Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-07-29
Furniture at Lehman's

oiiNer Alien anu VIE, OF Kendall,
were in the city Saturday.
Champion mowers and binders a,
Lehman's.
Oscar Stephens left Monday for
Great Falls to sell his wool.
R. MacGarison, the Lavina sheep
man. came into the county seat on a
business trip Saturday.
d. E. Hemphill, the watch maker.
has returned and is now prepared
to do your fine watch work.
Sam Phillips left Monday via Ben.
ton for Great Falls to market his wool
clip which was sent there last week.
Fine line of crockery at Lehman's
department store.
Jack WATSON and Z. J.. Rule. of Gilt
Edge, were In the city on business
the first Of the week.
Hair Work made to order-Mrs, A.,
Mcleod, Boulevard. near Third Ave.
The condemnation proceedings
brought by the Montana railroad CON-
pany against Frank Day, George Stat
ford and Ernest May will be up for
hearing before Judge Cheadle Friday
the 31st.
Hay forks at Lehman's.
George B. Murray, until recently
clerk at the Day House. left Saturday
for Butte, where he will probably
permanently remain.
Painting, calsomining and paper
hanging. See Creel & Briggs.
George Lincoln and wife, Of White
Sulphur Springs, were in newistown
Sunday on their way to the place IF
A. Lincoln, Georges father, where
they will visit for a short while.
Did you see those Plano mowers
and binders at Bertrand & Shannon's?
An experienced mar to set up Plano
mowers and binders at Bertrand &
~Shannon's.
j. A. Woodson, of Flatwillow, was
in the city over Sunday the guest Of
his son, w. r. Woodson. He states
that they have completed shearing on
the Parberry ranch, their clip amount.
ing to about $4,000 pounds this year,
and have taken the wool to the Bill
ings market.
Milwaukee moving machines and
rakes are the best. See Geo. M. stat.
ford.
Prof. r. A. Cooley, of the Bozeman
Agricultural College, has prepared a
bulletin regarding the beetle, which
has been active this eason In destroy
ing rose buds. The bulletin is illus
trated with original drawings and will
be useful to the gardeners in protect
ing plants.
DR.. w. A. Allen, the dentist, Is To-
Gated in room 8 at the Hoffman house
on Jeneaux street and requests all
who desire to have some dental work
done to call on him at that place.
J. d. Waite returned Saturday
from Tibet where he has been owe
looking the shearing OF his sheep.
His Utica wool was sent to the Bill
lings market while his Deerfield clip
was sent to Great Falls. He left yes.
terday for the latter place to sell his
clip.
If you wish to buy a house, q lot, q
ranch or a gold mine, or loan your
money on real estate mortgages at O
good rate of interest, call or Kelly II
Moulton, Electric building, Lewistown.
A Lewistown traveller who recent
ly made a trip on the Highfield road
along East Fork suggests the advis-
ability of the road supervisor looking
after some very bad mud holes found
along the road at the earliest possible
opportunity. There are said to be
some places which are almost impas-
sable.
Creel G Briggs handle the finest line
of window shades and Don mould
ings.
The preliminary hearing of Walter
Talton, arrested in Billings last week
on a charge of grand larceny, will be
held before Justice Mcfarland next
tuesday morning. Talton is accused
of having stolen two and a half sacks
OF wool firm Mons Tiegen, OF Grass
Range, and attempting to sell them
to parties in Billings.
Our claim Is as easy for you to
prove as for us to [Ae. The best
cooking, the Creates variety for the
table, the best dining service In Lew.
,stown at the Acme Cafe.
Will Wareham, who lives near Ken
dali, was a heavy sufferer from the
hail storm of Saturday afternoon. The
hail stones almost totally destroyed
his crops, killed q large number uf
his chickens and two young colts.
Others in that section also suffered
heavily, but Will was the hardest hit.
Strength and vigor come OF good
food, duly digested. Force" a ready
to-serve wheat and barley food, adds
no burden, but sustains. nourishes,
invigorates.
The land Office located here has
been allowed an additional clerk and
Mrs. Helen l.. Greeley, now located In
the surveyor generals office in Colo
RADIO, has been ordered to report t.
the register and receiver of the Lew.
istown office on August LIST, or as
soon thereafter as convenient.
In order to secure more room for
the rapidly growing confectionery
business, w. ]. Edgecombe is a!spcs-
ing of a mixed car load Of gents sum-
mer furnishings at prices chat can't
be skinned by Montgomery Ward G.
Co.
Edward Hayes, an old-times in AL.
der gulch, and well known to all OF
the first placer miners around Vir-
ginia City, was found dead In his bed
last Wednesday. He was about SO
years of age and had considerable
wealth at the time OF his death.
'Tis a matter Of opinion as to what
constitutes the best eating place. A