Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-03-16
Heinz,s mince meat at Lehman,s.

iiNihSS uhuNt meat ~ LShihoh D.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. JEFF Sher
man is quite sick this week.
Robert Mcmillan, OF Kendall. went
out on the Benton coach Friday for
a business trip to the western part
OF the state.
III you want a chance on the $3.50
piano, eat at the Acme Cafe.
Louie Lehfeldt, a prominent stock
man from Lavina. vas a business Wis
itor TO this city the latter part of the
week.
For wheat, oats, bran, etc, see or
call up Downing & Hassett, telephone
No. 81.
C. Z. Wharton. OF Great Falls, rep.
resentative of the Ridgley Printing
Co. of that place, left Friday for his
home. going by way of the Great
Falls coach.
Wrapper Sale-Flannelette wrap
pers. heavy, medium and lightweight
for house wear; 80 per cent of at
Powers.
Jack Rowley came up from his
ranch Saturday afternoon and remain
ed until Sunday afternoon. He reports
everything looking well around the
Elk creek country and says that IL
the weather doesn't strike them too
through the winter in splendid shape.
II the ranchers along the Judith
river were to come TO the Western
Mining and Real Estate Bureau they
might be able to sell their ranches.
Billy Shaules, the Kendall boni-
face. was In the city op a business
trip yesterday. He says that Kendall
is undergoing the preliminaries to a
genuine, healthy boom the coming
spring and summer. The talk of new
mills, new machinery. new strikes.
etc. has awakened the people from
the semi-lethargy by the failure OF
the big deal" All indications point
to a good summer for the enterpris.
ing little camp in the North Mecca
sins.
Ed. Reed, a high school student
who lives about two miles down the
creek. had the misfortune TO have
several bones in his left hand broken
from his horse falling on him while
on his way to school yesterday morn
ing. He and two other boys, all on
horseback. were just coming into the
edge of town when the horse which
! Ed. was riding stumbled and fell. The
rider was thrown under the horse
and in some way his hand was caught
between the saddle and ground. He
came on into the city and had the
bones set.
Wrapper ssIe-Flannelette wrap.
pers, heavy, medium and lightweight
for house wear; 33 per cent of at
Powers.
Be prepared TO get the best OF the
argument by fortifying yourself with
information from the World Almanac
for 1904. Price 35 cents at the Office
or sent by mail for 45 cents.
Louis Landt left this morning via
the Benton coach for New York, from
which city ne expects TO take a steam
er within the next two weeks for his
old home In Germany. He is looking
forward with much pleasure to the
visit TO his native fatherland kindred
and has arranged his business affairs
so that he can conveniently remain
across the for two or three
years. The trip will be tlnged with
sorrow, too, as for years he had plan
ned to go across with his wife, who
was also a native of Germany. Her
death a few days prior to the date
first set for departure shattered the
fond hope of a life time and 1t is with
a lonely heart that the husband starts
on the long delayed journey.
Toilet Soap SaIe-Dew Of Roses.
two boxes. six bars, for % cents at
Powers.