Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-30


it. The World Almanac will put you
right in an argument. Regular price
IS cents: to close out 1905 stock, Is
cents each, sent postpaid for 80 cents
Argus Supply Department.
The report of the state board of
health for last month shows that
there was not a single death in Fer.
gus county from contagious diseases
during that period. Thirty-six deaths
from typhoid occurred in Flathead
county. while the same disease claim.
ed Is victims in Valley county.
Notice-To parties having houses
to rent, or those desiring to rent
houses. see Morton & Martin.
Librarian Archie Farnum an
nounces that the library will be open
in the City Hall Saturday and Tues
day afternoon next for the return of
books, but that no more books will
be issued until the books have been
moved into the new Carnegie Library
building. The furniture has been in
stalled and the change will be made
very shortly.
Cole heaters are the very best. Il
takes just about five minutes to oct
your room hot and they are cheap In
price. Montana Hardware Co.
The new hose wagon has arrived
for the fire department and has al
ready been put into commission by
Chief Bebb, who is greatly pleased
with the new equipment. The wagon
was built to order by the T. c. Pow
er company, of Helena, it's cost be-
ing 5000. The wagon is beauty,
and is perfectly adapted to the needs
of the local department. 1t was ex.
hibitcd at Helena before being brought
up here. and was greatly admired by
the firemen.
Wild cats and coyotes make hand
some rugs when tanned. lined with
felt and one-half head mount, at a
cost Of only IS each. by Evans, Tax
idermist, Livingston, Mont
= Hilger &. Busenburg last week ne
gotiated deal with A. l.. Hatch for
the purchase by him of 200 acres of
land on Mill creek, five miles, south
of Lewistown. from Mrs. NJ. L. Wat
son and w. w. Watson. This is what
is known as the old mill site. where
W. H. Watson for many years oper-
ated the first saw mill in the Judith
Basin. The land was entirely unim-
proved and not more than fifty acres
of agricultural land was included, but
on account of the young timber, the
sale was made at Sc an acre. MI
Hatch and his associate, Fred Bean,
will cut the timber.
Have you seen deer heads mounted
showing the shoulder side view, nat
ural bend of neck? Evans, Taxider-
mist, Livingston, Mont, will mount
them in any position desired at IS
to $40 each. All work guaranteed.
Ada Myersick county superintend-
ent of schools. has completed trip
through the western part of the coun-
ty, and owing to the storms, it was
one of the hardest she has made this
year. The blizzard that prevailed in
the Stanford section delayed her four
days. The schools visited, with the
teachers employed at each, were as
follows: Beaver Creek, Margaret
Boyle; Brass, Miss Josephine Price;
Philbrook, Miss Katherine Anderson
Belt Mountain, Miss Euphemia Camp.
bell; Utica, Misses Myrtle Wright and
Kate Doolittle; Willow Creek, Miss
Agnes Hughes; Stanford, Miss Dor
othy Gets; Garneill, Misses Bessie
Bingham and Cora Trimble; Straw
Miss Minnie Drinkard; Moore. Miss
Evelyn Drummer.
! For saIe-The property known II
the Bean ranch" on upper Beave
creek, consisting OF $40 acres of deed
ed land. Good seven-room house, fiv
springs of running water. good COZ
rais; 100 acres in timothy, 50 acres Il
oats; 300 acres can be cultivate:
$ll.OO Per acre. Lehman & Co 1885,