Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-17

X. A. Cooley, state entonologist.
Milwaukee mowers, rakes and bind.
ers for sale by Geo. NJ. Stafford, Lew.
istown.
II. p. Imislund announces that he
will give a dance at Grass Range on
August 26. Music will be furnished
by the Musselshell orchestra.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
Special orders for fancy ice cream
made as you want 1t at Delzells.
William Breidenfeld, of Castle
Butte, and Annie Mouton, Of st. Paul
Mimi. have been issued a marriage
license by the clerk of the court.
DIR. Attix, telephone No. 1S2, cor.
ner Main street and Sixth avenue
Hours 10 to IL a. m. and 2 to 4 and
to 8 p. m.
Robert and Reacka Scott, of Ken.
dali, have conveyed 10 William V.
Zollinger, lot 2 of block 2, Diapers
addition to Kendall. The considers
ton paid was 5000.
For camping parties, herders, pros
pectors. nothing so handy as Shaw's
already prepared flour. Try it.
Miss Quarles, a sister of w. X
Quarles, of this city, and Mr.. Quar-
les little daughter, left this morning
for their home in Virginia. Mr.
Quarles accompanied them as far as
Butte.
We wash, starch and dry your la
dies clothes. Iron your fiat work and
handkerchiefs all for 35c per dozen
Judith Steam Laundry.
The Misses Slater, who have beer
operating a fruit and candy store or
Fourth ven In the Sloan building
have sold out their business to a mar
named Hirsch, of Helena, who will
put in a restaurant as soon as the
transfer can be made.
In response to repeated requests
the Argus has arranged to keep one
new Remington typewriter for rent t.
responsible parties at $3.50 per weel
or $500 per month, rental to be ap
piled on purchase price, IL purchase
is made. A stock of machines is KEEP
constantly on hand and those desiring
to rent or buy a be promptly &C
commodated.
The following plats will be filed b.
the local land office on August 18th
after which the land embraced there
in will be open to entry: TIP is n,
IL e; tip 90 n, r 16 e; tip II n, r 16 e
tip 81 n, r IL e; tip 22 n, r 16 e.
1t will pay you to go to A. Dahl
the shoe man, when purchasing shoes
He carries a full line Of mems, ladie
and children's shoes and will sci
them at prices which cannot be dur
Heated in the city.
J. L. Washburn. of Gilt Edge, wa
in the city the first of the week. HI
is Out for the Republican nomination
for sheriff and is making a strong el
fort to land it. His card appears II
this issue of the Argus.
Ladies. for a good shampoo, seal
treatment and facial massage call o.
Mrs. Van Dusen at the hair dressin
parlor. Prone 65.
DIR. NJ. f. Guinon. an optician an
eye specialist of Helena, has return
ed To Lewistown on his regular visi
and will remain a week or ten days
Ills Office hours are from / TO 6 |
m. in room No. /, of the Sloan bloc
on Fourth avenue
The Lewistown Commercial Con
pany sell mems $500 pants for $2.5
a pair.
The Lewistown Labor Union hel
a smoker in Culver's hall Monday e'
ening. The principal speakers wer
Fred j. Helm and H l.. De Kali
President Harvey William, in a nea
little speech. introduced Matt Rega
as postmaster. Other speakers {
the evening were Roy Ayers and l
G. Worden. George c. McLaughli
and his trainer gave a wrestling e,
hibition in the intermission betwee
two of the. speeches. The takers a
dwelt on the purposes of labor organ
izations and the .fraternal spirit di
played. A buffet lunch was serve
in the. dining room. -,
Blackford & BLACKBOARD, attorney
office in Judith Basin Bank building
The stockholders of the Gold Res
Gold Mining company neld a meetin
Friday and the principal item of bu
mess transacted was that Of maxim
C. T. Durell, the superintendent {
the Chicago-Montana Gold Mines G.
at Whisky Gulch, the manager an
consulting engineer of the Gold Rel
mine in place of j. A. Mckenzie. NJ
Durell has had charge of the mir
at Whisky Gulch for a number
years and is eminently fitted for II
position that has been given him. Il
will still retain his position at Viii
ky Gulch and his new position wi
be an advisory one. Mr.. Mccormick
position will not be changed and
will remain at the Gold Reef as S
peTintendent.
De Kalb G. Ayers, attorneys at la'
Office Allen & Robinson building.
For your Sunday dinner go to MI
VIM. Bebb's in the Cochran hou'
near the Central school building.
> The creek is once more back in l
old bed and seems to be resting mo.
comfortably than for some weel
past. 1t looks good 10 see the wat,
flowing in what for the last mon.
has been a dry creek bottom. II
dolf Won Tobel was the principal 81
ferer by the changing of the couri
of the stream and he vas resolve
that things should be placed in the
former condition. He had a hard al
, expensive job ahead of him, the bull
ing of a dam forty feet long to che,
the flow of the water at the poi
where the cut off was made. II to-
twelve loads of rock, besides hume
Gus wagon loads of dirt and guam
ties OF brush to construct the dal
but 1t was finished Saturday mig
and the water was turned back. r.
stream is now flowing peacefully alol
, as If nothing had ever happened
disturb IL. This stream is one of 4
) beauties of our city and in its natur
condition il is far more beautiful tn,
l IL could apar hn mada hy human q