Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-05-31

James Guild will be held on Friday
June 2, at p. m. at the rectory
Eastman kodaks and supplies. vii
son 4 Mckechnie, agents.
Spring Greek Coal Company's tele
phone is No. 1877.
William Drake, of Billings, who was
charged last week with trespass in
driving a band of cattle on the ranch
of George Leach, came to the city
Friday, and going before Justice OF
the Peace Mcfarland, entered a plea
of guilty and fine Of SIS was i'm.
posed.
Ferry's garden seeds at the Power
Mercantile company.
Jacob Fay, after taking aboard such
a large cargo of stimulants Sunday
that he had heavy list to port, at.
tempted to give an exhibition of rough
riding on Main street. He was gath.
cred in by the police, and Monday was
fined 81 by Police Magistrate MacGow.
an.
See our new stock Of latest sheet
music. Art Music Store.
George Leach has brought an action
in the district court against VIM.
Drake to recover $500 damages, al
legged to have been sustained through
the action of the defendant in driving
a herd of stock over the plaintiffs
place, known as the Tim Jellison
ranch, the damage being done to the
crops. Roy E. Ayers and E. w. Met
tier are the plaintiffs attorneys.
E. w. Mettler, attorney-at-law, Lang
building.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. vii.
son 4 Mckeehnie, agents.
John Millsap has been appointed
assistant stock inspector for this dis
trict, and will look after the section
along the river from the mouth OF
the Judith to the mouth of the Mus
selshell Mr.. Millsap is an old Texas
ranger, and has served in several
localities as deputy sneriff. He is
we'll qualified to give Inspector Shaw
valuable assistance in his work.
Hamilton pianos at W. s. Smiths
one door west of opera mouse.
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1872. cor
ner Main street and Sixth avenue.
The board of sheep commissioners
has just issued pamphlet contain
ing the law relating to sheep inspec-
tion,, passed at the recent session OF
the legislature, and President Power
would like to see a copy of it placed
in the hands of every sheep owner
in the state. Copies may be obtain
ed free by writing to Cornelius
Hedges, secretary, Helena.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &
McKechnie's.
Mr., Geo. H. Beasley will take linn
tied number of pupils in voice culture
and sight reading at his home. Hours
Z to 10 p. m.
William Berkin was in from rag
Town" the first of the week after sup
plies for the ranch, says the White
SULPHUR Springs Republican. Mr..
Berkin is an old-time Montanan. When
Fergus county was a part of Meagher
he lived on Cottonwood, near Lewis
town, and was one of the county COM
misisoners of Meagher county for sew
eral years. He now resides with his
son on lower Smith river.
You will have the laugh on the ice
man if you buy Herrick refrigerator
of the Lewistown Furniture company.
They will give you an order for 200
pounds Of ice with each refrigerator
purchased.
T, O. Caldwell, assayer, Office and
residence Pine street. INST door soutn
from Fifth avenue. Cyanide tests made
on ores and analysis OF Goals.
Last reports state that the whole
territory from the Atlantic to the Pa
cific, and from Canada to the Gulf OF
Mexico, is massed with attractive
homes painted with the Heath & Mil
ligan best prepared paint, and TINS
spring will see thousands added to
the list. You must be one. Buy your
paint at the Judith Hardware COM
pany.
Don't invite sickness to your home
by buying an overhead ice box relrlg'
orator. Get the Herrtck at the Lew
istown Furniture company.
Your pine floors will look like hard
wood after an application OF Jap-a-
Lac. Comes in 10 lucky colors. Sold
by the Judith Hardware company.
The Lewistown Elks have decided
to hold their annual outing In Sixteen
Mile canyon, and Sunday, July %, has
been selected as the date for the pic
mic. The Bozeman Elks will be invlt-
ed to join the local herd in the festiv'
tiles, and it is expected that the out
ing will be a most enjoyable one.
The brass band will accompany the
party, and other attractions Will be
provided.
For saIe-Two fine building lots on
the hill; also a Racine Trap, as good
as new. Bargains for cash. Enquire
of Arthur Thrill.
w. s. Smith has j:,st received anotn'
er shipment of the high grade Hamll-
ton pianos. The last shipment was
sold SO quickly that several purchasers
were disappointed.
A young man who did not give his
name stated to Marshal Marion Burke
that he was held up by couple OF
gun men near the corner OF Second
avenue and Main street late Friday
night. and that he was relieved of $40,
although he had considerable more
money on him. He was not maltreat'
ed in any way. The statement was a
very vague one, but the ohlcers are
looking out for any tough characters
who may have drifted into town, ana
if any are located, they will speed
lily drift out again.
Geo. S. Wells was very successful