Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-07

Peanuts roasted every day at Ber-
tTand's.
William A. Shaules, of Kendall, was
in the city Tuesday.
DIR. Foley, telephone No. 100.
E. p. Chandler, treasurer-elect of
Fergus county, arrived in the city
Monday on business.
Spring Creek Coal Company's tele.
phone is No. IT'S.
Frank Scovel has blossomed out
with a new transfer wagon. 1t is of
the most modern and up-to-date sort
and makes a good appearance.
See the Carmen bracelets, the new
est thing out at T. w. Warren's.
A couple of the railroad boys in
dulged in what Is commonly known
as a rough house" last week and as
a result their faces present something
OF a battered appearance.
Clark's carriage heaters. IA inches
long, covered with Brussels carpet, for
$3.50 at the Judith Hardware.
II. z. Gaugler, the Straw merchant,
was in Lewistown yesterday looking
after business and expressing his
satisfaction with the snow fall of the
past week. The storm was a great
thing for the stockmen and farmer
and their prosperity is very material
to the merchant.
w. s. Smith can save you money on
pianos. See him at new store next to
opera house.
j. II. Kent, the Helena architect,
who has charge of the new bank build.
ing, was a visitor in Lewistown last
week. He expressed himself as being
well pleased with the progress on the
bank. He is authority for the state
ment that there will be much build
ing done in the spring in this city and
says ne is busy on plans now.
Go to T. w. Warren, the chronom.
eter, watch and clock maker for cut
glass "perfumizers,' both in gold and
silver mountings.
James M. Croft, the county treas
urer. has about finished with the taA.
es and hereafter those who come in
to pay will have the penalty added
for being delinquent. No figures have
as yet been made up but Tuesday
night there had been 1900 receipts is
sued and this was something like POO
more than we're issued at that time
last year. The force in the Office is
working day and night.
The Judith Hardware Co. have as
complete a line of cut glass, hand
painted china, silver ware, lamps and
ether holiday goods as " displayed
in Lewistown.
G.. H. Kelly returned last evening
from Omaha, well satisfied with the
profits from his cattle sales. He
shipped twenty-five head from Lewis
town Thanksgiving morning, along
with G. p. Burnett and others. Mr.
Kelly's steers were ~four-year-olds and
he received $500 per hundred, the LOT
being the best which had been re
ceived in Omaha this fall and the.
brought the best price. Mr.. Burnette
and the other shippers were also wei
pleased.
It will pay you to 60 TO A. Dahl
the shoe man, when purchasing shoes
He carries a full line of mems. ladies
and c%hildren's shoes and will sci
them at prices which cannot be dup
Heated in the city.
Ed. Crabtree was in the city las
week on a business trip from Maiden
In talking Of the work at the mines
he said it was going along rapidly
and that good work was being done
A new tunnel Is now being run at the
Globe mine and good ore Is constant
ly being taken out. A shipment OF
carload of ore was made to Helena
this week and the average value o.
the car was close to 5000 a ton. Mr.
Crabtree is very well pleased with the
work done so far and says the pros
,.aotp ORC IF tha