Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-29
Get your shoes at Powers.

Rain coats at right prices at Pow.
er's.
Jean Grenston, of Emery, is a guest
at the Hoffman.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. VII
son 4 Mckenzie, agents. A
William Peters and wife, and Mrs.
T. Thorp, of Utica, are visiting the
county seat.
Spring Greek Coal Company's tele-
phone is No. 157. A
T. E. Rice, w. ]. Owen and C. E.
Owen, three prominent citizens of
Moore, were in the city yesterday on
business.
Friends of Mrs. John B. Ritch will
be pleased to learn that she is out
again, after an illness extending over
several weeks.
Mems shoes for 81 at Powers.
Mrs. DR.. Frank, eye specialist, will
be in Kendall October 7th to remain
some days and in Gilt Edge for one
week following October 14th.
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.
We have competent plumber en-.
gagged to work for us regularly after
the LIST of Oct. and solicit your in
quiries should you need his services.
Judith Hardware Co.
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.
The report of the appraisers in the
matter of the estate of D. l.. Walton,
| deceased, has been filed in the dis
| trict court. The estate is found to be
worth $500.
Take notice-To make room for
our fall stock of picture moulding we
will give discount of Is per cent on
all frames during September. Lew
istown Art Co.
John Frank is now acting as pound
keeper, and is as busy as hive of
| swarming bees, gathering in stray
stock and unlicensed dogs. The only
way to save Fido now is to come up
with your 50.
D. c. White bought Peoria" Single
Disc and Shoe Drill from the Judith
Hardware Co. last week to put in his
fall wheat with. Dave is quick in
seeing the advantages in this drill,
and bought one on sight. You cannot
afford to overlook it either.
Miss Boynton, of Helena, has taken
position as stenographer with the
Bank of Fergus County. She is the
| daughter of Col. G. H. Boynton, Sec
of fhn Ho1 81
association, who has many acquain-
tances in Lewistown.
John A. Winston, of Gilt Edge, is
doing his fall blowing with Double
Disc Rotary Dutchman plow purchas-
ed from the Judith Hardware com
pany last week. He thinks there is
nothing like it.
George Day, proprietor of the Dark
Horse livery stable, this morning sold
that establishment to w. W. Tisdale
and Frank w. Mitchell, of Stanford,
and the new proprietors will take
charge Oct. 1. The deal was made
by the Lewistown Commission com
pany.
Frank Strouf is quick in seeing the
attractive features of farm nipple
ment, and took out one of our 11-fOot
Peoria Single Disc and Shoe Drills
last week to put in his large wheat
crop with. There are many others
like him. Judith Hardware Co.
The library building committee held
a meeting yesterday afternoon for the
purpose of deciding ust how far back
from the sidewalk line the library
should be placed. The general opin
ion appeared to be that it should be
rs feet back from the walk, and a
committee consisting of G. M. Stone
David Hilger and H. G. Brown was ap
pointed by Chairman Frank e. Smith
to visit the site and finally decide or
the matter. The contract with Tubi
Bros, who are erecting the building
was signed up.
Vanest & Morton, Lewistown, Mon
tana, Office with Leonard De Kalb
fire and life insurance, real estate ant
collections. Parties desiring to sci
their life insurance policies can learI
something to advantage by calling OF
us. F
A window in the rear of the Ros
Mercantile company's store was foun'
to be open at II o'clock Wednesda.
night by the night Waterman, and sus
pecting that it was the work of burg
lars. he fired shot to attract the al
tention of Night Waterman Murray
who was soon on the spot, and thor
ough search of the store followed. NJ
one was inside the building, and 81
far as can be learned nothing ha'
been taken. The officers are in doub
as to whether crooks had the windoy
open preliminary to trying to turn
; trick. or was left open by some on
. in the store.
Twenty-Five per cent discount on u
dental work. DR.. M. M. Hedges
. now located in the Laux building. nea
the Telephone Office. All dental OF
erations guaranteed. Office open da
and night. Telephone 102. F
Wilbur Wareham, a well know
Y young man residing near Maiden, wa
arrested this week on a charge c
. branding another mans calf, but
= now appears that the whole inciden
was simply mistake. and the ma
v ter will, in all probability. be dropped
It seems that in the branding som
time ago, a calf belonging to Wi
= Fergus was branded by Mr.. Warehal
}. through a mistake the animal havin
been found with the Wareham BAN
and not being known by the men VIII
| were doing the work. The calf wa
at once turned loose, and went o