Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-03
LOCAL BREVITIES

Ladies' Summer Hat sale, Lehman's.
Emma D. Larven, Of Great Falls, 10
in the city.
Silk Waist sale, Lehman's.
l. Mcclure, Of Manhattan, Montana
is visiting Lewistown on a business
trip.
Summer hats must go this week;
81 hats $1.S5, Lehman's.
Sheriff Slater and family returned
home last night from a berrying expe-
dition.
Watch the fourth ward (Sunnyside)
grow!!!
The Methodist Sunday school is at
Cottonwood today, enjoying the an
nual picnic.
$3.50 ladies hats SLIPS, Lehman's.
Harry Yaeger is building a neat
two-story residence on Seventh Ave-,
opposite the court house.
$3.50 for 81 rocker sounds good /:
it's true. Lehman's.
The dance on Saturday evening Will
hereafter be conducted under new man
agement. Good time, don't miss it.
We will have ten houses in Sunny
side in sixty days.
Mayor Pinkley made trip to Maid
ON, Wednesday, to,
to preside at the meeting of the coun,
Gil.
Buy your lots now in Sunnyside.
Fish and Game Warden Scott, Of
Helena, is in town this week attend
ing to some personal business mat
tiers.
Fast, furious and fugacious selling
of $3.50 rockers at Lehman's.
County superintendent Ada Meyer
sick is visiting the Upper Cottonwood
school today. She will return this eve
ming.
Get your choice of the remaining
few silk waists. Lehman's.
Allen Wilson has sold to J. l.. Bee
be and L. D. Blodgett for $1,000 a 100
acre tract in section -, township Is
north of range II east.
S. silk waists $3.50, Lehman's.
Now that the wool shipping season
is on, special trains bringing cars in
and taking wool out are being run at
all hours of the day and night.
A ferocious slaughtering of silk
waist prices. Lehman's.
Albertina Hessig has sold to Mary
A. Green for stated consideration OF
81, 100 acre tract in sections IL and
13, township IL north of range IA eact
Artistic, ample and attractive rock
Ars for $3.50. Lehman's.
Joseph Bells, the Maiden mining
operator, returned from the east last
evening. Mr.. Bells attended the Elks
convention at Denver, and says that
he had the time of his life there.
There is no dust in your eyes when
you are buying Sunnyside lots.
The demand for men to work in the
: hayfields and on ranches is as keen
as ever, and although the wages offer.
ed are higher than usual, it is almost
impossible to obtain sufficient help.
Good team Of horses, weight about
2700. Must be sold at once. Morton 4
Martin, Lewistown.
Raspberries have about disappeared
from the local market, and blackber-
ries of exceptionally fine quality are
now coming in. Cantaloupes are still
plentiful and sell at moderate prices,
but the festive watermelon is still re
served for capitalists.
Only few of the silk waist dreams
are left. Lehman's.
Forest fires are reported from var
ious parts of the state, and in each
case careless campers are said to be
responsible. So far no fires of any con
sequence have occurred in this sec
ton, the Fergus campers evidently
using ordinary precautions.
Purest air in the Inland Empire a
Sunnyside Heights.
Arrangements have been made fol
playing that postponed ball game be
tween Lewistown and Kendall Sunday
afternoon. So far as can be learned
at this time, there is no prospect Of
another pOstponement, and rafting
: good contest may be looked for Thu
lineup of the Lewistown team will be
as follows; Baker, c; Taylor, p
, Waite, 1b; Butler, Oh; Baker, IS; Stat
er, 3b; Lochray, If; Carleton Of; Dicl
Baker, RI. Skibe and Pelican will form
the battery for Kendall The game i!
to be called at 2.30 sharp.