Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-14
Don't forget about Economy Flour,

It's goou.
when making your mince meat te,e.
phone No. As for your sweet cider.
The Fad Shoe Store will be moved
TO the south room of the new Lang
building on its completion.
Get your lace curtains done up at
the Judith Steam Laundry.
Try Economy Flour. It gives sat.
isfaction.
A boy was born TO Mr.. and Mrs. w.
w Kimball last Sunday afternoon.
viii says the youngster is the best
ever.
Compressed yeast at Hopkins &
Sons.
See the Carmen bracelets, the new
est thing out at T. w. Warren's.
Favorites a speciality at Culver's
Hall Dec. %.
Oscar Stephens left for a trip 10
San Francisco and Honolulu on hc
Monday morning train. lie viii he
gone for some time.
For Rent-The Foster building, &C.
cupied by the Fad Shoe Store. In
quire of A. l.. d'Autremont.
II you want any ice cream for your
Sunday dinner leave your order at
Bertrand's.
John C. Bebb and Joe Murray went
en- a hunting trip to the Snowies last
week and got back TO town Monday.
They say they had a good time but
no game. Ed Martin and Frank
no game. Ed. Martin and Frank
Firstclass lath for sale at $3.50 per
thousand. Call at First National
Bank.
Goodbye My Lady Love-. popular
twostep played and sung at Culver's
Dec. %.
One of the workingmen helping 10
move the old building formerly &C.
cupied by the Central Meat Market
had the misfortune TO have his left
hand caught under the rollers and
mashed in a bad way. DR.. Foley was
called and found 1t necessary to am
putate the fingers and part of the
hand.
DO not miss the big dance in Cul
ver's Hall Dec. %, given by the color
cd quartet. Tickets on sale at Wag
ner & Suffers.
The Ladies of the Maccabees are
preparing for their second annual
ball to be given Friday, December
Both at Culver's opera house. The la
dies are sparing no pains to make
the occasion a very enjoyable one fol-
those in attendance. II being the
last event of the present leap veal
the ladies will avail themselves of the
present opportunity to return the
compliments of the young men.
Go to T. w. Warren, the chronom
eter, watch and clock maker for cut
glass "perfumizers," both in gold ant
silver mountings.
A number of the fellows in the vi
entity of Grass Range gathered il
Tommy Graham's saloon some timC
ago and proceeded to imbibe to,
freely and subsequently became hi
larious. In order TO relieve theiI
feelings they started 10 Smoke In,
place up" and for a few minutes tn,
firing q fast and furious. Whel
the smoke cleared away IL was fount
that a man named Cox had a bulle
hole through the arm. He came {,
Levlstown 10 have the wound dressed
Yes Christmas is near. and younl
man, you must not forget your girl
Bring her in to T. W. Warren's shol
and get her a nice diamond, sapphire
rubie or any other kind of ring y0l
may choose. Prices right.
Grimes, one of the fellows VIII,
were brought here from Glendive OF
a charge of horse stealing last fall
has skipped the country. He gave
cash bond for his appearance in tn
justice court and after the hearing h.
went TO Glendive on business an,
from there has flown to parts IN
known. The officers here though
his bond was a continuing one where
as it was merely for appearance in tn,
justice court. Now the county ha
neither the man nor the bond. II h
stays away it may be a good riddanc
any way.
The Black Jack, known as Oh
S~traumberg claims, near Corbin, bono
ed to James Porter and associates o
Helena. Is turning out much bette
Than was expected. The shaft ha
teen sunk to so feet. from which
crOss-cut has been run, striking
tlree-foot vein OF high grade gold. 2
feet from the shaft. The shaft vii
be sunk $50 feet, when another cross
cut viii be run. Mining men prt
nounce the Jack "a whale."-Minin
World.
A mining company has bee
organized by II. c. McEvony an
John Westergreen, and the articles @
incorporation win be drawn up sOor
The claims are numerous and lie nea
the Whisky Gulch properties in tn
Judith mountains. A large amour
of work has been done and the assay
are said TO run well over $500. Their
viii be 100000 shares and Of this nun
her 100000 have been subscribed
One hundred thousand shares will b
used as treasury stock and the n
naming shares go 10 McEvony an
Westergreen. The stockholders ar
Ill residents of Lewistown and Fee
gus county.
Walker ]. Wells arrived from Fla
willow Tuesday evening on a 1ittl
business. Mr.. Wells says busincs
Is good in the lower country and tina
he is prepared to handle all Of II tina
comes his way. He is building mp
large business and his many friend
in Lewistown will be glad 10 kno'
that he is doing so well. Flatwillo'
Is fortunate in having Mr.. Wells I'M
the business there, and the rancl
ers in that vicinity realize II and d
the bulk OF their buying instead OF 20
ing to Billings, as they formerly oil
:. The Maginnis group, ear Nader