Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-06-15
Spring Creek Coal Company's tele

spring creek Coal Company tele-
phone Is No. l75.
Crystal white soap, 90 bars for 81
at Powers.
John Hill and wife. of Weede. are
in the city this week on court bust
ness.
See those 25c lawns and dimities,
now l5c az the Commercial.
Harry Abbott and E. G. Meacham,
of Utica, were business visitors to
the city yesterday,
James and Frank Cameron. OF Den
ton, were visitors TO Lewistown the
first OF the week.
See the cut prices OH ladies tailor
made and shirt waist suits in the
window at the Commercial.
Charles Longmaid left Monday
morning for Helena after spending a
week with relatives in this city.
j. T. Wunderlin left Monday morn
ing for Helena. where he will remain
for a few weeks on mining business.
DIR. Attix. telephone No. 1872, cor
e Main street and Sixth venue.
Hours 10 to IL a. m. and 2 to 1 and Z
to s p. m.
II. +. Fulcher and wife are in from
their place neal Edgewater this week.
being called here as witnesses in the
Hill case. which is in progress to.
day.
Excavation for the Bank OF Fergus
County building Is now in progress
and work on the new structure will
be pushed with all possible celebrity.
II. b. Farnham has six teams on the
job.
A. s. Wright arrived in the city
last night from Chicago, where he
has been since he left Lewistown last
fall. His visit to this city Is for the
purpose of looking after his extensive
mining interests.
DIR. S. S. Owen. of Moore. was a
visitor 10 this city yesterday. The
doctor is doing well in his new loca-
ton.
c. p. Tooley, the Meagher county
representative in the lower branch
of the state legislature. was a bust
ness visitor to this city yesterday,
having left on this mornings train
for his home at Two Dot.
Miss Alice Clancy returned Satur.
day from Bozeman. where she has
been attending school for the last
year.
Theodore Lindsey was bound oy.
or to keep the peace, particularly
with reference to Jackson Dove. by
Justice Mcfarland Monday after.
noon. The men have been having
trouble g a line of fence and IL is
alleged that threats were made.
L~indsey's bond was placed at $3.50.
Albert Johnson and Sam Weaver
left Friday for the worlds fair. They
went by way OF Butte. where they
took in the prize fights.
Harry Brown has shown his enter.
prise by getting out some base ball
score cards containing a neat adver'
tisement of his business. They en-.
able spectators to keep track of the
game as II progresses, and, in that
way. are a great convenience to the
games ardent supporters.
Mrs. George Cornell and daughter,
May. left Monday morning for indie.
pendence, Colo. where they will visit
relatives for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Bright left
Monday morning for the east. They
will first go to Columbus. Ohio. where
they will visit relatives for a week
and then proceed to New York fol-
a few days. On their return they will
visit the worlds exposition for a
week. They intend to return to Lew
istown within a month or five weeks
II you want to dispose Of your
ranch property come and see Frank
Strouf at the Office of Huntoon, Wor.
den & Smith.
The preliminary hearing of Gull
ford Kelly. of Ruby Gulch, on the
charge of killing a horse, the prop
erty of Thomas Stroud, was held be
fore Justice William T. Mcfarland
Monday morning, being completed in
the afternoon. He was bound over to
await the action of the district court
his bond being fixed at $3.50. o. w.
Belden appeared for the state and s
w. Pennock for the defendant.
Toy Joe, who has charge of the
culinary deprament at the Day House
became angered at one OF the dining
room girls last Saturday and com
menced to swear at her in broken
English. II would have been bad
enough had II been straight swearing
but the broken words were too much
and Toy Joe was arrested. He was
arraigned before City Police Magis
trate MACEDONIAN yesterday afternoon
and fined $25. which he made ar
raEgements to pay and was discharg
ed.
We are reliably informed that II
cents a pound has been offered ioI
one of the three largest wool clips in
Fergus county. but that the sale Is
hanging fire, the woolgrower asking
Is cents for the wool. This, SO far az
We know, is the first offer made fol
Fergus county wool and goes a long
ways toward verifying the prediction
of one of the best informed wool men
In the state. made to a representative
of the Argus last week. that wool will
sell for an average Of n and a hall
cents higher this year than last year
A. Downing, OF Livingston. chieI
deputy Woman for the state of Mon
tana, arrived in the city last evening
and the local lodge held a special
meeting in his honor last night and
a thoroughly good time was had by
the good number present. Following
the regular lodge work was a sub
stantial lunch. Games OF whist anC
euchre completed the evenings en-
tertainment. Mr.. Downing will be II
this city and county for several weeks
Senator John ID. Waite left this
morning for Chicago, where he viii
remain until after the Republican
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