Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-20
Only the best or meats kept on hand
at the Lewistown Meat Market

Only the best or meats kept on hand
At the Lewistown Meat Market.
Wanted-Woman cook to lake
charge of kitchen. eighteen boarders.
Paint your house with Devoe paints.
They are guaranteed.
Ed. Wight, the Philbrook rapcher
is another outsider who is now bound
in Lewistown this week, having come
in the first Of the week to attend to
some business.
So it's a tonic you want? Beef, Iron
G. Wine is the thing. Get a bottle at
d. b. Morris.
Walker Wells left Friday afternoon
for Lombard to meet his sister. who
is coming to Lewistown. He took the
occasion to go on to Helena and trans
act some business.
Blackford & BlacKford, attorneys,
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
Louie Blodgett came in Monday
morning from his ranch west NJ town,
where he spent two weeks r~ecuperat-
ing from a general break down. He
feels much better as a result of his
lay off.
Kelly & Moulton represent the
Pennsylvania Fire Insurance Co. Of
Philadelphia.
The committee having in charge
the preparations for Memorial day
request that all donations Of flowers
for that occasion be left with Mrs. A.
w. Stoddard at Culver's hall on the
morning Of the 30th.
Wanted-By Mrs. Bean, corner Ja-
neaux street and 10th avenue, plain
sewing. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Hugh Wagner and John Raw left
early Sunday morning for Flatwillow
creek, where they intend TO spend a
day or two fishing. They will Incl
dentally pay a visit to Dave Atchi-
son, who is working out in that coun-
try.
The shoe sale of the year is now
on at Powers. Read their ad.
Mrs. Gold T. Curtis has instituted
divorce proceedings against her hus-
band in Great Falls in the district
court. Both parties are prominent
in social circles OF the Falls and the
affair has created quite a sensation.
Later: Since the above was written
the parties have made up and all is
lovely again.
For Rent-Seven room furnished
house during June and July. Inquire
at Presbyterian manse, Fifth venue.
]. c. Young, who made a trip to
Landusky last week to take a load
of men, who are to work in the new
mill which f. w. King is putting up
in the Little Rockies, says that in go
ing through the bad lands he saw
dead cattle by the dozens lying by the
side of the road, many being stuck
in the mud and were too weak to get
out.
Garden seeds at Power Mercantile
Co.'S.
Major Frank ]. C. Tyler, of Oma-
ha, who has been in this city for the
past five weeks getting up an abstract
book for Wright Bros, will leave this
week for Wallace. Idaho. where he
has a contract to get up some books.
He will return to this city in about
a month to complete the books here.
which cannot be finished at this time,
owing to the failure OF the books to
come from Omaha.
Have you seen w. S. Smiths new
carpet samples, thirty-one new pat
terms.
Asa Carpenter returned Friday
morning from a trip down south OF
the Snowies, during which he visited
most of the big outfits in that sec
ton. He says that the lambing sea-
son is well along down there, but
that the losses are pretty heavy. Hun
dreds of fine lambs are dying because
of a lack of food and the past week
which vas very generally a warm.
dry one did not improve the situation
at all.
c. II. Barrows wishes to announce
that he has recently installed a new
shearing plant one and one-half miles
southeast of Ubet. He has thirty of
the latest improved Stewart machines
and an experienced man in charge
of the plant. Among other advan-
tages are over 5000 acres of decided
and leased land, plenty of water and
public dipping tanks. For further in.
formation call upon or address c. II.
Barrows, Ubet, Montana.
II you are feeling blue over the
storm just take a trip over town and
talk with the old-timers, some OF
whom will say: well yes. it's a
pretty bad little furry, but just TWEEN
ty-one years ago today we had a
storm in this section that would make
this little blow look like a June zeph.
yr. Showed ten days straight and
the snow vas six feet on a level"
Another. why four years ago on the
10th Of May we did have a sure
enough Storm" or I've seen snow
two feet deep here the first OF June
wonder II there was ever a rain or
snow which didn't pale into insight
ficance beside n OF which happen.
ed lust twenty years ago?"