Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-04-13
Buggy harness at Lehman.s.

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Little Red Riding Hood" is COIN
ing oon
J. NJ. Parent was in the city on
business Friday.
Little Red Riding Hood is com.
ing soon.
Blackford & Blackboard, attorneys,
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
James Cruise, a nephew of Thomas
Cruise, was a business visitor from
the Mar ranch Monday.
S%tudebaker buckboards, regular SIS
special price S67.50. until overstock
Is reduced at Judith Hardware Co.
The Pleasant Valley school opened
last Monday with Miss Evelyn Brun.
ner as teacher. The Everson school
opened the same day with Mrs. Stel
la Henry In charge.
For Sale-Sixteen.horse power ad
vance engine and SO X GO Advance
separator, windstacker and water
tank complete in good condition. V
Pulec, postofice building.
Fred Russell. the genial commerci
al traveller, representing Hubbard
Spencer. Bartlett e. Co, made Lewis
town this week. Fred is one of the
boys of the grip who has a large
number of friends in this city.
Garden seeds at Lehman's.
James Kelleher. a stock man from
Stanford, was a business visitor To
Lewistown Sunday and Monday. lie
says that some of the woolgrowers
out his way have had a very hard
winter but that stock conditions are
much improved al the present time.
Oats are taken at s1.oo at the Ju.
dith Hardware Company.
Twin boys were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Nose Shull Monday night. Mosa
| said that he was strongly tempted
TO close up his blacksmith shop and
celebrate. but with two extra
mouths-~o feed he could not afford
to throw away a chance for a bit OF
business.
Garden seeds at Lehman's.
Theo. Nichols, stock inspector lot
Fergus county. has resigned his OF,
flee. his resignation to take effect
May LIST. Ex.Sherin T. NJ. Shaw has
been recommended for the place as
Mr.. Nichols ~ccess and will most
likely be appointed. In the event ul
his appointment il is said that he
will move back into Lewistown with
his family, Mr.. Nichols, the retiring
inspector. will move out 10 his ranch
near Tibet and give his entire atten.
ton to ranching and stock growing.
George Pirrie, the Rothiemay wool.
grower, was in the city the first il
the week on land business. lie states
that they have had a long. tedious
winter In his part of the county. but
there has been no especially severe
weather. Much snow has fallen but
IL has not remained on the ground
for n very long period at a time. The
ground Is thoroughly saturated and
Mr.. Pirric anticipates an exccllen,
season. Grass is coming nicely
around Rothiemay and sheep and cat
tie are looking well.
l.. c. Wilson. druggist. has rented
half of the first floor of the Allen q
Robinson building on Main street OF
Williams a. Sloan and will occupy
the new place about the first of May.
The store room will be partitioned
the present occupants taking the low.
er half and Mr.. Williams the room
next to Lehman's. II is an excellent
location and, no doubt. Mr.. Wilson
will easily hold his present excellent
patronage. The Anderson building.
which the drug store 10Y occupies
will be taken by viii White, who has
been waiting all winter for his stock
of goods. The Norman building,
which White intended to use, is
therefore for rent.