Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-10-28
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Jim SINNERS place.
H. N. Clingan is oyer from Kendall
this week.
Don't forget FL Pasado cigars.
C. T. Durell and wife, Of Gilt Edge.
were Lewistown visitors the latter
part of the week.
For souvenir china go TO W. s.
Smiths.
Dan Taillon has been in Butte. Hell
ena, Great Falls and other state cit.
les for the past two weeks.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist, Main St..
one block east of court house.
Mons Teigen, the Grass Range wool
grower. accompanied by his wife,
spent Thursday In Lewistown.
Reserved seats for DoyleHoffman
entertainment Friday evening on sale
at De.zeIl Drug Co.
David Hilger is having a steam heat
ing plant put in his residence on Sew
enth avenue and Broadway. John
Hughes is doing the work.
Be sure you are right. then go
ahead. Smoke Ell Pagado cigars.
Mike Lynch, foreman at the N-Bar
ranch, has been in the city since Sun
day. He is accompanied by Thomas
Shea, who also works at the Cruise
place.
Remember the DoyIe-Hoffman con.
cert Friday night.
Ell Pagado cigars draw and burn
freely, hold the ash. have a fine aro-
ma and are sweet as a nut. Try m
A. Mansell, Manufacturer.
Wall paper at your own price at
Creel & Briggs. Season is nearing
the end and WI positively will no.
carry over any stock il low prices
will clear the shelves.
DR.. F. F. Attix is now in the east
taking a post graduate course in his
profession. He expects to return to
Lewistown about January LIST.
Home rendered lard is the best
at the Lewistown Meat & Provision
Company.
Rev. A. w. Bell and family left yes
terday morning for Glendive, which
place will be their future home. Who
will be Mr.. Bells in this
parish has not yet been determined.
Jim SINNERS place.
r. X. Neill left Lewistown for his
home in Spokane Thursday. He anne
in to see how things are progressing
up at the Kendall mine, he being cor.
sulting engineer for the Kendall com.
pany.
Secure your heating stoves from Ju.
dith Hardware Co.'S wonderful assert
ment.
Contractor Lundhaul, who had the
contract for a large part of the right
of-way on the Columbia Falls north.
ern cutoff at the head of Whitefish
lake, was killed Wednesday night by
a blast. He was standing too near
when the blast was set off and a large
rock struck him with fatal results.
If you pay cash, you will miss it If
you don't trade at Cooks.
d. B. Morris returned Saturday
night via the Benton route from Butte,
where he went to take an examination
before the state board OF pharmacy.
On the way back he stopped at Har-
wood lakes, where he was Joined by
DR.. Peasants and J. VI. Haverfield. of
this city. for a day of duck shooting.
They had fairly good luck.
Biddle piano tickets with each pur-
chase at Cooks.
j. H. Chamberlain. who lives in the
foothills of the Highwood mountains.
north of Stanford, had his crop Of
grain entirely destroyed by a fire set
by sparks from a %threshing engine
last Saturday. Mr.. Chamberlain is
reported to have had one of the best
crops in the county and the loss is an
unfortunate one.
Hand painted souvenir china at W.
s. Smiths.
Don't forget, you will live long and
prosper" If you buy pure, wholesome
food at Cooks Cash Store.
Miss Georgia Slater, of Butte, was
in the city Friday making arrange.
ments for the establishment of a first.
class confectionery store in this city
She has secured a part of the new
store rooms being put up by Walter
Knight on Fourth avenue. across the
street from the new postoffice build
ing. and next door to the tailoring es'
tablishment of Mr.. Knight, who will
occupy the other half of the building
The new store will be run by Miss
Slater and her sister. Miss Mabel Sla'
ter.
We have just received a car load
of storm doors and windows. Montana
Lumber company.
George Fang, who came here about
three weeks ago from New York City
to visit his brother, Charley Fang. the
contractor. met with an injury last
Wednesday afternoon which will keel
him confined to his bed for several
weeks. He was attempting to mount
a horse, when. in some way, the hooi
of the horse struck his right leg a.
the ankle, breaking both bones. His
cries attracted some ladies In the
house nearby. but they were unable
to help him in. so VIM. Bebb ant
other men were called and took hin
in. The fracture was a sever ono
and the young man has the sympathy
of the many friends whom his stay
here had already made for him.
II you wish to buy a house, a lot, 8
ranch or a gold mine, Dr. loan YOU
money on real estate mortgages at
good rate of interest, call on Kelly x
Moulton, Electric building, Lewistown
Walter E. Bennett. government sta
tistician, was in this city Thursda!
and looked over the books Of the city
He found that the taxable valuation
of the city is s1,1S2,361. the expendi
lures for the year 1902 TO be S1O,299
IS, and the receipts to the year end
ing May 4, 1903, 6 5,S09.S5, all o
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