Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-17
c. n. WilliamS-the druo man,

c. n. WiIIIams-ths drug man.
A full stock of Heath & Milligan
house paints in all colors at the Judith
Hardware Co.
Geo. Caldwell has bought half in
terest in the Dark Horse cab and will
be pleased to respond to all calls for
cab service
The Gilt Edge ball team defeated
Curley Van Iderstines colts in a game
at Gilt Edge last Sunday. the score
sanding 10 to 8 in favor of the min
ers.
c. II. Williams, Druggist. Successor
to VIM. McGinness.
Sorosis 49, so shoes are the fashion
able shoe of the Goth century. Leh-
mans.
David Frat has sold to the Chicago,
Milwaukee a. St. Paul right Of way
over his lands in Yellowstone and Fer
gus counties, with other land, the con.
sideration being $4,S20.
One dozen Bingham petticoats, resu
lar price $l.o0 to close out at 9Oc
LehmanS.
Paul Rathbun. the star pitcher of
the Power Mercantile Company's ball
team. has gone to Omaha on vaca-
tion and his departure has given rise
to rumors that when he comes back
he will not be alone.
Make the old pair last until the Sor-
osis $3.50 shoes arrive. Lehmans.
The Judith Hardware company has
Just closed contract with the First
National bank to change the present
hot water heating system in The bank
building to vapor system, Mr.. Bach
having decided to replace the old sys-
tenn with one that is right up-to-date.
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 100
yards in stock from 25c per yard to
15c Lehman's.
Sorosis, the peer of all $3.50 ladies
shoes, wait tor them Lehmans.
In order to give the readers Of the
Argus chance to know what the mer-
chants OF TINS section are up against
as 10 freight on goods will say that
the Judith Hardware company receiv-
cd d car Of heating plants for houses
this week. on which they paid $4,000
freight from ST Pau 10 l.ewistown.
Don't forget to see c. n. Williams
It you need anything in the drug line.
Remember ! am going to sell my
share of the drugs in this city if fair
dealing counts for anything. c. n. Viii
Iiams.
All of the ladies' are delighted to
hear that We are including the Sorosis
$3.50 shoes in our already mammoth
shoe stock. Wait for them. Ichmans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George j. Bach have as
their guests this week Mr.. and Mrs.
w. IT, Ieard and Frank Leard, Of Great
Falls; Mrs. Viola G. Miner; Ed Pierce,
of Great Falls; Mrs e. Corbin. Miss
Clara, Mildred and Grace Corbin of
Missoula; Mark Gage. of Buffalo, New
York; formerly a well known resident
of this county.
Sorosis--it is. Once you contract
the habit you will stay with it. 1t
costs you $3.50 to begin with. Wait for
the Sorosis shoe. Iehmans
/ Dean w. II. Shipman. a Distinguish
| ca eastern educator. has been visit
/ ing recently with his brother, C. b.
Shipman, on the Judith and after
| spending a couple Of days in this city
as the guest of Mrs. Winnifred A.
Erickson. left Monday morning for The
national park, the others in the party
being Mrs Erickson. Miss Gertrude
Shipman, Miss Gertrude Erickson,
Miss Grata Erickson and G. B. Ship
man. After completing the tour of
the park, Dean Shipman will return
to his home in Boston. For many
years he has held the chair of logic
rhetoric and English literature a,
Tufts college. He has greatly enjoy
; ed his visit to the west, and especial
ly his stay in Fergus county.
To make room for our big fall ship
ment we will give 1-3 OF Of all cut
glass now in stock. Suffer Bros.
We have less thau 1870 yards of sill,
tissues, mulls, organizes, etc, that We
want to dispose of this week, regular
price is % cents per yard. To close
them out we have cut to lac. Lehman $
Sorosis shoes are beautiful and com
Portable. Wait for them. Lehmans.
Our shoe department will be irwin
, chile with North Star mems ana .5or
osis ladies. Lehmans.
Thos. J. Gilfeather is a Lewistowl
visitor. Mr.. Gilfeather comes from {
section of the country probably a:
FAR removed from communication as
any place in MOntana-on the Mussel
shell river, near the mouth OF BLOOD
creek. nearly one hundred miles from
LEwstown. His home is just across
the Musselshell river, the dividing line
l between Fergus and Dawson county
, and one hundred and eighty mile!
distant from Glendive the county seat
+ where he is supposed to transact hi
+ business. Mosby, thirty miles away
A Is his nearest postoffice and the pun
o pose Of his present visit to Lewistow
: is to further an effort TO secure tn
establishment at his home of ne,
+, postOffice to be known as "Ross,' wit
= service from Mosby at least once
). week. In Mr.. Gilfeather's neighbo
- hood which in such sparsely Sc
= tied community may include ever
body within radius of twenty mile
are no less than one hundred and fl
:: ty people, many of whom find it in
II possible to go for Their mail oftent
Z than once month. BY the time I'll
' news or any great event reaches then
y 1t has been quite forgotten in the GU
3 side world and sometimes six weel
D. elapses before a reply is received
@ a letter mailed from Lewstown to
T. resident on the lower Musselshel
l. Along the river thousands of head c
e cattle range, there are many bands c
!. sheep and in the river bottom ar
l. some fine ranches.