Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-08
LOCAL BREV1TIES

! INAk BNEVllES
Neil Harris, of Utica, was in town
Wednesday.
Get an EaGtman Kodak at Wilson 6
McKechnie's. A
James Aubery came in Wednesday
from Garneill.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &
McKechnie's. A
Frank Sample came in from Ken
dali Wednesday.
Spring Greek Coal Companys tele
phone Is No. 167. A
s. A. Shaw, of Harlowton, paid the
city visit Wednesday.
We carry Eastman Kodak supplies
Wilson & McKechnie. A
Mrs. Hattie Russell, of Pine Grove
was in the city this week.
Eastman kodaks and suppIIss. VII.
son 4 Mckechnie, agents. A
Phil Jimerfield and wife, of Pine
Grove, was in town this week.
H. Leonard De Kalb, attorney at law.
Office Allen & Robinson building. A
George L. Paddon, of Garneill, was
guest at the Hoffman this week
Eastman kodaks and supplies. VII
son 4 Mckenzie, agents. A
Supt. F. T. Robertson, of the Mon.
tana railroad, was in the city this
week on railroad business.
We carry Eastman Kodak supplies
Wilson & McKechnie. A
Johnnie Laux left on Tuesday s
train for Spokane, where he will en-
ter the famous Catholic college.
William Maynard has filed a notice
of location of the Flora s. claim, in
the Warm Spring mining district.
T. E. Kits and c. ]. Kits have
filed notice of location of the Wed.
nesday claim in the Warm Spring
district.
Fred Stone and others have filed
notice of location of the Judith oil.
placer claim of 100 acres on Dog
creek.
DR.. W. A. Allen will be in Lewis.
town early in September prepared to
do all work known to dentistry. The
exact date will be given later.
c. B. Ether and others have locat-
ed an 80 acre tract of prospective
oil land on Little Dog creek. The
claim is known as the Mt. Aetna.
Maggie L. G.. Daniel has filed no.
tice of location Of the Lone Girl oil
placer claim, comprising 20 acres, To-
Gated in the North Moccasin district.
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.
The ladies will find the Elkhorn
carriage subject to call at any time
for calling, afternoon or evening par
ties or pleasant drives. Telephone
No. IS.
Yergen Bros. have brought an &C.
ton in the district court against T.
H. Frost to recover $1OS.3O. Black
ford & Blackfod are the attorneys
for the plaintiff.
Take notice-To make room for
our fall stock of picture moulding we
will give discount of 25 per cent on
all frames during September. Lew
istown Art Co.
H. G. Phillips has brought suit in
the district court against Henry Lap
ham to recover $66, alleged to be due
on promissory note. S. w. Pen
mock is the plaintiffff's attorney.
Our new warehouse shows our bug
gies up fine and they are just as good
as they look; standard grades and at
tractive prices. Do not overlook them
when in the market. Judith Hard
ware Co.
In the account published of the La
Dor day parade, mention of the fine turn
out of Hopkins & Sons was inadver-
tently omitted. This house was very
creditably represented in the big pro.
cessiOn.
Our beautiful fountain is now open
and delicious cream and sodas are
being served. None better in the
state. Phillips Drug Co. A
Mayor Jesse Pinkley was severely
kicked by a horse Tuesday evening,
and was completely knocked out for
time, but came around all right,
and was able to preside at the council
meeting later.
Our sale on implements and farm
uldCulucIy ILLS ocdSOu has UOOn PAO-
nominal. Strong lines and square
dealing are the cause. You will re-
ceive both by dealing with the Judith
Hardware Co.
Ground was broken Wednesday just
above the First National bank corner
for the fine new business block to be
erected there by George J. Bach and
Charles Mcdonnell. The building
will cost about $4,000, and will be
an ornament to the business district
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.
Nels Anderson has filed a notice
of appropriation of 200 inches of the
waters of the south fork of Cut Bank
creek for irrigating purposes. John
Mauland has filed a notice of appro
priation of 100 inches of the waters
of a coulee tributary to Cut Bank
creek, for irrigating purposes.
Every man owes it to himself and
his family to master trade or pro
fession. Read the display advertise
of %ho csx cohnN1c nj