Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-02-08
When making your mince meat tele.

When making your mince meat tele-
phone No. IS for your sweet cider.
County Attorney Roy E. Ayers has
returned from a trip to Helena, where
he went on legal business.
Roy E. Ayers. attorney at law: Of.
flee at the court house.
S. B. Twiss and wife came in from
the Mcdonald Sheep company's ranch
last Friday.
DR.. NJ. E. Curtiss, dentist, Office
over postoffice.
Cash is working wonders at the
Montana Hardware COmpany's. Ev-
} erything at greatly reduced prices for
cash.
Remnant sale at Power Mercantile
Co.
Joseph Gallagher and wife, who re-
; turned last week from an extended
trip to California, are now at home
> again at Philbrook.
Two cents a pound for clean cot
ton rags at this office.
Statements of annual represen-
-, tatiOn on the Ella and Mint claims,
in North Moccasin mining district,
have been filed with the clerk and re-
corder.
We wash, starch and dry your Ia
dies clothes. Iron your fiat work and
handkerchief all for 35c per dozen.
Judith Steam Laundry.
Leo Hilliard has located a fine vein
of coal on Dog creek. just east of
David Hilger's ranch. The vein is a
!. large one. and tests made show that
!, the coal is of very fine quality.
= II you want any ice cream for your
! Sunday dinner leave your order at
bertrand's.
Z Rufus Thompson, the we'll known
e Fergus woolgrower, is in from High
!. field, and reports that conditions in
this section could not be better. He
v expects to see wool sold for rs cents
s during the coming season.
n The past season has been a very
y prosperous one for nearly all Of the
n people of Fergus county. Why not
/, add something to the comfort of your
o home in the way of nice piece Of
d furniture? The Lewistown Furniture
y Co. can furnish the article.
a There were no services at any OF
" the LewistOwn churches last Sunday.
DuI IL Is eAUcCteu JIldI lHe DOdIu VI
o health will rescnd it's order so that
=, the usual services will be permitted
on Sunday next and regularly there.
after.
Father James NJ. Vermaat, who was
long in charge Ct St. Leo's church
and who is now located at Red Lodge
has been in Lewistown for the past
week, filling his old position during
the temporary absence of Father Fran
els Won Clarenbeck. who has been in
Helena attending the installation OF
Bishop Carroll.
The movement in favor of having
Prof. E. o. Busenburg appointed as q
member of the state board of educa
ton has taken definite form, and last
week a communication strongly urg
ing Gov. Toole to make the appoint
ment was placed in the hands OF the
governor. 1t is likely that action or
the matter will be taken this week
j. w. Arthur, of Lewstown, has
gone to Salt Lake City, where he viii
reside in the future. Mr.. Arthur has
long been connected with the Power
Mercantile company. and his associ
ates greatly regret his decision to en-
ter new field. Mr.. Arthur will en-
gage in the grocery business at thu
Mormon capital.
change in the time of the Grea
Falls stage line went into effect OF
Monday. Instead of leaving here a
8 a. M. as in the past. the stage nov
leaves LewistOwn at 8 D. m, arrivin,
at Great Falls the next day at r
M The stage, under this new SEIZED
ule, leaves Great Falls at a. m. ant
arrives in Lewistown the next day a
a. m.
David Hilger has received an inv
tation from Representative F. B. Lin
derman, notifying him that the frs
annual banquet OF the Eighth legisla
} tive assembly. of which Mr. Hilge
was a member, will be given at He
ena on February 25. and demandin;
his attendance on pain of missing tn
time Of his life Mr.. Hilger will prob
ably be there.
Rev. Henry Quickenden, OF the FRS
} Presbyterian church. has arrange
two special services in the interest
of good government. The first will
occur Sunday evening next, when c
, w. Belden will deliver an address Of
the character of Abraham Lincoln. o.
the following Sunday evening, H. /
De Kalb will be the speaker, an
the character of Washington will b
his theme. Appropriate music will b
, a feature of both occasions.
William S. Wareham yesterda
brought suit in the district cour
against Ellis S. Wareham to secure
decree of divorce. The parties wer
married at LewistOwn in October
1901, and plaintiff alleges that the de-
PENDANT deserted him in July, 1870:
and continues to live apart from hin
! He asks for a decree and the custod
of their 2-year-old child. Smith 1
Boggs are the attorneys for the plail
tiff.
On account of the great deman
last fall for wheat, it is believed tina
there is now in the county but yer
} little first-class seed wheat for sprin
, use, which is of considerable concer
; to the farmers. The Judith Basi
Milling company, considering this CO..
dition of affairs. would be pleased [
hear from the growers and upon lear
ing about what quantity of seed whe,
will be required, if a car can be mad
up. they win ship it in in ample tin
for spring use. This is a matter
which the managers OF the fourir
mill and the farmers can well coo