Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-02-24
surprenant is the sign writer.

Dill pickles at Lehman's.
For dyeing and bleaching call at
the hair dressing parlors.
De Kalb & Ayers. attorneys at law.
Office Allen & Robinson building.
Alec. Moran left this morning for
a business trip to Helena. Butte and
Chicago.
Special embroidery sale at the
Commercial.
C. Z. Wharton, Of Great Falls. rep.
resenting the Ridgley Printing com.
pany, of that city, is in Lewistown
on business this week.
Household furniture at private sale
by Miss Florence Penwell at the hos.
pital.
Perfect complexion by having IA.
cial massage. II gives the skin ivory
beauty, removes pimples, black heads,
wrinkles and makes you look young
and beautiful. Do not della" but call
and see Mrs. Leese.
Go to SWANS at Kendall for fancy
pickles.
From present appearances. John
Flynn, who was sentenced to life i'm.
prisonment in the penitentiary for
murder, will serve out about half of
his time in the Lewistown jail. Sher.
in Slater says that he will not take
him out until he can go on a train
and that means that Flynn will al
ready be an aged and infirm man
before he is finally turned over to
the warden of the state institution.
Weigh your goods at Delzell Drug
Store scales. Prompt and reliable.
Charley Smith, Prop.
Joseph Gallagher, of Philbrook. was
a visitor to this city Monday and yes
terday. He is n of the owners OF
the Gallagher shearing plant, which
operated at Philbrook last year, and
will again be ready for shearing when
the season opens. He speaks very ia
vorably of the wool market which is
to be established in Lewistown and
says that he is sure that all of the
half million pounds and over OF wool
shorn at the Gallagher plant will be
brought to this city for marketing.
Mr.. Gallagher says that all the citi.
to get the warehouse up in time and
have all arrangements for the expe.
ditious handling of the wool prepar,
ed and the growers will bring in the
wool.
For railroad tickets call on or write
w. c. Doherty, ticket agent for the
Great Northern and Montana Central
railroad. Lewistown. Mont.
Joe Gallagher. who was over from
Philbrook the first of the week,
brought a bran new and what he
claims is an absolutely true bear
story. Last Monday he was over In
the Belt mountains hunting for the
scalps of a few bruins. While tramp
ing through the woods one day he
suddenly came into an open spot and
very much to his surprise, found him
self face to face with four of the
genuine articles in the bear line. The
bunch included a big male bear, ar
equally big and a great deal more
ferocious female, a wo-year-old ant
a cub. Without any preliminaries
the mother bear made for the hunter
Being an old hunter Mr.. Gallagher
did not get excited, but waited unit
Mrs. Bear was within about twenty
feet of him. when he let her have
a bullet in the brain. She dropped
but her momentum carried her with
in a few feet Of the hunter. The
other members of the family decided
that discretion was the better par
of valor before such sn enemy, Sc
plunged off into the thicket. Mr.. Gal
lagher brought the hide of the beaI
which he killed to this city and solt
it to George w. Cook. It is a yer,
| fine skin.