Fergus County argus., 1905-02-22
Ladies' 15c hose SC pair at Hart &

Ladies' 15c hose &c pair at Hart &
Cos.
Go to the Fergus County Hardware
Co. for Studebaker wagons.
Laura Desy ct al. have sold to Luth.
er Worden two lots in Juneaux tract
for 1929.
-H,you want any ice cream for your
Sunday dinner leave your order al
bertrand's.
Don't fail to hear the great artists
of the day play and sing at the Art
Music store.
Sheriff Slater returned last week
from Warm Springs, where he went
to place Charles White, of Lewis.
town, in the insane asylum.
w. s. Smith can save you money on
pianos. See him at new store next To
opera house.
Read the Judith Hardware Cos.
regular add. 1t will interest you, and
Is a money saver.
Oscar c. Osborne has sold to James
Cape for $2,4OO the east half of the
northeast quarter of section "a, and
the west half of the northwest quarter
of section IS, in township IA, north
range 16 east, consisting of 100 acres.
Hart & Co. are running rather a
unique advertising plan. They are
having what they call Refund sale.
At the end of the sale period, Feb.
18th to March 18th, they select one
day by lot and refund in cash all
goods bought that day. Hart & Co.
are determined to have no dull DAYS
and the Refund Sale is an inducement
for you to buy something every day.
The townsite company at More
has been asked to donate a site for
school building, and has agreed to
do so. 1t is intended to bond the
district after the assessment roll has
been completed this year, and put
up school house that will meet
the demands of the growing district
'for some time to come.
After a brisk runaway Saturday af-
ternOOn. one of the horses on the
nickel Plate stage from Gilt Edge, fell
dead, this result being due to the ex-
ertlon and excitement under which the
animal had labored. The horses were
handled during their run by Alb. Deck
er and, aside from the death of the
horse, no damage was done.
One Of our competitors advertised d
naifs at $3.50 and thinks it is CHEAP.
why pay this price when you can buy
them at the Judith Hardware Co. for
$2.65? We notice they are also quot.
ing barb wire at $2.e5, which is only
&c a hundred less than our REGULAR
price, but in order to give our GUS
toners the benefit of a cheap market.
we will sell for $3.50. Judith Hard.
ware Co.
The trustees of school district No.
l nave awarded to the Argus the con-
tract for the printing ol 1000 comics
OF the new course of study. rules and
regulations and general information
regarding the Lewistown schools. The
pook Will be of about eighty pages,
printed on heavy book paper and H.
iustrated. The contract was obtained
oy competitive bidding. the Argus Of
fering the lowest price. Work will
begin at once.
More heirs to the estate left in
LewlstoWn by William Cantrell, who
was widely known in central Mon
tana as "Flopping Bill" have turned
up. The recent publication in the
Argus regarding Bills career brought
to light an alleged son at Glasgow
last week, and now George w. Cook
has received a letter from a man who
claims he is Bills brother. He is at
Dillon, and states that Bills family
resides on the Ruby. near Dillon. He
is anxious to learn the details regard
ing the real estate left by Cantrell in
this city. The information has been
sent him.
These are busy days in the Argus
office. The job department is rushed,
turning out fine work in everything
from milk tickets and envelopes to big
posters, while the advertisers are all
contributing new announcements of
spring prices. Last week the Argus
completed another big order for the
Montana Railroad company and will
soon have in hand the Course of
Study for the Lewistown public
schools. Call when you need any,
thing; We can give you prompt at
'tention.