Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-20
Judith Hardware Co. for cutters.

49, wi
Louie Place is up from Grass Range
this week.
II you want a chance ON the $3.50
piano, eat at the Acme Cafe.
l.. w. Butler, Of Chouteau, is In the
city this week on a business trip.
DR.. Attix has returned and Is pre-
pared TO promptly respond to all calls.
Tug" Wilson was over from Gilt
Edge on business Monday and yes
terday.
Surprenant Is the carriage painter.
Johnny Harvey has retired from the
Puritan buffet, his partner, Marion
Burke, having purchased his part Of
the business.
Blackford & Blackford, attorneys.
office In Judith Basin Bank building.
Attorneys r. Won Tobel and o. w.
Belden are now located in Office
rooms over the knight tailor shop on
Fourth avenue.
Mark Frost, of Rocky Point. was
one OF the witnesses called TO this
city last Friday to testify in the
Shepard case, which failed to mater.
ialize.
Those shoes on sale at the Fad are
all new goods. $3.50 shoe for sl.75.
At the Castle Butte school house
February 18th a dance will be given
for the benefit of the teachers fund.
TO which a cordial invitation is eX-
tended TO all. Admission $3.50, pay.
able at the door.
Bob sleds and cutters in great va
riety at Judith Hardware Co.
The Home Workers society of the
Presbyterian church wish to
that they are very grateful TO all who
were sufficiently interested in the
work to spend the time and pains to
cast their votes for the Home Work.
ers in the recent piano contest.
Guy Coalscott. well known in Lew
istown as a would-be pug, gambler and
ball player, was given ten days for
vagrancy in Great Falls last week.
1t was alleged that he and a pal were
working a brace game on half intoX.
icated %innocents around the Falls.
Leave orders for Borgh's coal with
L. d. Blodgett at the Judith Hardware
company.
While moving a desk from the bank
building Saturday night ]. l.. Mears
had the misfortune to have his left
hand severely cut by a small piece
Of glass which vas not removed from
the window. Several stitches had to
be taken in the wound, which will put
Mr.. Mears' hand on the hospital list
for a week or two.
The closing out sale at Cooks Cash
Store goes merrily on. The auction
last Saturday was well attended but
goods sold very low. There will be
another auction at / o'clock Satur-
day. the 23rd, at which a great vari-
ETY. of goods will be sold. regardless
of price. If you don't get your share
of these bargains 1t will be your own
fault. Goods are being sold below
cost every day at private sale.
| DR.. r. C. Hill has returned from
Europe and resumed his office in the
Ford block, Great Falls.
DR.. F. A. Treacy received a tele.
gram Sunday afternoon announcing
the death of his father, who lived in
Aurora, Ill. The deceased was 50
years of age and death resulted from
a general break down due to old age
Owing to the great distance Doctor
Treacy was unable to return TO iii
nois to attend the funeral. His friends
and acquaintance %sympathize with
him in his sad loss.
w. NJ. McClean's engineering office
Is now located In the new Allen &
Robinson building. rooms 3 and 4.
George Barnes took advantage oil
the excitement at the fire Saturday
night and tried to steal away with
two bottles of whisky which had beer
taken from the Lewistown hotel. He
was seen and Dave Atchison promptly
took him to the cooler. Monday morn
ing he vas taken before Justice Nc
Farland, who gave him an opportunity
to pay a fine Of s25 or 60 to jail Iol
twelve and a half days. Not possess
Ing the coin, he went back to jail.
| A. Dahl, the shoemaker, has jus
received a consignment of good shoes
/. Call and examine them before pIr
chasing.
The Worlds Almanacs for 100,
have arrived and are now on sal,
: at the Argus Office. The almanac i
3 a book of over 500 pages and con
tains more information concerning
the world, its people and progress
than is found in the usual ~encyclope
a dia of several volumns. II Is closel,
printed, we'll indexed and arranged s
r that M experiences no difficulty i
e turning at once to the page c~ontainin
the desired fact or facts. II Is
store house of knowledge and ever
x home should have one. The price
y only 80 cents.
For Rent-A good office buildin
on corner OF Fourth avenue and il
n neaux street. Apply to d. e. HEM
!. hill.
1t is stated upon good authorit
g that the Gold Reef Mining compan
y is contemplating installing anothe
rooster with which to treat the blac
ore in their mine near Gilt Edgl
The rooster put In last summer 10 no
N running in fine shape and has prove
a. a success in every particular. Al
n other rooster would double the pre-
ent capacity and make the Gold Re-
It one of the largest producers in tt
y state. The development work Ii CO.
" stantly opening UP the ore body an
'e a long and prosperous run Is no
% confidently looked for by the supe
"a intapdaut