Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-02-24
Judith Hardware Co. for hobs.

BUSINESS Trip lor the Argus tnlS week.
Henry Packard and E. ]. Morse. of
Stanford. are business visitors to
this city this week.
Fowler & Smith sell fire, life and
plate glass insurance.
James d. Burr. who has been doing
some mining for j. L. Stuart in Ruby
Gulch. was in the city the first OF the
week.
Special embroidery sale at the
Commercial.
Save your hair. Do not allow dan.
drum and falling hair to trouble you.
but have your scalp treated by the
specialist, Mrs. Leese.
Do you want a chance on the $3.50
piano? Eat at the Acme Cafe.
W. N. Everett last Friday sold his
place on Main street to Walter Cox
and gave immediate possession. All
of Mr.. Everett's household furniture
was included in the sale.
W. M. McClean's engineering office
is o located in the new Allen &
Robinson building. rooms 3 and 4.
Up to last Wednesday Cy. Gray had
bowled $50 games since taking charge
of the ladies bowling alleys. The to.
tai number of pins knocked down was
1886. an average of 176 per game.
Fresh meats. bacon, hams and home
made lard in full variety at the Lew
istown Meat & Provision Co.
The theatrical entertainment an
nounced to be given by the Elks at
Culver's opera house on the Goth
inst. has been necessarily abandoned
and in its stead a dance will be Civ.
en-, to which all Elks and their lady
friends are invited.
Hair Work made to order-Mn. A.
Mcleod, Boulevard. near Third Ave.
Hall and Herring at Lehman's.
Auction! Auction! Auction!-
Saturday, February 9th, at 1 o'clock.
Will sell at auction to the highest
bidder all my household furniture at
Thompson's new residence on Fifth
avenue, four blocks south of Main
street. Louis Landt.
White Fish at Lehman's.
l.. l.. Warden has completed ar
rangements for the erection of a green
house on some lots which he owns on
lower Fifth avenue Several people
have talked of such a project but
none of them ever carried 1t into eff
feet. Mr.. Warden has had some ex
p%erience in the work and it is believed
that such a venture will be an entire
success.
Our stock of World Almanacs for
1904 has arrived. Price 35 cents al
the office; As cents by mail.
r. Emmett Hamilton has filed di
vorce proceedings against his wife
Kathleen Hamilton. The petition
states that the plaintiff and defendant
were intermarried in Helena on April
%, 1897, but that on or about the goth
of November. 1901. the defendant
without any cause. deserted and aban
doned plaintiff and has since refused
to live with him. Mrs. Hamilton Is
at present in Wyoming.
The Monarch malleable steel range
sold by Judith Hardware Co., is grand
Nc dust can escape. Many valuable
psints you should see before buying
a range.
Miles Lyons, who has been operat
ing a diamond drill in the Kendall
district for several months. passed
through this city Thursday on his
way to South Africa. where he in
tends to get a job operating a drill II
the famous Transvaal country. HI
says that this is a fine mining coun
try but that the weather is a little
too cold for him. He has been il
South Africa before, so understand:
what he is going up against.
The stage due here Monday nigh
from Lewistown reached this cit.
tuesday night about 6 o'clock. Oh
the road between Lewistown and Den
ton the driver lost control Of tn,
horses and they ran away, upsettinI
the stage, but fortunately the passen
gers escaped without serious injury
When they arrived at Harwood'
lakes the stage became stuck in
snow drift and 1t was only after work
ing some time that the driver an,
passengers were able to continue thei
CHARACTERIZATION River Press.
Spring Creek Coal company's tele
phone number is 60.
Henry Born, of Maiden, who wa
an old-timer in Fergus county befor
the average so-called "old-timer
had discarded his pinafores, is in tn
city this week rounding up a few oil
friends. Mr.. Born is still talkin
about his trip east. which he too
last summer. 1t was his first sigh
of the tame and shorn eastland in jus
forty years and he enjoyed the tri
to the limit. But with all OF II
effeteness, the cas- is not in it wit
Montana as a place of residence, i
his opinion.
For SaIe-One quarter lot 121s fee
front on Main street between Thir
and Fourth avenue. c. NJ. Kelly
Electric Building.
The Great Falls stage brought 1
forty-one sacks of mail Saturday morI
ing, that being the largest amount c
mail matter that was ever brought int
the city in one day. A great deal G
1t was mail which had been waitin
at Lombard and Harlowton for tn
Montana railroad train to bring IL
but was finally sent around the othe
way . The manager Of the Gres
alls-Lewistown stage company fee
that he is getting the worst OF 1t, ha'
ing to haul the mail which should b
brought in by another company. II
doesn't mind 1t once in a while, bt
it has been a pretty regular task thi
winter.
Leave orders for Borgh's coal wit
L. ID. Blodgett at the Judith HardwaI
company.
Frank Wright. Jr., son of Mr.. an
Mrs. Edmund Wright. met with
rather bad accident while coastin
dnu- tho hfI naar thn u,arI g.hn.