Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-05-25
Carpets at Lehman's.

Pianos for rent. orion Bros.
]. NJ. Cambell was over from Utica
Sunday.
Leave orders for fresh lime at A.
Hopkins & Sons.
Bert Cross, of Kendall, was a So
cial visitor to this city from Friday
until Monday.
Ground bone will make chickens
lay. For sale by Lewistown Meat &
Provision Co.
F. e. Wright and wife and Judith
Waite left Monday morning for Hell
ena for a short visit.
Just received, fine line of latest
stationery at Wilson's drug store.
Next door to Chas. Lehman & Co.
Eddie Baker, the gentlemanly ball
player and all round good fellow of
Gilt Edge, was a social visitor to this
city Sunday.
Shirts requiring no starch 10 cents
at Judith Steam Laundry.
Mrs. Albert Johnson left Monday for
her former home in Lake City, Mimi.
where she will visit for the greater
part of the summer.
DR.. A. II. Russell, dentist, new
Allen & Robinson building, Main ST.
All members of the Lewistown La
Dor Union are requested to assemble
at Labor Union hall at / p. m. May
Both for the purpose of participating
In the Memorial day exercises.
Leave orders for fresh lime at A.
Hopkins & Sons.
Several parties went to the woods
on picnicing bent Sunday, but the
cold semi-drizzly day made their trips
anything but picnics. May picnic
ing in Montana has its disadvantages,
as at no time of the year is the wealth
err nan more tickle.
am moved and open for bus
mess, next door to Lehman's. l.. G.
Wilson, druggist.
d. H. eagle has purchased the
ranch of Joe Golf, of Castle creek,
and has taken possession. He and
his wife will move up to their new
home as soon as they can bring their
household effects over from their
former home near Helena.
Try the new shampoo hood. It's all
right. At the hair dressing parlor.
Owners of grassy lawns in Lewis
town have found it necessary to wage
an ~unceasing warfare against the dan
delion pest this summer. For grass
killing proclivities the dandelion
stands easily first and there is but
one way to exterminate the weed,
and that is to dig it out by the roots.
j. w. Kearney, chief of records of
Lewistown aerie F. o. Z. u
that the Eagles will participate in the
Memorial day exercises and by order
of the grand sachem all members OF
the local lodge and visiting tribesmen
are reuested to assemble at the hall
at l p. m, May 30th, for this pur-
pose.
Cigar clippings at Mansell's cigar
factory.
For Sale Cheap for cash-A Sec
ond-hand phaeton and buggy harness;
in good repair. Enquire at this Of
fee.
DR.. A. H. Russell has disposed of
his dental business in this city to DIR.
S. e. Brice and will leave about the
first of June for Minneapolis, where
he will go into partnership with his
brother for the practice of his pro-
fession. DR.. Brice, who succeeds DIR.
Russell in this place, is a graduate
of the Southern Dental College, of
Atlanta, Ga, and we bespeak for him
a good practice in Lewistown.
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1872, cor
ner Main street and Sixth ven
Hours 10 to IL a. m. and 2 to 4 and z
to s p. m.
Local stockmen have been advised
by Secretary Martin, of the National
Live Stock association that in addi-
ton to restoring return passes for
shippers, the railroads have decided
TO abolish the tonnage system" and
provide better service. The tonnage
system" required that a locomotive
should haul a trainload up to its rat
ed capacity, and under that system
stock trains often consisted in part
of other freight or empty cars that
caused delay on the trip.-River Press.
For railroad tickets call on or write
w. c. Doherty, ticket agent for the
Great Northern and Montana Central
railroad. Lewistown. Mont.
The committee of Eagles from the
Gilt Edge aerie who went to Great
Falls to represent the lodge at the
funeral and burial of Joe Goss, re-
turned to this city Thursday and Fri
day. They all speak in the most
grateful of the fraternal treat
ment accorded by the Great Falls
aerie and are especially thankful TO
Otto ~Schoenfeldt, worthy president of
the Cataract City order. Frank Goss,
the brother of the deceased, returned
Friday from the Falls.
Leave orders for fresh lime at A,
Hopkins & Sons.
j. e. Frye was circulating a petition
last week for the appointment of dep
uty game warden for Fergus county.
The petition was numerously signed
and Frye stands a good chance for
the place. This county is under the
| bupCItlolOH VI JdSh Iluh, VI oiCot
Falls, but his territory is so large
that he cannot keep a close watch
over all of 1t and the appointment OF
a special deputy for Fergus county
would be appreciated by those inter-
ested in seeing the game laws OF the
state upheld.
We are now cutting an extra quail
ity full cream cheese. Just the thing
for rarebit or table USE. Power Mer-
camille Co.
E. G. Worden returned Thursday
from an extended trip through the
east. He went first to Dayton, Ohio,
where he filed two suits against the
Dayton Daily Journal on a charge of
libel, each suit being for $4,000. The
complainants are two well known par
ties of western Fergus county and