Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-04-06

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that the eause may be Investigates
and reported % the proper authorities.
Heinz's preserves at Lehman's.
Albert Winston was In from Nc.
Donald creek the first Of the week.
Borgh's bright bituminous coal.
Samuel Hurvitch, the Gilt Edge
merchant, is a visitor to the city this
week.
Downing & Hassett, feed and fuel.
Telephone No. 81.
Oscar Dougherty, ONE of the N.Bar
boys, was In the city the latter part
Of the week.
Little Red Riding Hood" is com.
ing soon.
Contractors John Laux and Pete
Tus have resumed work on the new
Methodist church building and ex.
pect to have the stone work complet.
ed by June LIST.
In consideration of $500 George
Stoudt has transferred to Ida M. Ben.
nett, lot S Of block IL Of the original
townsite of Lewistown.
See the new silk and wool suits for
ladies' at the Commercial.
T. J. Johns, editor Of The Demo.
crat, is confined to his home this
week with a slight illness. Dave Scott
is doing the office work in the alb.
sence of the editor.
Wanted-Small ranches on Rock
Creek bench. v. Pulec.
Cy. Brown recently made a score OF
266 at the ladies' bowling alleys. Cy.
doesn't look so very husky" but is
there" when II comes to playing the
great American game Of ten pins.
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1872, cor.
ner Main street and Sixth avenue.
Hours 10 to IL q. m. and 2 to 4 and
to 8 p. m.
Stanford Fowler. who is employed
in the Barnes-King mine at Kendall,
came into Lewistown yesterday to
visit his parents. He started in on
his wheel but found the roads poor
wheeling.
Money to Loan in sums of $500 To
$1,000 on improved ranch property
Wright Bros, Lewistown.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church served q free supper last ev
ening to the members, supporters and
friends Of the church. The supper
was an elegantly prepared n and
the hospitality of the ladies was en-
joyed by q large number.
Get your lace curtains done up al
the Judith Steam Laundry.
B. c. Wiedeman and P. c. Wey
dert, the new owners OF the Gilt Edge
Mercantile store, are in on a bust
ness trip today, having driven In last
night. II will please the friends ol
the boys to know that they are doing
a good business In Gilt Edge.
Ground bone will make chickens
lay. For sale by Lewistown Meat 4
Provision Co.
Captain Ellis w. Wynne, who lead
Company G of the First Montana in
fantry in the Spanish-American war
Is in this city this week talking oveI
the old days in the Philippines with
the Company I boys who are around
town. He is a commercial traveller
and is q good fellow In every sense
of the word.
For saie-Gentle pony with saddle
and bride. Tom Smith.
The new school board will meet the
third Saturday In this month for thu
purpose of organizing. The new mem
bers are Busenburg. Bach and Wright
Busenburg Is not really q new one
as he has been on the board for sew
eral months. having been appointed
to serve out the unexplred term o.
w. e. Cort. The retiring member
Of the board are ]. d. Waite and L
w. Eldridge.
The Judith Hardware Co. pay $1.o'
for oats.
Hon. Tully Scott, of Cripple Creek
Colo, arrived In the city on the Ben
ton coach last Saturday and vii
spend q few days here on business
pertaining to the Mammoth Groul
Gold Mining company, If which h
is secretary and general manager. HI
went out to the property, which is 10
Gated near Gilt Edge In the judith
mountains yesterday morning ant
will inspect the work which Is beinI
done there. 1t is confidently expect
ed that the work now being done will
soon open up a body of ore sufficient
ly extensive to justify the resumption
of milling operations. The propert!
has on 1t one Of the best mills In tn
mountains and 1t will. no doubt. turl
out hundreds Of gold bricks befor'
the ore body is exhausted.
Ladies' black ALPACA waists $2.2I
line. S1.65 each at the Commercial.
The preliminary hearings of Math
las Nash and Harry Koch were hell
before Justice P. W. Korell, of Utica
last Thursday and Friday. The hear
ing of Nash was held first, the stat
being represented by Attorney ]. {
Huntoon, County Attorney Belden be
ing unable to be present owing to tn
illness of his wife. Frank e. Smitl
Is Nash's attorney. Nash Is chare
ed with a statutory crime. Jane Care
line Stoutenburg being the complain
ing witness. The girl herself and he
mother we're the only witnesses e,
amined, the mother being placed o
the stand to testify as to the girl
age. The facts as brought out wer
about as given in the issue of tn
Argus containing the first account 9
the alleged crime. The defense di
not put any witnesses on the stan
and Justice Korell bound the defent
ant over to the district court fo
trial. His bond was placed at $3.50
in default of which Nash was RENAME
ed 10 the custody of the jailer. 0
Friday Harry Koch. who is charge
with murder in the first degree, wa