Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-12-28
LOCAL BREVITIES

Bob sleds at the Judith Hardware
company.
Carriage runners at the Judith Hard
ware company.
Fred Bean, who is now located in
the Louise creek bench section, was in
town this week.
Fancy worsted sweaters regular,
$500. Sale price. $500. Lehman's.
H. F. Dadmun has sold to Thomas
p. Wood for $640, q 40 acre tract in
section 5, township Is north, of range
10 east.
DeKalb & Mettler. lawyers. Offices
Main st.. Lang Building. att
Hester A. Dadmun has sold to Thorn
as p. Wood for $4,48O, q 2S3 acre tract
in sections s and 6, township Is north,
of range Is east.
Hair work made to order. Mrs. A.
Mcleod. No. S14 Janeaux st. tt
o w .Belden has sold to John D.
Waite for nominal stated considera-
ton 12O acre tract in section l, town
ship IL north, of range IL east.
Money Back Women's winter under
wear sale. Lehman's.
BENJAMIN Mcleod has sold to John
D. Waite for stated consideration Of
81. 100 acre tract in section q,
township Is north OF range 10 east.
Lap robes and horse blankets. Fer
gus County Hardware company. II
City Marshal Marion Burke and Mrs.
H. G. Phillips have been called to their
old home in De Kalb county, Missouri,
by the serious illness of their mother.
We are boosting for the Firemen's
dance, so can you. Lehman's.
The annual report of President
Swain, of the State Normal college at
Dillon shows that Fergus county now
has five students enrolled at that in.
stitution.
Mcdonald Creek coal is the best
Telephone No. 1914 Maury & Pyle. tt
Mrs. H. L. De Kalb and S. R. De
kalb have gone asst for brief visit,
Mrs. De Kalb will spend short time
with the parents of City Attorney De
kalb in Nebraska, and will then go
to Illinois.
Money Back Women's winter under
wear sale. Lehmans.
Christmas greetings were received
at the postoffice Monday from the
superintendent of the railway mail
service at St. Paul, complimenting all
the clerks in the division on the fine
record for efficiency made by them
during the past year.
Sand Wanted. Inquire at Diamond
block, Green & Smith.
The funeral of the late John Wood
worth, who died suddenly at his home
in this city on Thursday of last week
was held from the Presbyterian
church Sunday afternoon under the
auspices of the Woodmen of the World
and the Women of Woodcraft.
Money Back Women's winter under
wear sale. Lehmans.
The board of county commissioner;
has decided to reject the petition O
certain residents of the school distric
near Norris, on the Judith, to have
k their portion OF the district segregated
s County Superintendent Ada Myersicl
1. had previously decided the matter thu
same way, the reason being that whil'
the district is very large one, it il
;, too sparsely settled to permit of
- division at this time.
If J. G. Huntoon, lawyer; telephon
No. 70 Bell phone, No. rs Mutua
Office opposite Day House. n
is B. c. White, sheep commissioner TO
Fergus county has returned from He
ena where he attended the recen
u meeting of the state board of shee
~ commissioners. He is now trying t
1t work. up interest among the wool grow
- ers in the coming meeting of the nj
tional wool growers organization t
be held at Salt Lake City in the nea
b future, and hopes to have Fergus We
y represented at the gathering.
Money Back Women's winter unde
. wear sale. Lehmans.
! The Salvation Army work in Levi
town is now on a better basis than e
/ er before. While the army's sphel
/ of usefulness is. of course, Unite
here as compared with larger cities,
has, nevertheless, done good VOL
! reaching a class that no other orga
ization appeals to, and in appreci
ton of its efforts, the business ms
have guaranteed it a sum each mon
that will be nearly sufficient to me
its fixed expenses for rent. light, hes
etc.
Fancy wOrsted sweaters reguls
$500. Sale price, $500. Lehman's
L William Smith, who for Is years b.
been engaged in ranching in this Sc
ton. most of the time on Beav
i creek, died last Friday morning aft
| short illness, pneumonia being t
III cause OF death. Mr.. Smith was l
tive OF England and leaves Wild
III and five children, besides other re
tives, to mourn his loss, William NJ
ton, of Kendall, and Pat Nihill,
II Moore being his brothers-in-law. I
funeral was held from the Bea'
creek chruch Sunday, and there wa
ii large attendance OF mourning frieI
and relatives.
Don't be a piker; We bought tick
for the Firemens dance, so can y
Lehmans.
y The Scotch people of Fergus cOu
are preparing for fine celebrat
. at Garneill on Jan. 20 in honor Of
anniversary of the birth OF Rob
Burns. and there will be great ga
~ ering of the clans for the occasion.
new hall is being built by Shell
Erickson and it will be finished
time for this event. An elaborate
gram is being prepared, and ev
feature Of it will be calculated
bring back memories Of Old SEQ
|, will be a Scotch banquet, and
music and dancing will be SEQ
Several of the lads and laSSieS Fl