Fergus County argus., 1904-04-27
Garden hoes at Lehman's.

last Monday.
Charles Zang left Friday morning
for short trip to Boulder Hot
Springs.
De Kalb & Ayers, attorneys at law
Office Allen & Robinson building.
Art Music Store, latest shee music
mandolins, banjos, violins. guitars
musical merchandise, piano tuning
and repairing.
Leave orders for Borgh's coal with
l.. p. Blodgett at the Fad Shoe Store
Teachers examination will be held
in the Court House Friday and Sat
urday, April Goth and Both. Miss Ada
Meyersick, County Superintendent.
Ladies' and misses ready made
street and walking skirts in all new
weaves at the Commercial.
Mrs. ]. C. Bebb was a passenger
on the Montana train to Lombard
Friday, being en- route to Clay Cen
ter, Kansas, where she will visit rel.
atives. She will attend the ST. Louis
exposition and will be absent about
two months.
One dollar per cwt. for wheat and
oats at the Montana Hardware Co.
County Attorney and Mrs. o. W.
Belden departed Friday morning for
visit with Mr.. Belden's relatives al
Dawson, Neb. Mr.. Belden will re
turn about June LIST, but Mrs. Belden
will remain in the east some weeks
longer.
DR.. A. II. Russell, dentist. new
Allen & Robinson building, Main ST
Mrs. ]. C. Mitchell, a sister of Mrs
c. II. Williams, arrived in the city
Thursday from st. Paul and will be
the guest of her sister for several
weeks. 1t is quite likely that Mrs
Williams will accompany her when
she returns to st. Paul.
The Women of Woodcraft will give
their second annual ball May End al
Culver's hall. An excellent supper
will be served by the ladies' of the
order
VIM. Dickson, of Philbrook, was al
the county seat last Thursday prov
ing up on land. Mr.. Dickson spent
a portion of the winter in Iowa ant
says the weather was quite severe
most of the time. He will engage in
farming on the Judith and says the
prospects are good for a successful
season in that region.
Garden rakes at Lehman's.
For Sale Cheap for cash-A sec
ond-hand phaeton and buggy harness
in good repair Enquire at this of
fee.
Owing to the illness of City Edi
tor Tom Stout during the past weef
the present edition of the Argus |.
shy in goods things generally. Bu
the city editor has so far recovered
from his attack of la grippe that h,
is on duty again and the outcast who
temporarily flied his place has gone
to work on the sewer ditch.
For railroad tickets call on or write
w. c. Doherty, ticket agent for The
Great Northern and Montana Contra
railroad. Lewistown. Mont.
The Montana Lumber Co. is pre-
pariAg to move its yards from Fiftl
avenue TO its newly acquired location
on First avenue, one block north o
the depot. A big shed 60 by 200 fee
Is being built and side track from
the railroad yards will pass through
the lumber yard. Manager Lane say
that the stock from the old yard
will all have been sold or remove,
within the next month.
You are most felicitously invited {,
attend the dance TO be given by th'
orchestra Friday night from 3 to 2
Samuel Tyler, of Forest Grove, wa
a visitor at the county seat las
Thursday. He reported a fairly goot
winter and the spring well advance,
in his region. Mr.. Tyler wintered
buch OF sheep for Smith e. Elliot, o
the Muselshell, and turned them oy
er recently with a loss of only on
per cent. Mr.. Tyler is an experien
ced sheep man and was well supple,
with hay and good sheds.
Don't Forget that after after Ma,
1st l.. C. Wilson, druggist, will be lo
Gated in the Allen & Robinson build
ing, next door to Lehman's.
Former Sheriff T. NJ. Shaw was
visitor in the city last Friday. MI
Shaw has received the appointment
of stock inspector for this county
taking the place of Theo. E. Nichols
who rendered his resignation las
month to take effect on May 1st. MI
Shaw will begin upon the duties O
inspector on that date and Mr.. Mich
OILS will move to his ranch near Ube
to give his attention to his took an
other interests there.
Spring novelties, belts, fancy she
hair ornaments, pins. etc, at the Con
mercial.
/ The preliminary hearing in tn
case of the state against Barney Het
ican and Frank Biglin. charged wit
having killed five head OF horses b,
longing to James Anderson, of Gi
Edge, was had in Justice McFa
lands court Thursday Afternoon
Both men were bound over in th
sum of $1,000 each for their appea
ance at the next jury term OF the di
trict court. Both were able to ful
nish the required bond.
| Screen doors at Lehman's.
Blackford & Blackford, attorney
office in Judith Basin Bank building
Sheriff Slater returned Saturda
from Deer Lodge, where he had bee
to place ra Booth and James Coyr
in the penitentiary. The sheriff say
that when he reached Dorsey Boot
declined to eat anything and said
preferred to remain in the car. Pa
ties who we're in the car while th
others were out at dinner told th
sheriff that Booth was busy all III
time he was absent trying to get n
of his shaekles. He evidently didn
know much about the mechanism ,
handouts, for when the sheriff r
turned he was still fast to the c;
seat. as he was when the sheriff lie