Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-10
t Lehman's.

Silk waist sale at Lehman's.
H. w. Price is in town from Maiden.
W. j. Owen was in from Moore yes
terday.
J. w. knight came in from Helena
last evening.
J. E. Hawkes., Of Kewanee ILL.,, is at
the Hoffman.
Take your Sunday dinner at the
Oaks. 4-2O-ftf
l.. A. Walker, of Sterling. Ill.,, is in
the city on business.
L. A. Stanton. of Minneapolis, is in
the city on business.
Hair work made to order. Mrs. A..
Mcleod, No. S14 JaneauX st. If
Roy E. Ayers, attorney at-law; of.
fice in the postoffice building. ftf
H. l.. Burdick, of the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company. is in
town from Helena.
G.. A. Akerley, of Everson, has filed
notice of appropriation of 500 inches
of the waters Of Arrow creek.
l.. p. Benedict. of Helena. chief clerk
IN the department of agriculture, labor
and industry, is in this city on official
business.
Have you seen the large display Of
buggies and spring wagons at the
Montana Hardware company? 4-17.atf
w. A. Jackman. who has been en-
gagged in the wood working business
here for many years, has sold out his
establishment to Mr.. Hewett.
FORMER Senator T. c. Power, of Hell
ena, arrived here last night to look
after his interests in this section. and
will leave for the east in the morn
ing in company with w. d. Symmes.
SILK waist sale at Lehman's.
William Moser who says his home
is at Boise, Idaho was arrested at
Grass Range a few days ago on a
charge of insanity, and is confined AT
the county Jail. Moser appears to be
an epileptic. and he will be looked
after here for a short time before
any action is taken in the case.
You will enjoy your Sunday rest and
good meal if you take Sunday din
ner at the Oaks. 4-20flf
Walter J. Hill arrived in the city
! Wednesday from Kendall. where he
looked over some mining property n
which he is interested. From this city
he sent his new Packard auto back 10
Kendall. and left Wednesday after.
noon for Great Falls by team, beins
| accompanied on the trip by N. p
| Clark, formerly traffic manager for
| the Great Northern railway.
Blueberries are out of the market
but blackberres arrive daily. Leh
mans.
Attorney William A. Gordon, Jr, has
returned from a two weeks camping
expedition in the F'latwillow country
and his trip took him as far as the
foothills of the Snowy mountains. Hs
had a delightful outing and was very
successful in landing the speckle,
beauties. Mr.. Gordon says the coun
try Is alive with sage hens, but chick
ems appear to be scarce this season.
Worden & Scott, lawyers, office Tel
ephone building over U. s. land of
flee. att
Dillon Tribune: The Fergus COun
ty Argus, which has issued Tuesday!
and Fridays of each week since Jul,
of last year, will hereafter appear a
a weekly. The Argus tried the twice
a-week plan as an experiment ant
found that it did not pay. However
the readers of that splendid paper will
not lose by the change, for the Argu
is probably the best weekly publishe'
in Montana.
J. c. Huntoon, lawyer; teiephon
: No. 70 Bell phone, No. rs Mutua
| Office opposite Day House. al
!. The state board of equalization las
week completed the work of asses.
ing the railways in the state. the las
road to receive consideration bein
the Montana railroad extending fror
Lombard to this city, and it share
the fate of the others, raise of 121
per cent being ordered. This wi
make the assessment $4,000 per mile
or an increase of $500 per mile owe
,. the valuation placed on the line las
, year.
, Worden & Scott practice before tn
t U. S. Land office. Office TeIephon
building, over U. S. land office. al