trees.
Miss Jennie Fulton, who is an eff.
cient member of the lewistown corps
Of school teachers. returned 10 the
city Sunday from the western part Of
the state. where she spent the sum.
mer vacation.
Samuel Anderson. representing the
Jewel Nursery, will be pleased to ad-
wise his patrons as TO the best pur.
chases in fruit and shade trees and
general nursery supplies. Years Of
experience amply qualities MIR. Ander-
son to advise correctly.
Halsey r. Watson returned yes.
terday from a trip through the Ma.
tional park with several members Of
the state press association. He was
absent twelve days and reports a
splendid time with his brother mem
bers Of the fraternity.
j. W. Johnson. one OF The old.timers
of Fergus county and long a resident
of Gilt Edge, before he was sent to
the Warm Springs asylum about a
year ago. die in the asylum last Sun
day morning and was buried in the
cemetery at that place. He had no
relatives in this county but number
ed many Of the early residents among
his friends.
The boys OF the high school are try
ing to organize a foot ball team. They
have material for a good high school
eleven and If they could get in the
teams to play them, could. no doubt.
make a creditable showing on the
gridiron. After the railroad gets here
II will be easy enough 10 get games
with outside teams and a good team
will then be organized.
Judge V. K. Cheadle and family re.
turned home from a trip through the
National park Thursday, They were
Egone about a month and not an acct
dent Of any sort happened to mar the
pleasure of the trip. The Judge went
through fifteen years ago. but says
that aside from the improved roads
and hotel accommodations the great
wonderland has not changed.
l.. ID. Blodgett who, for the past
four years, has been employed in the
gentlemen's furnishings department
of the Lewistown Commercial com
pany store, has resigned his place to
take a position as agent and book
keeper for the Spring Creek Coal Co
with his Office in the office of the
Electric Light company. His resig.
nation is to take effect the first of
October.
The weather man certainly has it
in for Lewistown. He pulled off a big
rain and spoiled the roads so that the
Fourth of July celebration came near
being a fzzle and now for the past
week he has been handing us out
dampness, semi-congealed and other.
wise. in large punches, with the evil
dent determination of a~nnihilating all
prospects of having a fair. Give us
a fair shake. Mr.. Rainmaker.
At the regular meeting of the Lew
istOwn Volunteer Fire department
held last Friday evening, Chief John
C.. Bebb was presented with a beau
tiful gold medal by the members Of
the department. Johnnie has been
chief of the department for something
over five years and during that time
he has been present at AZ of the a.
fire calls and has in every way made
an ideal chief. That he is popular
with all OF the boys is attested by
the elegant little token presented him
Friday evening.
b. NJ. Bean, the well known wool.
grower from Edgewater, accompanied
by his wife, came into the city yes.
terday, remaining over until today.
Mr.. Bean states that the range looks
well in his part of the county, but
that the wool growers are selling on
a large number Of their sheep. The
department recently ordered the rs.
adjustment Of a p~ostoffice on the
Lorimer ranch. l6 miles north Of
Edgewater. It will be a great on
venience TO a large number of people
in that vicinity. The new Office will
be called Valentine.
Captain George e. Bartlett. con.
nected with the Hubbard. Bartlett,
Spencer & Co. firm OF Chicago. and
one OF the best. II not the best. all.
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