Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-06-08

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this week.
Leave orders for fresh lime at A
Hopkins & Sons.
W. S. Mershon, of Whisky Gulch
was in the city Monday.
Ladies street hat, s1.0O kind, SOC
each at the Commercial.
The Rev. Wakefield. Of the Episco
pal church. left this morning for Hell
n IN a short visit.
Cigar clippings at Mansells cigar
factory.
Transfers, laborers, stone masons
and stone cutters can find employ
ment by applying to Fred A. Britter
at the Day House.
John Ross, OF Denton. is a visitor
to this city this week. Mr.. Ross
states that much of the wool over his
way will find its way into Lewistown
this year.
The Rev. George Lamb will occupy
the pulpit at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening. The
Rev. Quickenden is spending the
week with friends neal Moore.
Shirts requiring no starch 10 cents
at Judith Steam Laundry.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bettys died Saturday night and was
buried Sunday afternoon in this city
The grief stricken parents have the
heartfelt sympathy of a large mum
Der of friends in their sad affliction
Note the advertisement in this is
sue of the Lewistown Hide & Fur Co.
of which George Sawyer is manager
He makes a good offer for pelts and
ii will be to the advantage of those
who have such goods for sale to see
Mr.. Sawyer.
Hunting and fishing parties. sheep
herders and ~prospectors, try Shaw's
best prepared -four. For sale at Hop
kins & Sons.
The Miners Union failed to uphold
the strikers at the Chicago ontans
mine and mill last week and the mine
has resumed partial operations will
a new crew. New men are arriving
every day and IL will not be but q
short while before a full force is al
work once more.
Leave orders for fresh lime at A
Hopkins & Sons.
If you live within a days ride yol
should certainly come TO Grass Rang,
for the Fourth of July. There will
be sports and a picnic in the after
noon and dancing in the evening
Come and bring your family ant
friends along.
Money to Loan in sums of 1000 t.
5 1000 on improved rancn property
Wright Bros, Lewistown.
Albert ("Red') Johnson and San
Weaver will leave Friday for a visi
to the worlds fair and other point
of interest in the east. They, in com
pany with other men from this city
will see the Yanger-Herrera an,
O'Keefe-Mellody fights in Butte OIL
Miners Union day.
The private train of ex-Preslden
Moore, of the Montana railroad com
pany. is expected to arrive in thi
city some time today. Beside Nj
Moore the party will include Pres
dent Harlow, Superintendent Robert
son and others interested in the roa
in an official or a financial way.
Grass Range is going to celebrat
the Fourth of July and the hustlin
citizens of the thriving little town o
the east side are preparing a program
of horse racing, picnic and dancin
in the evening which will surely er
terrain all corners. Old friends an
new friends are invited to join In tn
sport. Come early and stay late.
Leave orders for fresh lime at A
Hopkins & Sons.
Walker j. Wells left Sunday wit
his family for their future home a
Flatwillow, their household effect
having been sent ahead. The pei
pie of Lewistown sincerely regret
lose this estimable family, but a
take pleasure in wishing them tn
greatest success and happiness /
their new home.
The baby son of Mr.. and Mrs. Wa
ter Gooch died quite suddenly Thurs
day morning. The funeral service
were held from the Gooch residenc
Friday morning at 10 o'clock. th
Rev. Wakefield, of the Episcops
church. officiating. The bereave
parents desire to extend their moi
heartfelt thanks to those who so kin,
!, ly offered their services during tn
funeral and burial of their little on
|, Ground bone will make chicken
lay. For sale by Lewistown Meat
Provision Co.
Il Nathaniel Jellison, aged 81 year
father of Mrs. r. A. Jellison, of Phi
brook, died at the family home Mo-
/ day afternoon and was buried in Til
Philbrook cemetery Tuesday, Rev. v
!, A. Winters officiating. The cause
death was only a final breaking dow
following a long and active life. tt
deceased had lived with his daug
! ter and her husband for many yea
and a large number of friends folio,
ed the body to its last rest.
!, Joseph Meredith, superintendent
= the New Year Mining property, r
!. turned Saturday from a business tr
: to st. Paul. Mr.. Meredith Is tryir
to have work on the New Year resul
|, ed and says that Ii Is his opin!C
that some men will be put to VOL
within a very short while. Judi
!. Nelson, who is now in San Francisc
= will be back into Lewistown with
= a few days and A. S. Wright, who
= also extensively interested in Il
. property, will be here this week fro
Chicago. Other stockholders W
come from the east and the superb
tendent thinks that as a result
!, their conference, a force of men W
! be ordered to go 10 work on 4
mine.
For railroad tickets call on or wri
h w. G. Doherty, ticket agent for d
Great Northern and Montana Cent?