Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13
Everything in vehicles at the Judith

Everything in vehicles at the Judith
Hardware Co.
Kelly & Moulton furnish abstracts
Of city. ranch or mining property.
D. E. Hemphill, the watch maker.
has returned and is now prepared
to do your fine watch work.
For Rent-A nicely furnished room
with an alcove. Apply OF DIR. Russell
care OF DR.. Attix.
Use formaldehyde. the sure proven
titive in wheat and oats. For sale
at McKechnie & Allan's.
C. E. Bell. the Helena architect, left
this morning for his home in the
capitol city.
For Rent-The Boarding house and
appliances at the Barnes-King mine
In Kendall to responsible party. Ap-
ply at the office Of the company in
Kendall. Mont
Examine and test at your home a
White sewing machine sold by the
Judith Hardware Co. You would then
be pleased and buy no other.
Revs. Pfaus, Edwards and Anthony
went to Kendall Sunday. where ser
vices we. c held, Rev. Anthony preach.
ing the first sermon.
Rev. A. W. Bell will continue his
addresses on the subject, How We
Got Our Bible next Sunday evening
at the Episcopal church. Morning
and evening services as usual.
r. Schmutz has returned from the
east, where he went the first of the
winter In the interest of his health.
His friends will be glad to know that
he is much improved by the trip and
will re-enter his business, cigar max.
ing, in this plache.
For the purpose of making an ex.
animation of the bottom of the reser.
voir to ascertain IL there are any leaks
the water will be emptied from the
reservoir tomorrow and those using
city water will govern themselves &C.
cordingly.
The Butte base ball team is climb.
ing towards the top Of the ladder in
the pennant race and the record is
all the more remarkable when 1t is
considered that the team has been
playing away from home all of the
time. It would not surprise many
people to see another flag come to the
copper city.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Reynolds, OF
Binghamton, N. Y, arrived in this
city Saturday and will spend the sum
mer visiting relatives in this county.
Mrs. Reynolds is a sister to A j. and
Oscar Stephens, and has numerous
other relatives in this state. They
will spend a part of their time on
the N bar ranch.
The Little Giants and a team Sc
lected from the fourth grade of the
public school played a hot game of
base ball on the vacant lot opposite
the Schneider place Friday afternoon.
The Little Giants were victorious by
a score of 26 to 10. Both teams play
ed good ball for youngsters and gave
evidence of developing good material
for future Lewistown clubs.
William Abe. was over from Ken.
dali the first of the week mingling
with his many friends and transacting
business pertaining IT, starting his
new butcher shop. He has been de-
layed much more than he anticipated
on account of his inability to secure
lumber necessary for fitting up his
shop. He expects to be ready to
start within a very few days.
r. e. Crane, of Melita, Manitoba,
is in this city looking for horses.
Last Saturday Mr.. Busenburg, of the
firm of Hilger and Busenburg. took
him out to the ranch of Ed. Melon
aid, where Crane purchased a car
load of fair size range horses at $50
per head. Yesterday he bought 100
to another outfit. where Gjerde found
head from w. v. Lewis. The price
was not learned.
In Anaconda, Butte, Helena, Great
Falls and Bozeman the newly elected
city administrations are having all
sorts of trouble. The Lewistown ad.
ministration started of without a
hitch of any sort and every indica-
ton points to another year Of har.
monious work towards the upbuild.
ing of the city. Nothing hurts a city's
progress so much as municipal SQUAD
bling, and this place is to be congrat
ulated that II Is one of the few where
none of 1t is done.
Hon. z. w. King of this place 1!
largely interested in a large papel
making factory, which, II the pres
ent plans are carried out, will be sit
uated in the western part OF the state
When seen by the Argus representa-
tive Mr.. King said: THE actua
work towards carrying out u PLAN
is not yet begun. but | think | can sa,
with a certainty that the mill will
be put up. The region adjacent tt
the contemplated location of the mil
contains thousands of feet Of spruce
and | feel that such an enterprise
would be successful. Further thar
this | have nothing to say, but upoI
my return from Helena, where | q
to attend an extra session OF the leg
i~slature, l will be in a position to Civ
you all OF the details concerning the
MILL"