Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-07-06

Alfred Park left this morning for
Michigan.
Milwaukee mowers, rakes and bind.
ers for sale by Geo. NJ. Stafford, Lew.
istown.
George Reilly, OF Chicago. arrived
in this city Friday night and will do
the fancy stone cutting for the Bank
OF Fergus County building.
Kenneth Hutchins, representing
Hecht, Lehman & Co. is the latest
wool buyer to come to L.ewIstown.
having arrived last evening.
w. w. Dickinson, travelling freight
agent for the Michigan Central r. r.
Co. came in yesterday TO look after
wool shipments from this point.
z. C. Russell. the Helena attorney,
accompanied by his wife and daugh.
ter, are at the Russell ranch on Ross
Fork for several weeks stay.
Sheriff Slater left this morning with
Guilford Kelly. whom he was taking
to the states prison In Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Slater also went out with Mr..
Slater.
Mrs. /. B. Cline, of indianapolis.
Ind. arrived in the city last evening
and will spend the summer here with
her son, Hugh Cline, the young at
torney.
Attorney Hugh C. Cline has rented
the Mcfarland building on the cor.
ner of Fourth VENUE and Janeaux
street for Office purposes. He ex.
poets to move in at once.
Pianos, organs and small musical
instruments going cheap at Orion
Bros. store on Janeaux street. Build.
ing must be vacated and we don't
want to store our stock. Read the
large advertisement in another col,
umn Of the Argus.
Milwaukee mowers. rakes and bind
ers for sale by Geo. VI. Stafford, Lew
istown.
A team of Knights from this place
will go to Gilt Edge one week from
this evening and organize a X. of p
lodge. A full attendant of the local
members of the order is urged Thurs
day evening. as arrangements are
then to be made for the trip to Gilt
Edge.
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1872. cor
ner Main street and Sixth avenue
Hours 10 to IL a. m. and 2 to 4 and
to s p. m.
From the Argus, July 20. 1898: THE
highest advance made here on con
signment of wool this year seems to
have been ten cents by G.. S. Smith
S. S. Hobson received eight cents and
w. II. Leard cents. while 9th,
ers gave no figures" The Democrats
were then running the country.
If you want to dispose of your
ranch property come and see Frank
Strouf at the Office of Huntoon, Wor
den G. Smith.
Among other attractions at the
Fourth of July celebration at Straw
was a four round prize fight between
pugilistic lights employed at the
shearing plant there. It was a draw
neither man being seriously battered
A dance was given in the evening, a
which Jack" Patterson, the jolly WOO
buyer, was master of ceremonies.
Mr.. Petersen, representative of Or
ton Bros. has decided to at once clos,
out all the instruments he has OF
hand and will offer special induce
ments to purchasers. Not being sat
isfied with his present location ant
being unable to at once procure an
other, he prefers to sacrifice profit
than TO pay storage. Some ~excellen.
opportunities are offered buyers.
So far as heard from there werC
40 serious injuries resulting from tn
various celebrations In this count!
on the Fourth. Frank Ware picked
up a giant cracker which he though
was dead but which proved to b,
very much alive. A few rather badly
burnt digits was the result. Takin;
1t the country over. the fatalities thil
year were far fewer than on previou;
fourths.
Mr.. and Mrs e. C. Fletcher, O
Grand Rapids, Mich, arrived in thil
city Thursday and will spend thu
summer here as the guests of Misses
Bertha Gulliford and Harriet Russell
of Washington street. Mr.. Fletche'
is assessor OF Grand Rapids and Z
most entertaining, genial gentleman
He Is very favorably impressed with
Lewistown and thinks that We have
here In the Judith Basin the bes'
small city in the entire country.
District court adjourned last Thurs
day until yesterday morning. TIT
case Of Zilisch VS.. Zillsch is now be
ing heard. having been started at tn
opening of court yesterday. The sui
is n for maintenance brought b.
Mrs. Zilisch and is being conteste,
by the husband. The plaintiff and de
PENDANT were the only witnesses plac
ed on the stand, the remainder OF tn,
testimony being by dispositions. The
case will be concluded today.
Lewistown orators were in demand
on the Fourth of July. o. w. BeldeI
plucked a few feathers from the eagll
out at Moore, while Roy Ayers die
the spell binding for the multitud,
gathered at Forest Grove. Reports
from those places are TO the eifec
that both young men were highly sue
!, cessful In their efforts to bespeak TIL
sentiments which animates every tru,
, American on the great national holi
, day and that those who heard tn,
o%rations were more than pleased witt
the %outpouring of eloquence.