Fergus County argus., 1905-03-08

s. &. IIobson intends to experiment
with winter wheat on his extensive
holdings ON the bench north of Utica.
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1872 cor
ner Main street and Sixth avenue.
Henry Arnold and others have fled
notice Of location of 10U inches of the
waters of Plum creek for mining pur.
poses.
Roy e. Ayers. attorney at law; Of.
flee at the court house.
Christian Schelling has filed his
notice of location of 400 inches of the
water Of Schelling's coulee for irri.
CATION and domestic purposes
Hamilton pianos at w. S. Smiths,
one door west Of opera mouse.
Cliff Deyo has sold to Peter Osweil.
er and others a one-fourth interest
in the Minnie Deyo group of claims
in the Warm Springs district for a
stated consideration Of 81.
Compressed yeast at Hopkins &
Sons.
Gov. J. X. Toole has restored Ira
kimes to full citizenship, which he
lost through participating in shoot
ing affray with Jack Hughes at Moe.
casin City about three years ago.
Ferry's garden seeds at the Power
Mercantile company.
Charles and Caroline Lehman have
transferred to the Charles Lehman
company their extensive ranch prop
erty, consisting of several tracts and
aggregating several hundred acres.
The consideration stated Is 81.
Since the order was made rescind.
ing the rule requiring that all pupils
attending the public schools be vacci.
mated, the attendance has increased
rs per cent, and the students are still
returning to their studies.
w. s. Smith can save you money on
pianos. See him at new store next to
opera house.
Marshal Bebb has been authorized to
round up the stray dogs with which
the city is infested and take proper
measures to decrease the canine pop
ulation of Lewistown with as little
delay as possible.
Thomas Lindsey has sold to the
American Freehold Land Mortgage
company, of London, for $500, a $40.
acre tract in section II, north of range
1S subject to the right of way of the
Barnes-King company for flowing
tailings.
Now is the time to list your land
with Frank Strouf. Many of his peo.
pie are coming in soon. Office with
Huntoon, Worden & Smith.
Sarah E. Peck has brought an &C.
tion in the district court against An.
drew Mathews to recover $3.50, the
alleged value of seven horses that
were burned to death in q fire at the
defendants livery stable at Stanford
on the night of Oct 23, 1903 The
plaintiff had turned the animals over
to the defendant, and she alleges that
their loss was due to negligence. ].
N. Booth Is the attorney for the plain.
tiff.
Ferry's garden seeds at the Power
| Mercantile company.
The basket ball game at Culver's
hall Saturday evening attracted a
very large audience, anu the specta.
tors witnessed about the swiftest con-
test ever played here. The high
school boys showed the effects of care.
full training and fairly redeemed them
selves. The defeat scored against
them by the Y. NJ. c. A. team at the
former contest was wiped out, the
high school winning by score of 18
to IL. The game was the first of a
series to be played for the War;
trophy-a fine silver cup presented
by Austin w. War;, of the Bank of
Fergus county.
H. Leonard De Kalb, attorney at law
Office Allen & Robinson building.
Prospects are bright for first class
band in Lewistown this year. Prof
DuClos has already enlisted the ser
vices of eighteen musicians, several
OF whom are new arrivals in Lewis
town and regular practices have been
initiated. On the goth Ut this month
the band will give benefit concert
at Culver's Hall TO which a general
invitation will be extended. Posters
announcing the event will be display
ed this week and a liberal patronage
er, has been very persistant In his
efforts to form good band Organiza
tiOn and deserves the assistance o1
the citizens.
Do not fail to hear Dr.. Donaldson
on the "leWlo and Clarke TRAIL" Cul
ver's hall, Tuesday night March ID
Under auspices Y. N. c. A. Admis
sion soc and Csc.
After a two days preliminary hear
ing. William Dundon Jr. ranchcl
residing about six miles from town
was able to prove to the satisfaction
of Justice of the Peace Mcfarland
that he was the owner of the calf al
legged to be unlawfully in his poses
sion. The calf was claimed by Ed
Mcdonnell. who introduced some
strong testimony in support of his
claim. but this was completely over
come by the defense, which proved by
three witnesses that Mr.. Dundun
bought the animal at public sale
a few months ago. County Attorney
Ayers and O. w. Belden conducted the
prosecution. while Huntoon, WordeE
& Smith appeared for the defendant
Shirts requiring NO starch 10 cents
at Judith Steam Laundry.
Arrangements have been made t6
hold a farmers institute here or
March 30 and at Moore the following
day. The board of administration Ol