Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-10
LOCAL BREVITES

T. H. Allen, Of Salt Lake city. is 9
guest at the Hoffman house.
v. G. Samuel, Of Butte, is in town
ON one of his business trips.
e. D. Barney, Of Deerfield, was in
town at the end Of the week.
Rev. William Remington, of Grea,
Falls. visited Lewistown Saturday.
Louise and Penn and Peter Rosso
OF Maiden. are visiting Lewistown.
Pianos and organs direct from fac.
tory. Easy payments. Art Music
Store. A
Albert Beutmuller, of Utica. a ma.
tive of Germany, was yesterday adj
mitted to citizenship.
j. w. Ferguson, F. J. Clough and c
J. Cottingham, of Helena, arrived on
Sunday nights special.
Have good light by using palace.
lite" coal oil. The price is right. Sold
only by the Fergus County Hardware
Co. Try it.
A. G. T0mpkins, of Billings, is again
In the city. Mr.. Tompkins is one of
the largest and most successful sheen
buyers in the state.
Mrs. David Penwell, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. VIM. McGin.
mis-, left on this mornings train for her
home in White Sulphur Springs.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a
chicken pie super at the old Metho-
dist church Friday evening, Oct. 10, to
which all their friends are invited.
James N. Robertson, William Spring.
er, Jrof. ]. M. Parent, Miss Nora
Matlock and Archie Mccormick form
ed a delegation that came in from
Kendall Sunday.
Green & Smith are reliable plaster.
ers and bricklayers. They are pre-.
pared to take large contracts, or give
prompt attention to Job work of any
description. T
The Ross Mercantile company has
brought suit in the district court
against l.. H. Carley to recover $64,
alleged to be due on an account. s.
w. Pennock is the plaintiffs attorney.
For nominal stated consideration,
F. A. Leggett and Frank B. King, of
Kendall, have sold to w. A. Morgan
a quarter interest in the Lily, of the
Valley oil claim, situated in the North
MOccasin district.
Christian Hansen, the noted violin.
list, who is favorite in Lewistown,
where he has appeared before. will
give concert at Culver's opera house
Friday evening next. Tickets will be
ons ale at the usual place.
Worden 4 Scott, lawyers. Telephonc
building, over tho Y. s. land office.
The Arcadia club gave it's first dance
of the season Friday evening at the
opera house, and the affair proved very
successful In every way. The club
will give its dances at regular inter.
walls throughout the coming winter.
A marriage license was yesterday
issued to Stephen Belcher, we'll
known young rancher who has re-
sided near Moore for some time, and
Miss Blanche Rupert, formerly of Can
ada. The marriage is to take place at
Moore today.
POundmaster Frank is still busy
gathering in unlicensed dogs and
rounding up stray stock. He proposes
to rid the city of all dogs on which
the tax has not been paid, and own
ers are urged to comply with the ordi-
nance at once.
In the district court yesterday, Judge
Cheadle heard the divorce case of G..
B. Stuart against Emily Stuart. The
defendant failed to make any appear
ance. and a decree was granted the
plaintiff upon proof showing that his
wife had deserted him.
Long Time Ranch Loans-We are
prepared now to take up an unlimited
number of long time loans at q rea-
sonable rate of interest. No commits
sion charged the borrower. Must be
irrigated lands. Call or address Hill.
ger & Busenburg, Lewistown, Mont.
G. R. Norris has filed in the district
court a petition asking that he be ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
the late w. T. Franklin, the rancher
who was found dead in his bed short
time ago. Mr.. Franklin had consider
able property on the Judith river.
Manager c. P. Newell, of the cream
cry, reports that he is now marketing
all the product of the plant as it is
manufactured, the local demand hav.
ing increased with the cooler wealth
er, while larger orders are coming in
AAOAl OutoAuO Julius III LCWlStOWU
creamery butter.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &
McKechnie's. A
Prof. Parent, of Kendall, who was
in town yesterday, says that the order
putting an end to gambling in Ken
dali meets with general and hearty
approval in that camp. The "tin
horns," he says, are the only ones
who found fault with it, and it is a
cinch that anything they would ap-
prove would prove a bad thing for
the community.
Huntoon & Smith, lawyers, teIe.
phone 76; offices opposite Day house.
A case on appeal from the Tenth
district court was argued in the SUI
preme court at Helena Saturday. The
action is that of Lehman against
Knapp, involving the collection of a
merchandise bill of about $1,000. The
lowerc curt found for the defendant,
from which decision the plaintiff ap-
pealed. Blackford & Blackford rep
resented the plaintiff, and F. E.
Smith, the defendant.
For Sale-We have a ranch of 4SO
acres located in good stock country,
with D1outv IF odiocopt ropuo opd 1CO