Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-10-21
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Lewistown visitor Friday.
Bargains in every department at
Cooks Cash Store.
Mrs. Charles Kimball was number.
ed among the sick last week.
Jim SINNERS place.
A. l.. Emerson. of Colorado Springs.
arrived in Lewistown Friday on some
mining business.
The hook on" supporter sold at
Power Mercantile company.
j. Gray and J. NJ. Messner. of Utica,
were visitors TO the city Monday,
II was well worth the price of ad.
mission TO see Miss Doyle as Me
dea."-Chicago Tribune.
Charley Doherty, of Great Falls,
was a business visitor TO the city on
Saturday and Sunday.
Hair Work made to order-Mrs. A.
Mcleod, Boulevard. near Third Ave.
Deputy United States Marshal C. f.
Gage, of Helena, was in this city the
first of the week on business pertain
ing to his office.
The Monarch malleable steel range
is a wonder. See them at the Judith
Hardware Co.
Postoffice Inspector L. ID. Beatty
has been in the city for several days
overlooking the new postoffice build
ing and checking up the books OF
Postmaster Stephens.
The oyster season is now open and
you can obtain choice stock at the
Lewistown Meat & Provision Co.
l.. Fitzpatrick and family, of Har-
lowton. were visiting with j. +. Lane
and family several days of last week.
While here Mr.. Fitzpatrick transact
ed some business in the land office.
Do you need an abstract of your
city, ranch or mining property? Place
the order with us. Kelly & Moulton.
A communication TO inc Argus from
General Manager Rantoul, of the Mon
tana railroad company, states that the
stock yards at Straw and Moore have
been completed and the railroad Is
now in a position to handle live stock
shipments from those points.
"Medea," given by Miss Doyle, was
a finely executed piece of tragedy
New York Herald,
William II. Fergus returned Sun.
day from Chicago, where, last week.
he placed on the market 5000 head
of 2-year-old wethers. which netted
him s2.65 per head. He describes
the Chicago market as very unsatis.
factor owing to the unusually heavy
receipts of low grade sheep and cat
tie.
If you are hungry you want to eat.
When you eat you want to go to the
best place. The Acme Cafe is that
place.
DR.. T. II. Peasants, of Helena. has
decided to locate permanently in this
city for the practice OF medicine and
is now on the lookout for suitable Of
flee quarters. The doctor is a compe-
tent physician and is. in addition, a
thorough going gentleman and will be
warmly welcomed to the ranks of the
medical profession of Lewistown. At
present he has not located offices but
will do SO this week.
Everything neat. new, cool and
clean at the Acme Cafe. Come and
see for yourself that this is true.
Mrs. William Vannest, who has
been staying with friends in White
Sulphur Springs for several weeks. re-
turned last week to her home near
this city. While in White Sulphur
her health was greatly improved. but
since returning home her unfortunate
malady has again begun to manifest
itself much to the disappointment OF
her family and friends who hoped
that she would o be entirely re-
covered.
Jim SINNERS place.
Much to the surprise of Cashier
Bach of the Judith Basin Bank the
name of that institution was included
in the list of the strikers Fair List"
when it appeared in the columns of
the News last week. though it had not
appeared in the printed slip scattered
about Lewistown a few days previous.
Mr.. Bach states that the name of the
bank was not so placed by authority
of himself or any officer of the insti-
tuition; that the bank officials are not
in sympathy with the strike against
Tubb Bros. or with the conduct Of the
strike since its initiation.
Buy New Orleans molases right
from the barrel at Cooks.
e. o. Busenburg and j. f. Lane
made a business trip to Moore Sun
day and found things rushing at the
metropolis on Rock creek bench.
Three houses are almost completed
and the lumber is On the ground for
two more. p. II. Tooley and son, of
Two Dot. have a carload of merchan-
disc on the track waiting for the
completion of their store room. J. ID.
Kype has a restaurant and is doing
a nice business. William Barney is
moving his business over from Rock
Greek, so it will not be long before
the thriving young village can claim
a considerable population.
Wall paper at your own price at
Creel G. Briggs. Season is nearing
the n and we positively VIII n
carry over any stock If low prices
will clear the shelves.
N. b. Hall was arraigned before
Justice William Mcfarland last
Thursday morning and upon pleading
guilty to the charge of assault upon
John Dalton, was fined $25 and SEN
fenced to 20 days in the county jail.
The assault for which Hall is now do
ing time in the lookup was committed
on Monday, October ~. The men
were eating supper out at camp No.
2 Of the McShane grading crew. Some
trivial remark made by Dalton en-
ragged Hall who picked up a catsup
bottle and struck Dalton several
times over the head and in the face,
INJECTING severe wounds. The assault