Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-04-12
Get your lace curtains done up al
the Judith Steam Laundry.

Thomas Raisbeck, a native of Eng
land, and a resident of Lewistown.
was on Monday admitted to citizen
ship by Judge Cheadle.
See our new stock of latest sheet
music. Art Music Store.
| Peter Shields, formerly engaged in
the ice business, has purchased the
interests of Frank Moshner, and will
drive the ice wagon this season.
The Lewistown Hide & Fur Co. will
pay Minneapolis prices, less freight,
for everything in their line.
1t is expected that the assessed val
uation of property in Fergus county
this year will exceed that of last year
by half a million dollars. Assessor
Pick is out again this week visiting the
settlements and ranches.
Victor Talking Machines ranging in
price from SIS to $50 at the Art Mu-
sic Store.
| A number of sales of lambs were
made in this county during the past
week, the prevailing price being about
SO. The total number sold was about
$4,000. The market is in good shape.
and further deals will be closed up
next week.
| For Sa1e-Twelve head of coming
two and three-year-old thoroughbred
Short Horn bulls. Hilger & Busen-
burg.
| ]. w. Yergey, of Bozeman, accom-
panied by several farmers residing in
the Gallatin valley, arrived here last
week, and the members of the party
spent several days looking over var
ious parts of the Judith basin, with
| a view to settling here. They are
all greatly pleased with the country,
and think the basin has a great flu
ture.
We wash, starch and dry your la
dies clothes. Iron your fat work and
handkerchief all for Soc per dozen.
Judith Steam Laundry.
John L. Bright, of the Citizens
Electric company, is now in the east
attending conference of the capital
lists who are to finance the projected
electric road to Kendall. 1t is believ.
ed that all matters relating to the
finance will be satisfactorily disposed
of at this conference, and the next
move will be to have the freeholders
vote on the application for franchise
Now is the time to list your land
with Frank Strouf. Many of his peo
pie are coming in soon. Office with
Huntoon, Worden & Smith.
We are indebted to G. P. Newell
manager of the Lewstown Creamery
for sample pound of the butter now
being placed on the market. 1t is
needless to say that it is of the very
finest quality. Kept up to this stand
ard it will never fail to find ready
sale in Lewistown or anywhere else
in the state. Quantity is now all
that is desired.
Shing HE restaurant, meals at al
hours, Chinese noodles, chop sewey
chwe main, short order house, fine
, meals. Main street, old New York
Store.
Patrick .Nihill, of Moore, has EN-
. barked in the real estate, livestock
and commission business and is nov
prepared for business from home ant
abroad. He anticipates his commits
sion as notary public within few
days. Last Saturday, when in Lew
istown, he stocked with necessary
y blanks, seal and supplies from tn
Argus supply department. Mr.. Nj
+ hills advertisement appears in tn
columns of this issue.
. w. S. Smith has just received anoth
er shipment of the high grade Hamll
I ton pianos. The last shipment wa
sold so quickly that several purchaser
were disappointed.
s The Judith Basin Milling compan
b has awarded the contract for tn
erection of the new mill to Tubb Bros
!. The contract for building the elevate
will be let in few days, the plan
having just been received. The con
pany expects the new plant to be Ell
tirely completed by the time the grint
q ing season commences The capacit
= of the new mill will be $50 barrel
e daily, while the elevator will have
l. capacity of 10000 bushels.
Green & Smith, plasterers and brio
Il layers. Partnership again formed an
ready for business. Job work don
r promptly. Satisfaction guaranteed
Leave orders with Spring Creek Goa
Co., Fifth Ave.
i Ladies': We solicit your presenc
l. at our Annual Spring opening on Sa
y urday next, where a revelation await
/ you in exquisite combinations {
shapes, braids, laces, ribbons, flower
n etc, fashioned into dainty, bewitcl
ingly bewildering hats. Our desigl
E. err Miss Frefedt, was last season hea
of the millinery department of tn
T. largest establishment in Seattle, en-
v ploying over 500 people, and we col
i. slider it a happy circumstance the
~ the ladies of this vicinity should hav
. at their service one so skilled. Fac
lady visiting our store on this da
will be entitled to chance on lovel
y $4,000 hat. Culver & Culver, Levi
towns exclusive milliners.
Decoration day is now only a shol
time away and as time is require
y = for engraving, the Lewistown Marb
y Works begs to remind those who col
:, template the purchase of monume1
y; or headstone that the order shout
- be placed as promptly as possibl
" You are invited to obtain their price
and see their sample designs on a
" marble work. Geo. r. Creel, Prof.
Electric Building.
" Herbert H. Metzger, the murdert
of Homer Ward, formerly lived
- Arizona. He left home because of d
nestle trouble caused by the secon
g. marriage of his mother to man mar
: ed Reed. In 1892 he enlisted in tn
- army under an assumed name. Be
~ J. Bartlett. He deserted from tn
army while stationed in Cuba, say
$, the Meagher County Republican