Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-13
Borgh,s brIght bitnmlnous coal.

Borgh's bright bituminous coal.
L. ]. Rule, of Gilt Edge. came in to
the metropolis yesterds.
Clarence Goodell was in from Phil.
brook on a business trip last Friday.
Alexander Lehman and Otto Was.
mansdorf made a business trip to Ken
dali Monday,
Hair Work made to order-Mn. A.
Mcleod, Boulevard. rear Third Ave.
Fresh meats, bacon. hams and home
made lard in full variety al the Lew.
istown Meat & Provision Co.
The Monarch malleable steel range,
sold by Judith Hardware Co., is grand.
No dust can escape. Many valuable
points you should see before buying
a range.
|, A. Cross, the we'll known young
pharmacist, went TO Kendall Monday
to take a position In the Wilson drug
store OF that place.
Money saving shoe sale at the Fad
this month. $500 shoes for $500.
Joseph Swan and Pauline char.
iedtte. OF this city, were married at
the Catholic church at s o'clock yes.
terday morning, Rev. Father J. NJ.
Vermaat officiating.
Judith Hardware Co. for hobs.
About seventy.hve members OF the
Lewistown Citizens alliance met In
the court room last night and trans.
acted much business which had &C.
cumulated since the last meeting
Among other things a new set OF OFF.
GERS were elected for the ensuing
year. The alliance Is In a most pros
porous condition and despite It's al.
ready large membership. continues 10
grow at a very rapid rate.
De Kalb & Ayers, attorneys at law
Office Allen & Robinson building.
Manager William Kimball has
matched George Siddons and Dude
Lewis for a twenty round boxing con
test to be held at the Tivoli concer,
hall on the evening of the 25th. Both
boys have appeared before crowds oil
Lewistown lovers OF the boxing arr
and both have made good showings
They fought a draw and are very CIV,
enly matched. Both are already In
! good condition and with the ten DAYS
left will be absolutely At when they
enter the ring on the date set. |,
should be q hot 90.
Walter Winnett. a prominent wool
grower whose sheep range on Melon
aid creek, but whose postoffice 4,
Flatwillow. was In the city Saturday
to interview the chairman OF thu
board of county commissioners rela
tive to a new piece OF road, which h,
wants built between Flatwlllow ant
Lewistown. He says the improve
ment which he has In mind will not on
ly shorten the distance between tn,
county seat and the Flatwillow coun
try, but will also greatly improve tn,
lroad. Mr.. Winnett In very anxiou,
that the road be fixed up before WOO
season. as he and his neighbors ar,
counting upon bringing their wool e
Lewistown provided a wool market 1,
established here.
II. Berg, the we'll known hardwar,
man OF Townsend, was In the city tn,
middle OF last week on b~usiness. Mr.
Berg says that Townsend Ia holdin,
her W In pretty good shape and tina
the country around the city Is prosper
Gus, Sheep feeding, he says, is be
/, ginning to engage the attention of tn,
ranchers and there are about 1000
! head being fed in the immediate vi
, cinity OF Townsend this winter. u
] to this year Len Lewis and other bi
sheep owners In Broadwater hav
been sending their sheep to ST. Pau
) to be fed, but this year they KEEP
/, many of them at home. AS a result
: of this movement the grain produc
I ton fell of during the past year, mucI
of the land formerly sown 10 grail
being seeded with grass. Under tn
present conditions he thinks there 1
more money n hay than In grain.