Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-07-28
LOCAL BREvTTES

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Get an Eastman Kodak Ut Wilson 4
Mckechnie's. A
Samuel Eike, native Of Norway
and Wllllam Mcconnell, a natlve O
CanaNa, were admitted to CITIZENSHIP
In the district court this week.
spring creek Coal Company .sle
phone Is NO. l57. A
II. H. Marks, OF Fergus, was thrown
from horse last week, ana mad his
snOuAuer Diade Droken. he Is now
IN the city receiving medical atteu
ton.
we carry EASTMAN A0daA supplies
wilson q Mchecnnle. A
ROBERT keller, or beaver creek, was
III town wednesday Win a lot OF reu
anu white currants mat would &C
credit to any country. Mr.. Keller
SLOWS quite variety OF fruits, and II
Is all OF the unest quality.
We carry Eastman kouak supplies
Wilson & MckechnIe. A
Assistant State Examiner +. II
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books OF county officers this week
and left for Helena Thursday morn
ing. Mr.. Ray found the affairs of the
Offices in excellent shape.
Roy e. Ayers, attorney at law: Of
fee in the Lang building. F
R. K. Neill, of Spokane, has sold
to the Kendall Gold Mining company
the Wedge and Midget claims at Ken
dali, the stated consideration being
81. These claims are believed to be
Of considerable value.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. VIII
son e. Mckechnie, agents. A
AL. Stanley had a hearing Tuesday
afternoon before Justice Mcfarland
false pretenses, it being alleged that
he gave an order on Mike Lynch that
was worthless. The order, having been
mislaid, could not be presented in
court, and the defendant was dis.
charged.
Eastman kodaks and supplies. vii.
son 4 Mckenzie, agents. A
Nine claims belonging to the Chi
cago-Montana Mining company, locat-
ed at Whisky Gulch, were sold by
the sheriff Wednesday to satisfy the
judgment of James Murphy, who held
assigned claims, amounting to $1,13O.
The property was bid in by M. S.
Mershon, of Gilt Edge, for the amount
of the judgment.
VIM. A. Gordon, Jr., attorney-at-law.
Office, LIST National Bank building. F
Dallas and Louis Fleurey, the two
charge of killing a steer belonging
to Asbridge & Battams on the range
near Jones creek last April, had a
hearing before Justice of the Peace
w. T. Mcfarland this week, and both
were held for trial. They are now
confined in the county Jail, and will
probably be tried about August 2.
H. Leonard De Kalb, attorney at law.
Office Allen & Robinson building. A
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1872, cor
ner Main street and Sixth avenue. F
Sheriff L. P. Slater and Special
Deputy Mark Kimball, left Thursday
morning with four prisoners, E. L.
Smith, sentenced to three years for
grand larceny; Jack Gardipee and
Roger Bushon, two breeds, sentenced
to one year each for killing steer
on the range, and John Luck, an in
sane sheep herder, who will be taken
to Warm Springs.
The Lewistown Hide & Fur Co. will
pay Minneapolis prices, less freight,
for everything in their line. F
DR.. Ralph Hedges has returned to
Lewistown and may be called night
or day from his offices in the Lau1
building. Telephone No. 102. F
Our attention has been called to the
Canadian thistle which is spreading
rapidly in some parts of Lewistown
Property owners and the city authori
ties should make war on the thistle
at once. The largest patch of the
thistles to be found in the city IL
at the corner of Washington street
and Sixth avenue, in the street and
on the Myers property. It would be
well for the town marshal to have
them cut now while the thistles are
in bloom.
G. w. Cook has money to loan OF
real estate and choice farms and cit,
lots for sale. His Office. next to Gold
en- Rule Store, Fifth avenue. A
Our beautiful fountain is now oper
and delicious cream and sodas ar.
being served. None better in tn,
state. Phillips-Bradley Drug Co. A
Cashier George J. Bach, of the FRS
National Bank, and Gordon O. Shat
er returned home Tuesday evenin,
from Missoula. Mr.. Bach's automobil,
returned on the same train. The gen
tlemen left here over two weeks age
accompanied by Mrs. Bach and chill
dren, on an auto trip to Missoula
When the Watson ranch, 80 miles be
yond White Sulphur Springs, wa
reached, the machine broke down, an,
the party took the stage to Diamond
a runaway enlivening this part o
the Journey They went on to Town
send by wagon and made the balanc
of the trip by rail. Mr.. Bach state
that the country around the Missouri
valley is very dry, and in strikin
contrast to the Judith basin.
Wheat and oats mixed half and hal
and chopped makes the best feed
rancher can use for fattening hog
or making the cows give rich mill
The Montana Elevator company. g
Moore, will supply ranchers in an
part of the county at prices that ar
right. A