Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-17
FERGUS COUNTY ARGUS. AUGUST II. 1906.

The Santa Fee Pacific has sold to
George Cornell for $4,000, 800 acre
tract in section o. township Is north
of range IA east
Miss Kate Hughes, who has been
visiting with Mrs. David Hilger for
some time, left for her home in Mis-.
soula this morning.
rs cent grenadines for l5c at Leh
mans.
Clarence z. Barnes has sold to Ma,
RE Smith for a stated consideration
OF 81. lots L and 2, in block 3, of Stat
ford's original addition.
Sherman 4 eabcock, painters and
paperhangers, Phone 1871. old line. att
Stone jars. u gallon to II canon
sizes; stone churns. bean pots and
flower pots, at the Judith Hardware
company.
William A. Gordon. Jr.. law offices
Fourth ave. and Janeaux st. 7-17-5t
j. W. Beck has sold to A. w. Stod-
dard for 81 500, tract OF ranch land
on Castle creek, in section 10. township
IA north, of range is east.
One dozen Bingham petticoats. regu-
lar price Sl.50; to close out at soc.
LehmanS.
Andrew Fields, of haywood. Va, sold
10 Isaac Silly. of Moore. for $500. a
lis acre tract in section 80. township
II north. of range Is east
Splendid recleaned Turkey red seed
wheat at the Montana Elevator Co
at Moore. 7-27-tf
G. w. Canon has sold to Caroline
Lehman for stated consideration OF
81. lot 7. and fractional lots 6. s, 9 and
10, block 5, Of Sunnyside addition
One dozen Bingham petticoats, regu-
lar price $3.50. to close out at 80
cents. l.ehman's.
The Lewistown Land a. Improve
ment company has sold to Kate NJ.
McGinniss for $500, lots 6, I. 8. ., 10
and II, in block 5, of Highland Park
addition
DR.. Carl Schulin, the oculist and
aurist, will be here about August q,
at the Day House.
Miss Anna Cutler and Perry S. Bak-
er, of Flatwillow, Were married at the
Holman house parlors Wednesday af
ternoon, the ceremony being perform
"a w hey Albert Pfaus.
Splendid recieaned Turkey red seed
wheat at the Montana Elevator %.
at Moore. 7-27-tf
A farmers telephone company has
been formed to extend a line from
Moore ont to the vicinity Of the John
Shea ranch, on the Judith. It will con-
meet with Moore, and the other termi.
nal Will ultimately be at the new town
to be located on the Great Northern
railway on the Judith.
We haven't enough summer goods
left to make sale. but as We make
it rule not TO carry any goods over,
We have cut the price on less than 80
yards in stock from 25c per yard to
l5c. Lehmans.
George Chandler, son of County
Treasurer Il. p. Chandler, holds the
record for catching the largest trout
taken from Spring creek this season
He caught the fish Wednesday. It
measured 30 inches and weighed a lit
tie over 3 pounds, and was dis beauti
full specimen of its kind as has ever
been seen here.
The past week has been the warmest
recorded in Fergus county for many
years. Ninety-eight in the shade was
the record last Saturday. Even the
nights have been warmer than usual
the lowest temperature Saturday nigh
being SO and Sunday night 62'. The
average maximum temperature for the
last seven days was 81
To my old friends and patrons
having purchased the VIM. McGinnes
stock ! will be glad to meet you all AM
renew our old time friendship. Don
fail to drop in and see me. No. 81
Main st. midway between Phillips 4
Co. and Wilson E. Lewellin's ice cream
parIors. c. II. Williams.
/ We have less THAI $50 yards of sill
/ tissues. mulls, organizes, etc, that W
want to dispose of this week. regula
price is 25 cents per yard. To clos
them out we have cut to sc. Lehman S
/ See the fine display of cut glass il
our window You can buy for 10 day
only any piece of cut glass l-3 off .
regular price.
The excursion run from this city t.
Two Dot Sunday carried big crow
from Moore and other points along tn
line to Two Dot, although very fe,
persons went from this city. The fea
ture of the day at Two Dot was a bal
game between the team of that plac
and the Moore nine. which was wo
by Two Dot by score of 16 to a.
There are ladies' shoes cheaper tn 4
the SOrosis $3.50 shoe, but the quality
Aye there's the rub. Wat for thou
I4ehmans.
Miss Irene Johnson, who graduate
at the head of her class in the hig
school last spring, left Saturday mor
ing for Wisconsin, where she vii! Wis
friends and relatives for couple :
weeks, and then enter the Minnesol
State Normal school at Winona
prepare for teaching. She expec
TO be absent about two years.
We haven't enough summer gooc
left to make sale, but as we make
a rule not to carry any goods owe
We have cut the price on less tha
$50 yards in stock, from 25c per val
to 15c. Lehman's.
Lemon Cling peaches will be at the
best during the coming week, they W
be higher than usual. the crop beil
short, all orders must be placed Sc
eral days in advance and we will n
guarantee the price, the fruit beir
subject to your inspection. Lehman
Brownie" Burke, the diminuti,
Helena lad who attracted so much q
tention during the Elks convention
Denver as drum major of the But
band, arriver here Saturday with b.
Calph. and will be guest at the Step
Of