Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-03-09
Judith Hardware Co. for cutters.

Power Mercantile Co.
Mrs. A. n. Coder. of Alpine, is a
visitor TO this city this week.
Dill pickles at Lehman's.
Employment bureau, Fowler &
Smith.
Roy Ayers, who had such a siege of
typhoid fever, is able to be down
town this week, and expects to go to
work In his office within a few days.
Blackford & Blackford. attorneys.
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
Miss Lee Fitzgerald. a sister of
Mrs. w. n. Everitt, left Monday for
Deer Lodge, where she will take a po-
sition with the Golden Rule store.
An opportunity to get the $3.50 piano
If you eat at the Acme Cafe. A ticket
with each meal.
Thomas Rooney, of Pleasant Val
ley, was a visitor to this city the
first of the week. He says that there
has been a great deal OF snow ver
his way and that stockmen have been
doing an unusual amount of feeding.
Judith Hardware Co. for robes.
w. E. Albright and wife and Misses
Clara and Kathleen Hughes and Fan
ME Cook made a pleasure trip to Ken
dali last Sunday. While there they
went down in the Barnes-King mine
and saw about everything of interest
in the big camp.
Log Cabin maple syrup, Vermont
sap. best in the market, at the Pow
err Mercantile Company.
F. w. Henley, of Geddes, S. D., ar
rived in this city via the Great Falls
route Sunday afternoon and has TAX
en- a position with Charles Lehman
as bookkeeper. Mr.. Henley, in addi-
ton to his accomplishment of pos
sessing an expert knowledge of ac-
counts. is an most genial gentleman.
and will, no doubt. soon have a wide
circle OF friends in this city.
For sale-One quarter lot 12h feet
front on Main street between Third
and Fourth venue. c. NJ. Kelly,
Electric Building.
H. C. Hulstone, Of Salmon City.
Idaho, is the latest addition to the
clerical force of the Golden Rule
store in this city. Mr.. Hulstone was
connected with a Golden Rule store
in Salmon City but expresses himself
as being pleased with his transfer.
He Is a pleasant gentleman and will
render valuable services for his EN-
ployers.
Haven't you tried long enough to
sell your ranch? Give us a try o
and we will show you that we can sell
it. The Western Mining & Real Es-
tate Bureau, next door to Lehman's.
Family Mackerel at Lehman's.
Frank Ware. the genial clothing
man at the Power Mercantile Com
pany, is wearing his right eye in
mourning this week and il is but kind
ness to him to explain how 1t hap
pened." He was arranging some
goods on the shelves and struck a cor
ner of a shelving with his face. 1t
made rather a bad wound and was
a close call for the eye.
Two boxes-six bars-Dew of Roses
toilet soap. Power Mercantile Co.
Downing & Hassett, feed and fuel.
Telephone No. 81.
Charles Ridell, of Kendall, was tried
before a jury in the court of Justice
Jackson in Kendall last Saturday on
the charge of assault and a acquit-
ted. The complaining witness was
Peter Dunville, who alleged that Rid
ell. without any provocation, struck
him over the head with a bucket. No
one in Kendall would arrest Ridell
so Deputy Sheriff Tullock went over
from this city and served the papers.
The quarrel arose over a question of
wages alleged to have been due Dun
vile from Ridell.
Ground bone will make chickens
lay. For sale by Lewistown Meat &
Provision Co.
The ~three-year-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Wallace, of this city, died
at the home of its parents on the
north side Sunday morning about 8
o'clock. The funeral was held from
the home Monday morning, Rev. w.
A. Winters officiating. The parents
of the deceased child came to this
city about the first of the ear from
Sioux City. North Dakota. The child
had been unwell for several weeks
prior to its death and its passing was
not entirely unexpected. Mrs. Wal
lace, the mother of the deceased child,
is quite sick and was unable to at
tend the burial services.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist, new
Allen & Robinson building, Main
st.
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The coal haulers have been having
a hard time getting fuel into the
city this winter. For the greater part
of the time there has been snow Oh
the ground and out in the country
sleighing has been good for several
weeks. The men load their sleds
with coal and come without difficulty
until they strike the city streets.
Then. however, the trouble begins. as
the snow has been worn of and sticky
mud makes hard shedding. One wag.
on was stuck in the mud Friday night
and left until morning. II then re-
quired almost the entire forenoon to
dig 1t out.
Take a look at the 50-cent shirts in
the window Of the Power Mercantile
Company.
Friends of Hon. E. w. King in this
city have been advised of his ulti
mate safe arrival in Lombard after
spending two weeks on the Montana
railroad near Dorsey. He got tired
of sticking around in a now drift and
on Tuesday week started to walk 10
| Lombard, As miles away. He was
accompanied by Eckles. Of the engi
neering force, Frank Bonneau, a min
ing man well known here, w. Miller
who formerly conducted the Lewis
town bakery, and Will Plum. II was
pretty hard walking and Bonneau
Miller and Eckles gave II up after
they had gone a few miles. King and