Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-03-02
Surprenant is the sign writer.

ouTpIcuaus 10 tue Slsu writer.
j. z. Hensley vas in from the towr
of Moore yesterday.
Dill pickles at Lehman's.
Mrs. Frank Lamb Of Utica. who has
been very Ill for several weeks, is re
ported slightly improved.
De Kalb & Ayers. attorneys at law
Ofice Allen & Robinson building.
Miss Edith Strong left on the Grea,
Falls stage Sunday for a visit TO hel
parents on Cora creek, this side Of
Belt.
Household furniture at private sale
by Miss Florence Penwell at the hos
pital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin w. War;. Of
Leistown, spent part of the week In
the city. Mrs. War; was. before hel
marriage. Miss Nellie Lehman and
has many friends in Helena. where
she resided for a number of years.
Montana Daily Record.
Go to SWANS at Kendall for fancy
pickles.
w. G.. Learmonth, who died from
the effects of a horses kick received
last Tuesday afternoon, was buried
In the city cemetery Friday after
noon. the funeral services being held
from the Presbyterian church at /.
O'Clock. Rev. Quickenden officiating
Mr.. Learmonth made many friends
in that neighborhood during the shorI
time he lived there. The deceased
was born in Scotland October 90
1850. He came to this country In
1881. settling in Iowa. In September
OF 1900 he located in Bozeman, Gala
tin county, and On the 9th day Of
May, 1903, he moved to this county
Besides his wife and three children
he leaves a father and two brother:
TO o u his death.
For some time past Messrs. DAME
Sharp and r. /. jenkins have beer
working a coal mine on the head o.
Rock creek near the A. b. SheldoI
ranch. delivering good quality of Goa
to ranchmen near by and also Il
Moore and Garneill; they have a fouI
foot vein. Mr.. Sharp has now pur
chased the interests of his formeI
partner, Mr.. jenkins, and will con
tinue the business alone. ~collectin,
all debts due the late firm and pay
ing the bills Of such partnership.
Judith Hardware Co. for stoves.
1t is reliably reported that a sheel
herder got to using his gun most to,
promiscuously down at Roundup las
week and before he had finished sue
ceeded In shooting a lew fingers OF
of a wolfe hunter who was unfortun
ate enough to be In the road. TIL
bullet passed through the fingers o
the left hand. struck a coin In tn
right pocket OF his t%rouser and wa
DETECTED. The coin, which was
quarter of a dollar, was doubled u
but saved the wolfer a serious groil
wound. Hereafter when a sheeI
herder is seen with a gun it is a sur
sign that everybody had better max
for the cellar.
See our so cent mems undershirts
Best in town at Power M~ercantil
Company.
Jack Munroe. Our Jack" booste
his pugilistic stock about FIVE hur
dred points last Saturday night whe
he decisively outpointed Sailer Tor
Sharkey in their six round bout 1
Philadelphia. Sharkey was a favol
tie with the talent, but the Montan
miner made a veritable punching ba
of the sailors anatomy during tn
last five rounds of the bout. Althoug
the law of Pennsylvania would nc
permit the referee to give a decision
everyone who saw the fight declare
Munroe the winner by a large ma
gin. This puts him in line for a figh
with Champion Jeffries, who ha
agreed to meet the winner of tn
fight.