Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-02-10
Judith Hardware Co. for robes.

Judith Hardware Co. for robes.
II. N. Clingan, of Kendall Is 4 Wis.
itor TO this city this week.
Shoes given away at the CONNER.
cial Co. Read their ad.
Rev. Allen Rogers. OF Utica. was
a business and social visitor to this
city Saturday,
Employment bureau, Fowler &
Smith.
Frank t. Flanagan, a well known
old-timer of the Gilt Edge district, is
In the city in attendance at the dis.
trict court, being called to testify in
the Magallon case.
Fresh meats, bacon. hams and home
made lard in full variety at the Lew.
istown Meat & Provision Co.
All persons having children old
enough TO enter Miss Mains begin
ners' class should send them to school
at once, No beginners will be receiv,
ed after Monday, February 18th.
DIR. A. H. Russell, dentist, new
Allen & Robinson building. Main
st.
A. d. Mitchell, of Helena. represen.
tative OF the company handling the
Peerless Piano Player, is in the city
on business this week. He has sue.
| ceeded in locating some of his instru,
ments in this city.
Our stock of World Almanacs for
1904 has arrived. Price 35 cents at
the office; As cents by mail.
]. T. Andrus left this morning for
the east on business for the Lewis,
town Commercial company. He ex.
poets to visit Chicago, New York and
other of the larger eastern cities be.
fore his return, which will be within
three weeks.
Hair Work made to order-Mp. A.
Mcleod, Boulevard. near Third Ave.
Miss NJ. G. Haggerty, of Butte, ar
rived In the city via Benton las
Thursday morning and has entered
the employ of Wright Bros. Mis-:
Haggerty is an expert stenographel
and typewriter. She started to Lew
istown via the Montana railroad but
got to Lombard and after a short
stay changed her mind and took the
train for Benton.
The Monarch malleable steel range
sold by Judith Hardware Co., is grand
No duet nm oCnann Manp valuable
points you should see before buying
a range.
For, the first time this winter the
hay stacks of the woolgrowers Of Fer
gus county are being used. Up to the
present cold snap the sheep have
been able to live on the range al
right. But the stock mar would ter
to one rather have a cold spell of
month now and then continuou!
spring and summer than Intermittent
storms until June, as last year. Sheer
are looking well all yer the count!
and the general condition was nevel
more favorable.
Judith Hardware Co. for hobs.
Next Monday night at the Tivol
theater George Siddons and Dud'
Lewis will each make an effort t.
settle the dispute as to which Is tn
better pugilist. They have tough
two draws. the last being a ten-rount
affair at the Tivoli two weeks ago
Both men yer going fast when TIL
end came, but it is believed that hac
the go been for twenty rounds a decis
ion would have been reached, as boil
were evidently fighting for blood
They will be in prime shape for tn
go Monday night and as II is to b.
for twenty rounds there will probabl.
be a finish, as they are men with goo'
stiff punches concealed in their mits
Lewis is the larger and heavier, bu
this advantage is offset by the olde
head of Siddons and his ability I,
stand punishment.
George Wiedeman left Friday nigh
for Helena to attend the annual meet
ing of the Montana Implement an,
Hardware Dealers association, whic'
opened in that city Monday. Som
very important business Is to com
before the association this year an,
a full attendance was urged. MI
Wiedeman is one of the most prom
nent members of the association an
takes a lively interest in anythin
pertaining to the good of that lin
of business.
1t is related that a certain liquo
dealer in Gilt Edge was boarding a
a hotel and when at the end of tn
month his bill was presented, 1t wa
for full time, whereas the boarder ha
not taken over half of his meal
there. He expostulated but the boz
face said: We'll, your meals wer
here. If you did not come for them
was your fault" That ended the col
troversy until the next day. when tn
landlord called al the liquor hous
for the purpose of paying his ciga
bill for the month. The bill was ia
in excess of what he knew II shout
be. why, | didn't buy one-half tina
many cigars and liquor" he exclain
ed to the saloon man. But they wer
here for you and IL you didn't com
for them il was your fault" seriousl,
responded the saloonist. Then, It !
said, there was a fight the result o
which this %deponent sayeth not.
Justice Mcfarland last Friday is
sued a warrant for the detention O
a young nan by the name of ]. +
Barnes, of Gilt Edge, whose action
indicate that he is mentally unbaI
anced. He was brought here Sal
urday by his brother.in-law, Ray Long
and is now in the county jail await
ing an examination as to his sanity
The young mans home is In Kansas
from which place he came out as ia
as Billings a few months since. Hi
people in this city sent him money I
bring him on into Lewistown. Afte
arriving here his folks at home 4
Kansas sent him money to retur
hona IN but thio ha has rpfuepd 4