Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-03-23
Don't forget to register.
Judith Hardware Co. for bobs.

Heinz's sweet pickles at Lehman's.
The Judith Hardware Co. beat them
all IN stoves.
Mrs. Charley Belden was a pas.
senger on the Great Falls coach Mon
Gay morning, Utica being her desti.
nation.
Heinz's sour pickles at Lehman's.
Try u want column; II brings 70.
suits.
II you do not register you can not
vote at the city election. The reg
~istration books will be open next Mon
day and Tuesday.
Those calf coats are at Wells.
List your property with V. Pulec
If you want TO sell ii quick.
Avery Armstrong has sold the
Acme cafe to Reuben Collins, the
transfer having been made last
Thursday. During the time that Ay.
cry had charge of the place he built
up a paying patronage, which will,
no doubt, be retained by his success.
sor. Reuben has had experience in
the restaurant business and thorough.
ly understands the art of catering
to the public.
We wash, starch and dry your la
dies clothes. Iron your fiat work and
handkerchiefs all for 35c per dozen.
Judith Steam Laundry.
Stylish Kimonas at low prices at
Power Mercantile Co.
The Rev. A. Sunde, of Great Falls.
preached in the third ward school
house last Sunday, his morning dis
course being in Norwegian and his
afternoon sermon being in English.
The inclemency of the weather kept
the attendance down. Nevertheless
those present heard two inspiring
services. Mr.. Sunde left on the Ben
ton coach Monday for his home in
Great Falls.
For railroad tickets call on or write
w. c. Doherty, ticket agent for the
Great Northern and Montana Central
railroad. Lewistown. Mont.
Leave orders for Borgh's coal with
l.. d. Blodgett at the Judith Hardware
company.
Miss Julia M. Hawkes.. of Ada, Min
nesota, has been employed by the
board of trustees of the county high
school as an addition to the present
teaching force for next year. Miss
Hawkes. is now principal of the Ada
high school and is highly recommend
ed as a teacher of unusual ability.
The board has also requested that all
of the teachers at present employed
by the board file formal applications
for reelection.
Highest cash price paid for hides
and pelts. Lewistown Meat & Pro-
vision Co.
Money to Loan in sums of $500 to
$1,000 on improved ranch property.
Wright Bros, Lewistown.
C. b. Neisman, of Kibby, is II the
city this week selling patent rights to
the Young patent rack stand" a de-
vice for the automatic loading and I'M
loading of hay and straw frames.
The device vas patented by ]. X.
Young, of Belt, and is a back saver
to ranchers who do much hay hauling.
Neisman, who is the agent for Fer
gus county, has sold a sreat number
of the patent rights, but as yet has
covered only a small part of his ter
ritory.
You can keep your fingers on your
pocketbook but the busy corner cloth
ing store will make you loosen up
with their prices.
The letting of a contract for a new
Jail is certainly a timely piece of
work on the part of the county com.
m~issioners. II isn't a complimentary
condition, nevertheless, the fact Is
that there isn't sufficient jail room
in this county to accommodate all of
the malefactors and law breakers.
Marshal Bebb had occasion to arrest
a mar for fighting and otherwise rails.
ing a disturbance on the streets Sat.
urday afternoon but found that both
the city and county jails were full,
so the man had to be turned loose
after a temporary restraint by the
officer.
The Monarch malleable steel range,
sold by Judith Hardware Co., is grand.
No dust can escape. Many valuable
psints you should see before buying
a range.
The Democratic central committee
which met in Helena Saturday after
noon, chose Great Falls and Helena as
the convention cities. The conven.
ton which will select delegates to the
national convention in st. Louis will
be held in Great Falls May 18th, and
the convention which will nominate
a state ticket will be held in Helena
September 2Sth. T. c. Kurtz was the
proxy of T. j. Johns, committeeman
for Fergus county. According TO the
new apportionment which was adopt
ed Fergus county is allowed twenty.
three delegates in the conventions,
an increase of five over the numebr
allowed in the last convention.
G.. w. Cook has moved his stock oil
groceries into the old school HOUSE.
} building, where he is selling IL out
by the case at cost.
Fred Warren and ]. L. Stuart TO
turned Saturday fr.m a trip TO the
northeastern part I'll the county
where they went to look after some
sheep. Stuart has 5000 and Warren
5000 sheep in that part Of the county
and as they had heard some unfayor
able range reports from there. they
decided that they would better make
a personal visit down that way. They
; went as far as Dovetail creek, where
they learned that their sheep had
/ been moved to a better and lesi
snowy range. The trip was a hare
one, as the coulees were full of SNOW
: and slush. and the roads, as they
, neared the river, were almost impas
sible. One OF their horses dropped
through the crust into a coulee and
/, general pile-up resulted. After SOM
|. difficulty the team was Strengthened
I out and the journey continued.