Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-24

Sunday.
R. w. Jones and wife were in town
yesterday.
Hand made harness for $40 at stat.
ford's. TT
William Wolf. oEButte, is register.
ed at the Hoffman.
J. H. Banks, Of Portland is visiting
the Fergus metropolis.
De Kalb & Mettler, lawyers. Offices
Msin ST., Lang Building. att
Judge Orlando Sawyer, Of Gilt Edge,
was in the city Saturday.
Peter Rosso, the Maiden mining
man, was in town yesterday.
H. Brownson Smith, Of Butte was
in town yesterday on business.
j. w. Mattocks and wife. Of Gilt
Edge, were in the city Saturday
Mems light balbriggan underwear
at Powers for soc per shirt.
R. w. Dorm and wife came in from
Maiden at the end of the week.
j. H. Banks and w. J. Pfuffer, of
San Francisco, are at the Hoffman.
Mrs. Roberts and daughter came
in from Kendall at the end of the
week.
State Boiler Inspector r. Moran. of
Helena, has been inspecting boilers
in this section for week past.
A beautiful assortment of mems
four-in-hand ties at Powers for 25c
each.
Attorney Frank E. Smith and fam
lily left for Flatwillow yesterday morn
ing. where they will spend couple
of weeks camping.
The largest single shipment of but
ter ever made from this county was
sent out by the Judith Creamery at
Moore to the Hennessy company, Of
Butte, last week. 1t consisted of A.
O2O pounds.
A beautiful assortment of mems
four-in-hand ties at Powers for 25c
each.
John Walch and John Gill, of Den
ton, have filed notices of appropria-
ton of 100 inches each of the waters
of coulee in section IL, township
10 north, of range 10 east, to be used
for irrigating.
Miss Brodbeck invites ladies' to call
at her dress making parlors No. 4O7.
South Fifth avenue. 6-29-St
Harry Kelly has returned from an
extended outing around Hamilton, and
is accompanied back by his father
in-law, Mr.. B. F. See, Montana pio-
neer. who will look over the Judith
Basin country before returning home.
Worden 4 Scott, lawyers, office TEL
ephone building over U. S. land Of
flee. att
Barney Heddigan, of Gilt Edge, is
once more under arrest on charge
of grand larceny. 1t is alleged that
some time ago Mr.. Heddigan sold to
Leslie Mccain a horse, and after.
wards took the horse without going
through the formality of obtaining the
owners permission. The hearing has
been set for Aug. IA, and the defend
ant is out on bonds.
Worden & Scott practice before the
U. S. land office. office Telephone
building, over U. S. land office. att
The hearing in the case of Bert
Rosco and T. r. Roscoe, charged with
tealing band of sheep belonging to
Smith & Elliott, is to be held before
Justice of the Peace w. r. McFar
land Thursday. The charge against
Ben Taylor, who was arrested with
he will be witness for the state
A number of other witnesses will be
called in to testify.
H. w. Chase met with a serious &C
cident last week and is now in the
city receiving medical attention. Il
appears that Mr.. Chase was at worl
on his ranch pulling out willows witt
a block and line. when the line snap
ped and the butt chain hit him a ter
rifle blow on the right arm, breaking
it. Mr.. Chase says it was like beine
hit with sledge hammer. The brok
en- arm is greatly infiamed, and he ha:
not vet been able to have it set.
We want your hides and pelts. Viii
pay full value for them. We have NJ
one buying or contracting for us. SCI
A. Mead before selling. Lewistow1
Hide & Fur Co. att
| Alexander Branson has sold out hi
Last Chance saloon and stock tt
VIM. McGlenning, who has been il
his employ for long time. and at
ter taking short vacation, thinks h,
will return to ranching. Mr.. McGlenn
ing assumes all the Indebtedness o
the saloon from February last. Alex
| is a pioneer of this section and has M
intention of leaving Fergus county
but thinks his health will be far bet
| ter out on ranch and proposes t
promote his personal comfort durinl
his remaining years.
w. s. Smith has put in line of tn,