Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-06-22

Prof. Scheer's foot east is the thing
for tired feet. Mrs. Leese.
C. E. Copeland. who lives near Leo,-
enworth. Kansas. is in the cts and
may decide to locate here.
Our $3.50 line of children's trimmed
hats reduced to 81 for Saturday at
Lewistown Commercial
The Capital Brewing company is
having a cold storage building erect.
ed on the depot grounds just below
the warehouse.
Jack-of-AlLTrades gasoline engines
at Judith Hardware Co.
Ed. Crabtree has been the recip.
lent of numerous CONGRATULATIONS
since last Thursday, when his wife
presented him with two big, healthy
baby boys.
Go to Mrs. VIM. Bebb's for your
Sunday dinner.
viii Bebb returned Friday night
from Butte, to which city he went to
see the two prize fights on Miners
Union Day. He says that they were
two of the best mills eve pulled off
in the state.
Mrs. J. NJ. Vrooman and Mrs. DIR.
L. II. Stoll left Friday morning for
Butte. where they will attend conyo-
cation for a week. The Rev. Wake.
field and wife Of this city will also
be present during the session of the
c~onvocation.
Chas. r. Barns informs us that the
sale of the fine imported ~percheron
stallion is almost completed and says
that farmers wishing to improve their
stock would do well to come and see
this horse before breeding, he being
a prize winner at the largest show
held in France.
The annual catalog OF the Uniyers-
ity of Montana has been recently is
sued and contains a comprehensive
statement of the educational advaht-
ages offered by that institution. The
university has just closed a most
prosperous year and the coming
school year promises a yet larger at
tendance and better work in all de-
partments. Parents can make no
mistake in sending their boy or girl
to the University OF Montana, as il
not only leads all other schools in
the state but is gaining an enviable
reputation among educators outside
of Montana.
A beautiful line OF ladies' trimmed
hats which we have been selling at
SO. reduced to SIPS for Saturday at
Lewistown Commercial Co.
Prof. p. H. Kearney, who gave in
struction in penmanship in Lewis
town during the winter, left Monday
morning for his old home in YER
mont. While in the east he intends
to attend the Grand E~ncampment of
the Grand Army Of the Republic,
summer. Prof. K~earney served four
years in the Union army and was
wounded three times in the battle at
Winchester in "a. His old captain,
who is now 50 years of age, urged
him to come to the encampment, and
that is the chief reason he undertook
the long trip.
Parties who want plastering done
should call on Andrew Green.
The Argus is in receipt of the first
annual report of the state entomolo-
gist of Montana, r. A. Cooley of
Bozeman. The report Is the result
Of an act passed by the last legisla-
ture, creating the office of state en-
tomologist and providing for the pay
ment of his travelling expenses in
CURED in the performance of his Off.
cial duties. Prof. Cooley has spent
much time in investigating the mum.
erous insect pests which are so de-
structive to vegetation in Montana,
and in his report tells how they may
be distinguished and what will de.
stroy them. The report will be found
a valuable addition to the practical
library of any rancher or stock
grower.