Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-06-29

Go to Mrs. VIM. Bebb's for your
Sunday dinner.
Sharpless Tubular Cream Separa.
tors at Judith Hardware Co.
J. b. Washburn, of Gilt Edge. made
the county seat a business visit Sat,
urday.
Crystal White, a pure white soap
for the laundry, 10 bar package SOC
at Powers.
K. w. Jones and wife. of Git Edge,
were business and social visitors to
Lewistown Saturday.
Crystal White. a pure white soap
for the laundry, 10 bar package soc
at Powers.
Mrs. Joseph T. Wunderlin left Mon,
day morning for Helena, where she
will visit for a week. She was accom-,
panied by Master Lyle Raw.
DIR. Carl Schulin. the oculist and
aurist. will be here again on Saturday,
July End, for a few days, at the Day
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Doherty re.
turned Thursday from Great Falls
and are now living in the Episcopal
parsonage building on Fifth ayenue.
At the home OF the brides par.
ents on Cottonwood. June 22nd, Miss
Letha Batdorf and Merrill Williams
We're united in marriage by the Rev.
Mr.. Sheldon. Relatives of the bride
and groom and a few immediate
friends of the young people were en-
tertained at an elegant luncheon by
Mrs. Batdorf after the ceremony. The
young people have a host of friends
throughout the county who take much
pleasure in wishing them the great
est happiness in the COSY home pro
vided by the groom on Beaver creek
Hunting and fishing parties. sheep
herders, prospectors should ust
Shaw's self rising flour; it's so handy
For sale by Hopkins & Sons, Bertrand
& Shannon.
j. n. Daley. of Great Falls. state
boiler inspector and John Ryan, Of
Butte. mine inspector for the state
of Montana. were i'm Fergus county
from Friday until yesterday morning
and In that time inspected all of tn,
mines and boilers here. Al all of the
large mines of the county, they found
everything In the best of shape. ne
precaution for the safety and healtl
of the miners being missing. They
left Lewistown Monday morning FOL
Moore. from which place they drove
to the Yogo sapphire mines. which
they inspected and then drove bacl
to Moore and took the train yester
day for other parts of the state.
II will pay you TO go 10 A. Dahl
the shoe man. when purchasing shoes
He carries a full line of mems, ladie.
ami children's shoes and will sci
them at prices which cannot be dup
Heated in the city,
L. o. Busenburg returned Frida,
from a trip to Dawson county. hav
ing made the journey in a buggy. II,
visited his stock ranch for n few day,
and then went on into Glendive fol
several days. Glendive, he says, II
booming and the town seems to BIZ
enjoying a period of unusual pros
perity. II required some poeti,
phrases for the versatile real estat,
man to describe the promise OF tn,
country through which he passed OF
his long ride. His only complain
was that the roads between Grass
Range and Flatwillow are In yer,
poor condition and are probably part
ly responsible for the failure of man!
woolgrowers in that part of the coun
ty to bring their wool clips to tn
Lewistown market. Mr.. Busenburl
stated that the trip through two o.
three other counties of the state on
ly served to more firmly %convinc,
him of the many superior advantages
to be found In Lewistown and the Ju
dith Basin.