Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-07

ner's.
Have you seen deer heads mounted
showing the shoulder side view, nat
ural bend of neck? Evans. Taxider.
mist, Livingston, Mont, will mount
to $40 each. All work guaranteed.
Helena Record: Articles of incor-
poration were filed with the clerk and
recorder Of Lewis and Clarke county
by the Richard A. Harlow company of
Helena. The capital stock is 1000
shares at the par value of $40 each.
The directors are Richard A. Harlow,
John D. Wilson and F. w. Sharpe Of
Helena. 1t will engage in a general
realty business
Alex. Branson is again located at
the Last Chance" With him is as
ISOLATED Lot Helm. Both members of
the firm will be glad to shake hands
with their numerous friends at their
well known stand. They expect to
give big 'possum dinner for Xmas.
Nellie, the five year old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Ellis, Of
Crowder creek. died last Saturday,
and the funeral services were held
at the First Methodist church in this
city Monday afternoon, Rev. J. A..
Martin officiating. This is the third
| child Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis have lost
within comparatively short period
and they have the sympathy of a
wide circle of friends in their afflic-
ton.
For Sale-The properly known as
the Bean ranch" on upper Beaver
creek, consisting of $40 acres of deed.
ed land. Good seven-room house. five
| springs of running water. good cor.
rails; 100 acres in timothy, SO acres in
oats: 300 acres can be cultivated.
$11.OO per acre. Lehman & Co. 1O-26-tf
The preliminary hearing in the case
OF Charles G. Edwards, of Gilt Edge.
on a charge of seduction, preferred by
Mary Wells, half breed girl. was
held before Justice of the Peace Ed
ward Brassey Saturday, County At
torney Ayres conducting the prose
cution, while J. C. Huntoon appeared
for the defendant. The evidence pre-
sented by the state was fatally de-
fective and Monday Judge Brassey Or
dered the discharge of the defendant
Alex. Branson is again located at
the Last Chance With him Is as
ISOLATED Lot Helm. Both members of
the firm will be glad to shake hands
with their numerous friends at their
we'll known stand. They expect to
give a big 'possum dinner for Xmas.
Calendar pads for 1907, fitting per
lection. Empire" or standard"
standards, for sale in the Argus Sup
ply Department at IS cents each.
The Snowy mountain forest reserve,
as now permanently established
makes a very material change in the
boundaries as they were temporarily
established. In brief, it releases all
the foothill lands, which are agricul,
tural, restoring several sections of
land, Upon a proper showing. parties
having agricultural lands within the
reserve can have such tracts exam
ined and listed. Edward Brassey has
at his office map showing the boun-
daries as permanently established,
and those interested are free to in.
spect it.
Second hand burlap sacks-have
been used for grain once. In lots of
100 or over 81 cents each at the Ele-
vatOr Or I. o. b. cars Moore. Guaran-
teed free from holes and in good con-
ditiOn. AS good as new for grain and
potatoes Order while they last Mon.
tana Elevator Co., Moore.
Bonds of nearly all of the newly
elected county officers have been flee
with the county clerk and recorder
E. p. Chambers bond as county treas
urer is in the sum of 100000, and
his surety is the United States FidAl
ity ang Guarantee company. Others
with the same company as surety are
!. Charles l.. Meyersick, clerk and re
corder, $4,000; Edward Martin, sher
if, 100000; s. w. Pennock. public ad
} ministrator, 100000; DR.. F. F. Attix
. coroner 100000; o. F. Wasmansdorff
surveyor. $4,000; John s. Marshall
} assessor, $4,000, American Bonding
r company. Orpha Mobiles bond fol
\ $4,000 as superintendent Of schools
D Is signed by s. 8. Hobson. w.
Smith, J. T. Wunderlin and M. L
, Woodman. Roy E. Ayers bond for 50.
, 900 as county attorney. is signed b!
G. M. Stone, Charles H. Williams ant
. julius Petersen. The bond Of Julius
Petersen as county commissioner TO
= the six year term, in the sum OF IS,
; 900, is signed by G. M. Stone, J.
!: Wunderlin, G. ]. Bach and J. p
Barnes. Edward Brassey, justice o
; the peace for Big Spring township
gives bond in the sum Of $4,000
: with H. P. Imislund, J. H. Charter
: and G.. NJ Stone as sureties J. N
Parent, county commissioner for tn
= two year term has as his sureties W
. A. Long, John Duffield, M. l.. Wood
J. man and W. A. Shaules.
Wanted-At once one hundred an
= fifty turkeys. Shooting gallery mex
r. D