Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-06-15
Ladies' 81 hid gloves for 75c at the

Ladies VI kld gloves LOT i0C at the
Commercial.
Shirts requiring no starch 10 cents
at Judith Steam Laundry.
George fitzpatrick and wife came
in from Armells last Sunday.
B. F. Moulton was in from Grass
Range the latter part OF the week.
DR.. A. Poska. of Utica, was in the
city last week, being called as a wit.
ness in the Koch case
Money to Loan in sums of 1000 to
$1,000 on improved ranch property.
Wright Bros. Lewistown.
New tailor shop and fur work; new
and repairing neatly done. Joe Am
Der, Fourth AVE., Mcfarland House.
Asa Carpenter came up from Flat.
willow Monday and returned yester,
day with a load of goods for Walker
Wells.
Ladies' blue black and brown wool
tailor made suits about half price Ia
close at the Commercial.
W. Y. Brown, representing the
Clearwater Commission company. OF
Livingston. was a visitor to Lewis
town from Thursday until Saturday,
morning.
For an ideal meal. try Shaw's Beat
Hot Cake and Muffin flour; for sale
at Hopkins & Sons.
On Thursday evening of this week
the Home Workers will give their
annual ice cream and strawberry so
cial at the Presbyterian church, be,
ginning at half past seven. Delzell
ice cream will be served. All are
urged to attend and make this social
the success all the others have been
Ground bone will make chickens
lay. For sale by Lewistown Meat &
Provision Co.
After July LIST the offices of the
Spring Greek Coal Co. will be on the
corner of Fifth venue and Water
street, recently vacated by the Mon
lana Lumber Co. The scales will be
placed in front of the offices and in
addition to handling the product OF
the coal mines, the company will deaI
in wood, hay and grain.
Force, Pettijohn, Quaker oats and
shredded wheat biscuit. assorted,
for 81 at Powers.
The Lewistown visitors to Gill
Edge could not help observing the
unusually broad smile that Benny
Wiedeman wore. Upon being ask
ed the cause therefor he very mod
estly admitted that II vas a ten pound
boy. He received the congratulation:
of his host of friends, both In Gilt
Edge and from Lewistown.
E. o. Busenburg left last night by
private conveyance for his ranch neal
Glendive, Dawson county. Mrs. Bus
enburg and Tod accompanied him as
far as Jack Rowley's, where they will
stop until Mr.. Busenburg comes by
for them on his way home.
William Slaughter and wife wer,
both taken violently i'll last Wednes
day night and a physician who was
called, pronounced it h case of poi
soning. 1t is presumed that they ate
some nam which was responsible fol
their sudden and dangerous indispo
sition. They soon found relief ant
are now all right.
B. e. Stack, the Stanford woolgrow
err, was a visitor to this city las
week. Mr.. Stack expressed himsel
as satisfied that the Lewistown WOO
market is going to be the best i'm tn,
state this year and to show his faith
Is going to bring his wool here. 4
large percentage of the wool in thu
vicinity Of Stanford will be brough
to this city to be marketed.
We acknowledge receipt of a mum
Der of items from Pine Grove an,
would be pleased indeed to give then
space If the writer had not forgotten
to attach his or her name. Even a
the risk of offending this "Old Sub
scriber" we cannot accept unsigned
communications. The name is no
necessary for publication, but that thu
editor may be informed of the writ
er's identity. Send in another news.
letter and sign your name.
A curse of three lessons will b.
given free with every mandolin, vic
lin, banjo and guitar bought at tn,
Art Music Store before July LIST, 1904
Bids for carrying the mail from
Lewistown to Denton have been ad
vertised for and 1t is expected tina
mail will be going over that route IN
der a new contract by July list. Al
though he has received no officia
notification to that effect, Manager ]
NJ. Haverield, of the Benton line, eS
poets the Lewistown-Fort Benttol
contract to be closed when the Lew
istown Denton route Is established
Mr.. Haverfeld will, in that case, abar
don the Benton coach altogether. A
though n of the best stage lines Il
America 1t has ceased to be very pre-
fitable since regular trains have bee
running over the Montana railroad
In the event that he goes out of tn
stage business, Mr.. Haverfield In
tends to remain in Lewistown an
may possibly go into another bus
ness here.
A special train last Thursday ever
ing brought into Lewistown a part
comprising Mr.. Henry d. Moore. e,
president of the Montana Railroa'
company, and Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Ad
Moore, Mr.. and Mrs. Richard SheI
rod, President Richard A. Harlow
Superintendent F. T. Robertson, Ma
than Godfrey, r~ight-of-way man TO
the company, and the Hon. E. "
King, of Bozeman. The party drov
to Kendall Friday and we're show
through the two large mines and mill
of that camp by Mr.. King and LEI
Saturday morning for Helena. Thi
is the first trip Mr.. Moore has mad
over the road into Lewistown and h
expressed himself as greatly please
with the condition of the road an
the general prospects for a remuneI
alive business. Although Mr.. Moor
has retired from the presidency of Tn
road, he still retains a large intere;
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