Fergus County argus., 1905-09-15

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Worden 4 Scott, lawyers. Telephone
building, over the v. s. land office.
w. E. Wilson. the Maiden mining
man, was in the city this week on
business.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. vii
son 4 Mekechnie, agents. A
Supt. F. T. Robertson, of the Mon
tana railroad, and William Robertson.
OF Kansas City, came up on business
| Tuesday evening.
The usual services will be held at
the Presbyterian church Sunday. The
choir will sing and Mrs. A. NJ. Plumb
will be the soloist in the morning. Rev.
Henry Quickenden, pastor.
Thomas E. Evers has filed notice
of appropriation of 200 inches of the
| waters of Bob Cat coulee, a tribu-
tary of the Judith, for irrigating pur-
poses.
We carry Eastman Kodak supplies.
! Wilson G McKechnie. A
E. S. Smith has been appointed to
NIL the last existing vacancy in the
school board, and will prove val
liable member of that body.
Our sale on implements and farm
machinery this season has been phe-
nominal. Strong lines and square
| dealing are the cause. You will re-
ceive both by dealing with the Judith
Hardware Co.
Remington typewriters, several
kinds, for rent, leased, sold for cash
or on the installment plan. Just as
cheap here as in New York City.
Typewriters cleaned, repaired or ex.
changed.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. VII.
son e. Mckechnie, agents. A
Miss Margaret Sipple, who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Lew
istown and vicinity, left on this morn
lng's train for Malta, where she will
visit a sister before returning to her
home in San Francisco.
George j. Wiedeman and wife re-
turned home this week from Port
land, after an absence of three weeks.
They had delightful trip, and Mr..
Wiedeman says the Portland fair is
well worth seeing.
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1872, cor
ner Main street and Sixth avenue. F
For Montana State Fair at Helena,
October End to 9TH, a round trip rate
of $9.45 for adults and $4.75 for chill
dren will be given. Tickets sold Sep
tember 80 to October Z, inclusive.
Return limit October 9. D. A. Kable,
agent.
Every man owes it to himself and
his family to master trade or pro-
fession. Read the display advertise
ment of the six Morse schools of
telegraphy, in this issue and learn
how easily young man or lady may
learn telegraphy and be assured po-
sitiOn. F
George Perry and Hugh Grant were
arrested yesterday for violating the
Hilger trespass law in driving sheep
over the land of P. l. Moule. They
will have their trial before Justice
of the Peace Mcfarland next We'd
| nesday.
Roy E. Ayers. attorney at law: Of
flee in the Lang building. F
Have you ever seen a T. G.. Mandt
farm wagon? 1t is one of the best
| constructed wagons manufactured,
and has two more spOkes In the front
and hind wheels than any wagon sold
in LewistOwn, and other features as
strong. Come and see them. Judith
Hardware Co.
New line of folders, announcements
fancy stationery, cards, ETC., for So
cial and secret society trade; sam
pies are magnificent and fresh from
eastern and foreign markets. Com
mittees having any of this work to
| in1x ho 1ivn
at the Argus office before ordering.
The Elkhorn cab, new, always ready,
soc to any part of the city, 50 for the
first hour and $3.50 an hour there.
after. Call No. IS on the telephone.
John Howard manager of the Man
haitian paper mills, was in the city
yesterday from Butte on business. Mr.
Howard is greatly pleased with Lew
istOwn and the surrounding country
He expected to find nice little town
here with good ranching country
around it, but was not prepared for
such hustling city as Lewistown
nor for such an agricultural section as
that through which he passed on his
way here. Mr.. Howard thinks Fergus
county and it's capital have a bright
future.
Take notice-TO make room fol
our fall stock of picture moulding We
will give discount of 25 per cent or
all frames during September. Lew
istown Art Co.
The city records that have reposet
in the vault at the city hall are now
,, receiving thorough overhauling
! There is great mass of these rec
or1s going back to the time when the
city government was instituted, ant
except during the short period. tina
: H. l.. De Kalb has been acting as cit.
l clerk, they are in utter confusion
: E. w. Mettler is now engaged in as
Y sisting Mr. De Kalb in arranging al
+ of these records in order and index
e ing them, so that in future they cal
: be easily referred to at any time.
$ The ladies will find the Elkhorl
carriage subject to call at any tim
!. for calling, afternoon or evening pal
: ties or pleasant drives. Telephon
No. IS.
y The annual meeting of the Lewis
. town Telephone company was he'll
this week, when all of the retirin
!. officers and directors were reelected
I The company has received the COZ
!. per wire to be used in re-wiring tn
|. local lines, and also for the recon
struction of the Great Falls lin
:. throughout it's entire length. Thi
;. practically means that the entire lin
is to be rebuilt. the expense being es