Fergus County argus., 1905-09-05

1ntruUerS.
w. Rowe, of Fort Benton. was in the
city Sunday.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &.
McKechnie's. A
Mr.. Ross. of Livingston, was WIS.,
itor last week.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. vii
son 4 Mekechnie, agents. A
w. Hill is having hearing this af-
ternoon on charge of grand larceny
Only a dozen coyote skins were
brought in for inspection this month,
and it is expected that the number
will continue very light for some
months.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &
McKechnie's. A
The holder of Golden Rule ticket
No. 1898 is the winner of the free
trip to the state fair at Helena.
awarded Saturday night. The Gold
en- Rule store is giving free trip to
the fair each Saturday for five weeks
Palmist Mrs. Wallace, 4th ave.
near the Post Office.
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
James Sherman made the highest
bowling score ever reached in this
county last week, when he made a
total of 279 out of a possible 800.
Prior to that the high score was PCS,
made by Cy Gray some time ago. 1t
is believed that Sherman's score will
stand for long time, unless he him.
self betters it.
About II o'clock Sunday night foui
pistol shots rang out in the east part
of town, and number of people went
out to investigate. 1t was found that
the shots had been fired by couple
of fellows who were leaving town on
horse back, and Marshal Burke has
a pretty good idea as to their identity.
The parties are likely to be arrested
later on.
Our beautiful fountain is now open
and delicious cream and sodas are
being served. None better in the
state. Phillips Drug Co. A
According to all accounts, the small
army of hunters who went forth to
slay last Friday did not have much
luck. With very, very few exceptions
the bags brought back were exceed
ingly slim, and the marksmen who
promised friends chickens and ducks
were unable to fill theis contracts.
The game was scarce, and the man
who secured a brace of birds thought
he was doing right we'll.
Our sale on implements and farm
machinery this season has been phe-
nominal. Strong lines and square
dealing are the cause. You will re-
ceive both by dealing with the Judith
Hardware Co.
The sound of the school bell was
heard in the land this morning, and
announced that the city schools had
resumed work. The attendance was
fully up to expectations, and both at
the county high school and the city
institutions, the work of organizing
was proceeded with rapidly, and to-
morrow the machinery will be in
good working order. The teachers
and students alike seemed pleased to
be back in the harness again, and
the work was taken up with enthusi-
aSm.
Max Waterman and wife, of White
Sulphur Springs, arrived on Monday
| nights train and are visiting theil
daughter, Mrs. VIM. McGinnis. They
| will return to their home tomorrow
| Mr.. Waterman is one of the pioneer
| attorneys of the state, formerly a
resident of Fort Benton. He visited
this region on legal business before
Fergus county was organized. He is
now giving his exclusive attention to
the Meagher County Republican, one
of the best weekly papers in the state
Mr.. Waterman has many old friends
in Lewistown.
The Elkhorn stables last week re
ceived from Helena handsome new
hack which is now at the service OF
| the public day or night. The vehicle
| is nicely upholstered and mounted
and in the hands of a quiet team anC
careful driver. 1t will be on the
streets from o'clock in the after
noon until midnight and subject to
call at any time, telephone No. 55
The fare to any part of the city is
SOC, or the hack may be rented by
the hour at 50 for the first hour ans
$3.50 for each hour after the first, the
same prices as prevail in the cities
Mr.. Pnikley especially invites the pa
trOnage of ladies for calling, or rol
entertainments and assures careful
consideration of their wishes.