Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-04-22
Seed oats at Lehman's.

Gus Stone, a Kismet stock man.
was In Lewistown after supplies yes.
terday.
The Judith Hardware Co. sells the
.~..arpless Tubular Cream Separator.
Madame Gleason left this morning
for Utica with a stock of hats for the
ladies' of that place.
The "Happy Pair" will entertain
you at cuIver's hall on April oath.
Clarence Neville. of Great Falls.
arrived in this city Monday for a
visit with relatives.
All kinds of grass and clover seeds
at Montana Hardware Co.
Mrs. John Beebe left Monday morn.
ing for a visit to her home in Nebras.
ka. She accompanied Miss Alderman
as far as her Nebraska home.
Sow your grain with a Supericr
Disc Drill, sold by Montana Hardware
Co.
Oscar Patrick and Henry GOWN. Of
Kendall, were among those who were
initiated into the mysteries OF the
F. o. Eagles in this city Thursday
night.
Strictly clean timothy seed at S1s
cents at Lehman's.
Read the bargains in real estate
and live stock offered by Hilger a.
Busenburg in this issue of the Argus.
They have an excellent list.
The Scare Crow and the Tin Man
at cuIver's hall April Path.
Ernest Billiard and Miss Elvira
Stephens. both of Kendall. were unit
ed in marriage at the Presbyterian
mans Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock, the Rev. Albert Pfaus Off
ciating. Both are well known young
people of KeKndall and will make
their home in that place.
ladies-Be sure and attend the sale
on trimmed hats, ranging in price from
$500 to $500 at Madame Gleason's
on Saturday, April 25th.
The base ball season is on in all
parts of the country. The interests of
this state are bound up in the Helena
and Butte teams and 1t now looks as
II both Montana teams will more than
hold their own in the pennant race
OF the Pacific National League.
Now is the time to buy a Cream
Separator and the DeLavel Is the one
to buy. Montana Hardware Co, ag-
| ents.
Charlie Little, formerly in the drug
business in this city, now of Salt
Lake, arrived in this city Saturday
to look after some mining business.
He numbers his friends by the hun
dreds in this county and all are glad
to know that he is prospecting in the
Mormon capital.
Strength and vigor come OF good
food, duly digested. Force" a ready.
to-serve wheat and barley fool. adds
no burden. but sustains. n~ourishes,
~invigorates.
C. b. Shipman returned Thursday
from a trip of four months duration
during which he travelled all through
the south and east. He spent several
weeks In southern Florida and took
occasion to visit his old home in Yer
mont. He was also in Washington
a week and spent several days in New
York. He says he thoroughly enjoy
ed the trip but is glad to get back to
| Montana.
Styles up-to-date, street and ready
to-wear hats at Madame Gleason's.
Come and see them.
There are some boys about Lewis.
town whose rock throwing proclivities
are likely to get them into trouble
before many days. One of them sent
a stone through the Argus window
Wednesday night and the same Of
Tense has been committed in other
parts of town. The city marshal has
his eyes on the culprits and there will
be something doing" unless they
mend their ways.
A ticket for the drawing of the
$4,000 pattern hat given with every
dollars worth of goods purchased at
Madame Gleason's.
There is being a general assault
made upon the trout swarming in the
various streams near Lewistown,
since the opening up of the warm days
of spring. Too mero are those
who, during the past week, have laid
aside for awhile the cares and respon.
sibilities of life and have given them.
selves up for a day to the Waltonian
delight. The delight was about all
some of them got out of it.
Why do you get SO many eggs!
! feed green ground bone of the Lew.
istown Meat & Provision Co.
The case of the Judith Basin Bank
VS.. J.. l.. Mears, as trustee for the
Deerfield Mercantile Companyin bank
ruptcy. was tried before Judge Chea
die Thursday morning. The plaintiff
has a claim of something like fifteen
hundred dollars against the defendant
evidenced by a note and secured by
a mortgage given by the company
The Judge took the matter under adj
visement and ordered the attorneys
to submit arguments on briefs.