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

G. G. Broadwater, of Helena. is in
town.
Call for Judith Creamery Butter"
when you send in your order. e-5.atf
Frank Wocaseck, of Great Falls, is
in town.
Coatless suspenders for this hot
weather at Powers.
c. A. LANCE, of Seattle, is at the
Hoffman.
Coatless suspenders for this hot
weather at Powers
E. l.. Jackson was in from Utica
Saturday.
Powers are selling mohair shirts
in all colors at special prices.
A. w. wheir. of Gilt Edge, was in
town yesterday.
Powers are selling mohair shirts
in all colors at special prices.
William A. Gordon, Jr., law offices
Fourth ave. and Janeaux St. 7-17-5t
veIie wrought iron vehicles cold by
Montana Hardware company. 4-17-atf
G. G. Wilson, of Maiden, spent Sun
day in this city.
Mems light balbriggan underwear
at Powers for SOC per shirt.
Born, Sunday, to the wife Of A. L.
d'Autremont, son. Mother and child
doing well.
A beautiful assortment of mems
four-in-hand ties at Powers for Csc
each.
John B. McFatrich has filed notice
of location of the Crystal Fraction
claim, near Maiden.
Cashier Frank E. Wright. of the
Bank of Fergus County, has returned
from visit to Helena.
S. w. Pennock and Cliff Deyo have
filed notice of location of the Ella
B. claim in the Warm Spring mining
district.
The probate docket was called in
the district court last week and a
number Of long pending cases order
ed closed up.
J. E. Gerlich, a well known Chica go
travelling man, is in the city on bust
ness. Mr.. Gerlich is brother of vii.
liam Gerlich, the printer.
Mrs. Peter Shannon and children
left last evening for Cascade county
where they will spend several weeks
on the ranches of Mrs. Shannons
brothers.
For nominal stated consideration
George G. Fever has sold to c. Knerr.
of Denton, lone third interest in the
Golden Rod Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6
the Six Full and Economy claims. all
situated in the North Moccasin min.
ing district.
You can get repairs for any kind of
sewing machine, also needles, belts
and oil at w. 8. Smiths. 5-29-atf
Charles Brown, arrested some time
ago on a suspicion of being the light
fingered and light footed man who was
going through rooming houses in this
, city, has entered plea of not guilty
to the charge of burglary. His case
. will be set for trial later.
J J. c. Huntoon, lawyer; telephone
No. I'd Bell phone, No. rs Mutual.
; Office opposite Day House. att
]. l.. Bradford, of Alberta Canada
is in the city, buying horses. Mr.
; Bradford made similar trip over Fer.
: gus county two years ago, and is well
known here. He states that Alberta
continues to flourish like the green
bay tree, but admits that 1t hasn't any
thing on this section.
After exercise there is nothing that
will recuperate exhausted force more
quickly than Rainier beer. att
The case of the state against Fred
Irish is now expected to come up be
+. fore Justice Of the Peace w. T. Nc
! Farland about Aug. 10, a misunder
standing as to the date it was original
}. ly set for having made a postpone
ment necessary. Irish Is charged b!
Deputy Stock Inspector George Fincl
with the theft of q horse.
}. Have you seen the large display q
i buggies and spring wagons at tn
4 Montana Hardware company? 4-17-at
]. H! Elijah, the Rogers rancher
had preliminary hearing yesterla!
afternoon before Justice of the Peace
: w. T. Mcfarland on a charge of steal
ing a horse. The court ruled tina
+ there was sufficient evidence to war
rant further investigation, and the
+ defendant was held for trial, his bono
$ being fixed at $500. which he furnish
ed.
, judith Creamery Butter" Cotton
y wood make, for sale by Lehman. Ross
Hopkins, Shannon, and all meat deal
s ers. 6-5-atf
Louis Charlotte. a we'll known ha!
o breed of this vicinity. commonly call
ed Sitting Bull" has been arreste,
9 at Zortman by Deputy Sheriff Minoug!
on instructions from the sheriff's OF
e flee here. Charlotte is wanted to
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