Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24

out for less money than any other prop
ositon offered. We have five room
house, with seven lots, good stable
growing garden. fine well. good pump
wood house full of wood. and with il
goes cooking and heating stove. two
bed room suits, chairs, ETC.. only 81.
blocks from the district school, anf
all for $1,000. This is snap. Cal
early, or address Hilger q Busenburg
Pioneer Real Estate Agents.
Try White Satin Flour now. its
good. Lehmans.
Miss Margaret Boyle, of Butte. is in
town.
| Start the baby off right with its
! finances. See advertisement of Firs;
/ National Bank, page two.
Lee Jacobs, who was formerly in the
sheep business in this county. but who
has for the past six years been engag-
ed in general farming at Delta. Colo
RADIO, is in the city. and will leave
in a few days for Dakota. where he
has some sheep. In the Delta coun-
| try, which is one of the most noted
fruit growing sections of the west.
the farms are all small, running from
one to Is acres, and the methods are
very different from those prevailing
in this land of immense ranches. Mr..
Jacobs is enjoying his visit to the old.
familiar scenes in Fergus, although
he finds this section and especially
Lewistown, greatly changed since he
lived here.
A. G.. Peters was in from Kendall
Sunday.
Just received car Swifts Premium
hams and bacon. Lehmans.
Judge E, K Cheadle and o. w. Bel
den and their families returned last
evening from long trip through the
Yellowstone park by wagon. They
treked along The roads by easy stages
taking in all the sights and ENJOYING
natures wonders and the freedom Of
doing as they pleased. The Judge
looks very We'll and said he rode horse
back nearly the entire distance Bears
are numerous in the park this year
and there was scarcely Il night the
judge reports, when he did not have
to get up two or three times, in re-
Spouse to the barking of his dog. and
cluD or stone away the tramp bruins
who had smelled the savory food. One
night big one, an old friend Of Judge
Cheadle--came forward on two legs
and for 9 few moments he feared the
lear would get the best Of the argu-
ment.
Just received car Swifts Premium
hams and bacon. Lehmans.
F NJ. Bingham and V. G. Samuel OF
Butte, are in this section on business.
Start the baby off right with it's
finances. See advertisement Of First
National Bank, page two
At a meeting of business men held
at the city hall last Friday night, w.
j. Edgecombe was authorized to make
a trip to Miles City. Billings and
BoZeman for the purpose of ascertain
Ing just what attractions can be Sc
cured for the street fair and carnival
proposed to be held here next month,
together with full information as to the
expense. Mr.. Edgecombe will return
tonight or tomorrow evening and will
submit to another meeting all the III
formation he has gathered. The bus-
ness men will then definitely decide
as to whether the plan is practicable .
or not, and if the project is consider
ed favorably, arrangements will be
commenced at once. 1t is believed that
such an attraction here could be made
to pay for itself, and if it is decided to
go ahead, Lewistown will receive all 4
possible assistance from Miles City,
where a street fair is to be given
about Sept. %.
Mrs. N. Stoddard, from California,
will be at the Waite house, room 2, for
two weeks, Aug. Is to Sept. |, with
complete line of ladies' specialties con.
sisting of "Stoddard's face cream
Stoddam's celebrated Metrotone" for
female complaints, the Ladies Friend
Health Capsules" roots and herb teas
for nervousness and kidney and blad- |
der troubles. Positive cure for bleed.
ing, itching or protruding piles.
l.. W. Peck was in from Utica at
the end of the week.
The Montana Lumber Co. will pay
$40 in prizes to the persons writing |
the best short poems, subject, Montana
Lumber Co. First prize, $500; second
prize, $500. Poems will be published |
in the local papers and must be mail
ed to the Montana Lumber Co. before