Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-04-06
HeInz's sweet pickles at Lehman's

Heinz's sweet pickles at Lehman's
w. e. Bean, OF Grass Range, was
In the city on a business trip yes
terday.
Spring Greek Coal Company's tele,
phone number is Us.
r. c. Mattern, OF Mcdonald creek,
was a business visitor to this city
yesterday.
Heinz's sour pickles at Lehman's.
John Murray, who has been visit.
ing In Great Falls, returned to Lew.
istown on the coach Sunday.
Leave orders for Borgh's coal with
L. D. Blodgett at the Fad Shoe Store.
Miss Ella Bryant returned to Lew.
istown Thursday from Columbus, O.,
where she has been spending the win
ter.
List your property with v. Pulec
II you want to sell II quick.
A seven-pound girl made her ap.
p~earance at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. d. Symmes Wednesday
night. The mother and child are
both progressing as well as could be
wished.
We wash, starch and dry your la.
dies clothes. Iron your fat work and
handkerchiefs all for 35c per dozen.
Judith Steam Laundry.
Hon. e. w. King left Friday by
way OF Fort Benton for his home in
Bozeman. He has decided to wait
until the railroad is In sure enough
running order before he attempts to
get out or comes In by that route
again.
Surprenant Is the carriage painter.
The city council met In the council
chamber Monday night for a short
session. Nothing was done beyond
canvassing the vote, the canvas re-
sulting In the figures given In another
article. Adjournment was then TAX
en- until tonight, when the regular
routine business for the month will
begin.
Our stock OF World Almanacs for
1904 has arrived. Price IS cents at
the office; 45 cents by mall.
The Great Falls coach has been
greatly delayed during the past week
on account Of the extremely muddy
roads. For miles the wheels sink to
the axle and progress is consequent
ly very slow. They have been grad.
ually catching up with their schedule
time and expect to be getting In early
as usual within a few days.
For railroad tickets call on or write
W. C. Doherty. ticket agent for the
Great Northern and Montana Central
railroad. Lewistown. Mont.
Eddie Baker was over from Gilt
Edge Sunday and worked out with
the Lewistown base ball team. Ed
die, who Is the crack catcher of the
miners team. says that they are 90.
ing to get up a swift bunch for the
coming season ard that Lewistown
will have to hike along some" to
make things at all interesting.
Sharpless Tubular Cream Separa
tors at Judith Hardware Co.
In order that Fergus county may
be represented In the furnishings OF
the Montana building at the st. Louis
fair, a number Of ladies' of Lewistown
have arranged for an informal dance
at Culver's hall on Friday evening
April 18th. All turn out and make
1t a success. Tickets $3.50. On sale
at Lehman's, Wagner's and Powers
Highest cash price paid for hides
and pelts. Lewistown Meat & Pro
vision Co.
H. Montgomery, of Philbrook, made
a business trip to this city this week
returning home this morning. He
says that there is very little snow on
the ground yer his way and that q
few days more like we have been hav
ing since last Friday will start the
grass. Stock has wintered well, al
though many stockmen have fed al
most to the bottoms of their hay
stacks.
Money to Loan in sums of $500 tc
$1,000 on improved ranch property
Wright Bros. Lewistown.
Thomas Garlick, Of Lower Warn
Spring creek. was up yesterday on
business trip. He says that stock has
wintered well In his neighborhood, he
having lost but two head of cattle
since last fall. The good weather Of
the last week has started the ranch
ers on their spring work. some ol
them having begun already to breal
ground.
Heinz's Dill pickles at Lehman's.
The synod OF Montana, which II
comprised of the minister and one
elder from every church In the state
and representatives Of the women'i
missionary societies, will hold Its an
nual meeting in Lewistown about the
middle of October. There are usual
ly from 60 to 80 persons In attend
ance at the annual meetings of tn,
Synod and 1t is expected that at leas
60 will come to this city on the oc
casion of the meeting here.
S%urprenant is the sign writer.
W. 8. Spinning, an older brother o.
Frank Spinning, arrived In this cit,
Saturday for the purpose Of LOOKING
, up q business location. He has beer
considering the ~advisability Of open
ing up a plumbing establishment, bu
|, has not yet decided whether or no
such a business would pay at thil
time. Mr.. Spinning IL a ringer" To-
his brother Roy, who used to be II
this town, and several Of the latter
friends thought that the popular herr
! OF Camp George had returned to tow
, when they first saw the visitor.
Oats are taken at $500 at the ~
dith Hardware Company.
Mike Lynch, superintendent Of tn
, N-Bar outfit, is in the city this weel
looking after some business connect
!. ed with the big ranch. He stated L
the Argus reporter that he recent,
started 1000 cows and calves to tn
lkod Io1Ig Chann nm Tho hDnnn - M,