Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-09-16

A. NJ. Stephenson, accompanied by
his wife and son, was a visitor to the
city the first Of the week.
Blackford & BlacKford, attorneys,
office In Judith Basin Bank building.
A. s. Wright. of this city. returned
home today from ST. Paul. He was
accompanied by G. NJ. Nelson, of that
city. secretary of the Chicago-Mon
tana Mines company. Of this county.
Madame Gleason and Miss Shiela
Mallory have returned to Lewistown
from the east. where they have been
for the past six weeks purchasing
goods for their millinery business.
Misses Cora Ward and Clara Main
arrived in Lewistown yesterday morn
ing ready for their work in the school
room, They report very pleasant va.
cations, which were spent at their
eastern homes.
Rev. Father J.. NJ. vermaat wishes
To announce 10 the Catholics of Fer
gus county that the Right Rev. j. n.
Brondel, Bishop Of Helena. has post.
poned his %canOnical visitation Ia the
parish of Fergus county,
For the first time since May the
beautiful white white appeared on
the top of the mountains surround
ing Lewistown last Friday. There
was over an inch OF snow on the
ground at Castle Butte.
The Waite rooming house over the
Bernard Mcdonnell building on Fourth
avenue was opened up this week and
those DESTROYS of a room, absolutely
clean and newly furnished can secure
one by applying at that place.
e. Fl. Crabtree, assays, examinations
and reports. Mining properties listed
for sale. A good list of undeveloped
properties now offered on reasonable
terms. Cyanide propositions a spec.
ialty. Lewistown, Mont.
Harry Wilson. who has been In this
city visiting his father. DIR. Wilson,
left Monday via Garneill for Chicago.
where he will enter a medical college
for the last year of his course. When
he completes his course II Is his inten-
ton to come to this city To locate.
Go to the Waite rooming house. the
best in the city. Over the Mcdonnell
building.
William DundUm, who lives several
miles below town on Big Spring creek.
has been bringing into market some
OF the finest apples ever grown in
Montana. Fergus county bids fair
soon to rival the famous Bitter Root
and Clark's Fork valleys in her orch
ard products. Ranchers are awaken
ing To the excellent possibilities of
the fruit raising industry and hun
dreds of trees are being planted each
year.
The fair held in Billings last week
was the most successful ever held in
the Yellowstone valley metropolis.
Thousands were on the grounds dailv
and the attractions were the best ever
offered In that city. All around us
they are having excellent fairs this
year and Lewistown and Fergus coun-
ty will add another to the list of
successful fairs for 1908.
w. II. Smith. of Great Falls. has
located in Lewistown for the prac-
tice Of law. having arrived in the city
this week. Temporarily his Office
will be located In the Electric build.
ing. but after the completion of the
postoffice building he will have his
office up there. Mr.. Smith has won
an enyiable reputation as a careful
conscientious attorney during his
practice in Great Falls and will be-
warmly welcomed to the professional
ranks of Lewistown. He is. In addi-
lion. a most pleasant, affable gentle
mar and will be popular with all from
q social standpoint.