Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21

John Main, of Weede. was a visit.
or TO the city last week.
Beautiful furs at Lehman's.
]. w. Arthur has returned from A
business trip to Salt Lake City.
Yes, it's hot, but you can cool of
at Delzell's soda fountain.
W. X. QuaIles returned Saturday
evening from a two weeks visit in
Butte.
Down-to-date drinks at Delzells so.
da fountain.
Louis Lehman returned Saturday
evening from a business trip to the
coast.
Fall millinery at Lehman's,
Miss Kathleen Hughes returned last
Saturday evening from a visit at her
home in Missoula.
The Montana Hardware Company
is selling oeering Irvine at IL cents.
Edgar G.. worden is able to be
around again after being laid up for
a week with a sprained knee.
Fall millinery at Lehman's.
A Chicago coffee demonstration
will be given at the county fair every
afternoon in the Power Mercantile
booth.
For sale-Two lots on North Fifth
Ave. Inquire Marion Leach this Office,
Fred Brittin left for Helena Friday
morning. Mr.. Brittin has charge OF
the construction work ON The new
bank building.
Blackford & Blackford, attorneys,
office in Judith Basin Bank building
A dance will be given by the base
ball boys in Culver's hall Saturday
evening TO help defray the expenses
of the Great Falls series OF games.
New dress novelties at Lchman's.
Miss Ona Edwards and p. C. Pet.
erson, who have been visiting at the
home of Arthur Froembling, left on
Wednesday morning for Chicago. Miss
Edwards will later 90 to Oden. Ind
Mr.. Peterson will in all probability
return to Montana.
Highest market price paid for chick
ems. Lewistown Meat G. Provision
Co.
Madame Monegal and daughter. Of
Salt Lake City. arrived in the city
Saturday evening. Madame Monegal
will have charge of the dress making
department of the LewiStown Com
mercial company.
II. p. lmislund will give a dance
at Grass Range on the evening of
September 30th. A large crowd is
expected.
]. W. Brown, OF Fullerton. Of the
lower Judith. was in town Monday.
He said the range in that region was
very good. Notwithstanding the dry
season. He thinks the stock men will
get through the winter in good shape
unless the weather should be unuSu.
ally severe.
Madam Hauser has moved her dress
making parlors to the rooms next
door to the new printing office on ia.
neaux street. If you are in need OF
the very latest fashions in coats or
tailor made suits give her a trial.
The steriopticon lecture given by
Prof. p. NJ. Silloway in the high
school extension course last Friday
evening was well attended. The sub
iect was The Madonna in Art" and
the lecture was illustrated by nuln'
erous beautiful and instructive views.
The North Moccasin Gold Mining
company. who have been prospecting
with a diamond drill OF their property
lust across the gulch from the Ken
dali mine have discovered a large
body of ore 10 feet In depth. No as
SAYS have as yet been made but the
interested parties are confident that
the find Is n rich one It's nosition so
near one of the richest gold mines in
the world is taken as a good sign
that something good has been found.
This is the old Santiago claim.
Mrs. Frank Flanagan died suddenly
early Thursday morning at the ranch
on Mcdonald creek. She had been
i'll since the birth Of a child a week
ago and has been failing since then.
She leaves her husband. Frank Flani.
gan, and seven childre.. 10 mourn her
death. The funeral services were
held in Gilt edge Saturday afternoon.
Father Byrne, Of this city, conducted
the services. The pail bearers were
John l.. Mears. Edward Brassey. Da.
vid Scott. Edmund Wright. N. i. Po-
land and w. w. Badger. The burial
was in the Gilt Edge cemetery.
The incline shaft on the lead being
developed by WunderIin, Draper &
Co, in Scratch Gravel. is now down
to a depth of 200 feet. and a contract
for an additional 81 feet has been lei
says the Mining World. The o
tractors are Leedy & swan. So Ia
as developed this property has shown
up well. The ore is Of good grade
and the ore streak, while not large,
is of sufficient width 10 procure a
goodly amount of ore. The company
proposes TO continue development dur.
ing the fall and winter and in the
spring a mill is to be built for treat
ing the ore. The ore vein Is said 10
average about three feet in width and
to assay about $12 TO The ton in gold.
The cyanide process is to be used in
the mill. which will probably be OF
the roller type.