Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-10

George j. Bach is contemplating an
automobile trip to Flatwillow the last
part of this week.
Mason's fruit jars at Ichman's.
e. S. Smith has brought in a sam
pie of bench land whcar thar heats
anything yet seer for fine grain. The
wheat was raised without irrigation
of any kind and has been estimated
to run from So TO IS bushels to the
acre.
Jack-of-AllTrades gasoline engines
at Judith Hardware Co.
kid" Fredericks, the prize fighter.
who is well known in Lewistown, will
return 10 Montana within a few days
and prepare for his fight with Jack
Clifford. which is set for September
o.. II is possible that a match may
be arranged for him here.
Go to Mrs. VIM. Bebb's for your
Sunday dinner.
Joseph Wunderlin has sold to Os-
car Stephens the north half of the
southeast quarter OF section 20, town.
ship north. of range is east. The
consideration paid was $500. The
sale was negotiated by the Western
Mining and Real Estate Bureau.
Down-to-date drinks at Delzell's So
da fountain.
The Argus Is in receipt Of a num-
Der of maps of Montana from the
Rand-McNally Co. These maps have
all the towns of Fergus county on
them and are the only correct ones
that have been received in Lewis.
town. They will be sold for rs cents
each.
Ice Cream at DelzelI's. Special at.
~tention given to parties, p%icnics, etc.
The city schools will begin on Sep.
TENDER 9th. Mr.. Beyis, of Billings,
will be principal of the schools and
he will be assisted by an able corps
of teachers. Miss Kingsbury, OF
Michigan, will take Miss Mains
place in the primary department. She
will also continue the kindergarten.
In response to repeated requests
the Argus has arranged to keep one
new Remington typewriter for rent to
responsible parties at $3.50 per week
or $500 per month. rental to be ap.
piled on purchase price. If purchase
is made. A stock of machines is kept
constantly on hand and those desiring
to rent or buy can be promptly ac-
commodated.
/ Ed. Folmsbee has sold his ranch
on the Cottonwood bench to a Mr.,
Saffron. of California for a considera'
ton of $500. Mr.. Folmsbee is in
the city at present, but il Is his in
tention to go back to Maine. The
move was n~ecessitated by Mrs. Folms.
bees i'll health.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
Mr.. Arthur Terrill wishes to an.
nounce to his friends that he has pur.
chased the business Of the Grand
Union Tea company from Mr.. +. Sui.
livan and will continue the business
at the same place on Fifth avenue
opposite the Presbyterian church.
All old patrons as well as new ones
will be cordially welcomed.
Shirts requiring no starch 10 cents
at Judith Steam Laundry.
George II. Beasley, of Kansas City
Kan. arrived in the city Thursday
evening to take the position of fore
man of the composing room on the
Argus. Mr.. Beasley has had twenty
' years experience as a printer in var
lous parts of the country. His family
will follow him some time this
month.
! For an excellent Sunday dinner try
Mrs. VIM. Bebb's at the Cochran place
I George Bettys has been appointed
by the mayor as the special officer ia
take up stray horses and cattle in
the city. IL is up to him 10Y and
he will find plenty to do If he con
fines his operations to the night and
very early morning. The horses take
particular delight in tramping up and
down the board walks.
Remnant sale at Powers.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
The fourth quarterly conferenc,
meeting of the Methodist church wa.
held in Utica Saturday and Sunday
July 80 and 81. and there was a large
attendance at each meeting. Mrs. AL
len Rodger, whose husband died some
time ago as a result of being kicked
by a horse. presented the church a
Utica with a pulpit bible in memor!
of her husband. Mrs. Rodger hal
gone to Great Falls. where she viii
live.
Power Mercantile Co. will save yol
money on iron beds.
Special orders for fancy ice cream
made as you want il at Delzelrs.
Postmaster All. j. Stephens has re
ceiyed word from Supt. Wilcox Of th'
railway mail service, that on and al
ter August 18th a railway mail ser
vice is to be established on the Mon
tana railroad between Lombard ant
Lewistown. There will be opei
pouches and mail will be distributed
to the stations between the two
places. This will probably necessi
tate a mail car on the trains.
Shampooing, ~manicuring, facia
massage, dyeing. bleaching, chirop
ody. Mrs. l.. l.. Leese.
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