Fergus County argus., 1906-12-21

Hardware at Parrot Furniture Co.'S.
r. b. Lamb, Of Berkeley. CAL, is in
town.
| Crockery ware 1t Parrot Furniture
company.
W. A. songster. Of Denver, is at the
Holman.
DeKalb L Mettler, lawyers. Offices
Main st.. Lano Building. al
Samuel Be,clay was in this week
from Kendall
Santa Claus headquarters at the
Parrot Furniture company this year.
w. H. Palmer, of Butte, is register.
ed at the Hoffman.
DR.. Attix. telephone No. 100. Lang
Bldg. Main st. I'll
A. D. Miles, Of New York City. is at
the Hoffman house.
Baby carriages at Parrott Furni-
ture company.
Miss Dora B. Miller came in this
week from East Fork.
Washing machines at Parrott Fu'.
niture company.
F.. J. Cameron and wife were in
fromm Irene this week.
Trunks and valises at Parrot Fur
n1ture company.
]. H. Gjerde, of Flatwillow, was in
the county seat this week.
Parrot Furniture company is head
quarters for house furnishings.
Howard McClintock was in the city
this week from HarlOwton.
Folding beds at Parrott Furniture
company.
J. c. Murch and p. F. Duffy were
in from Garneill this week.
Hair work made to order Mrs. A.
Mcleod. No. Sll Janeaux ST. If
f. Matthias and NJ. johnson. of Deer
field, were in town this week on bus.
mess.
Roy E. Ayers, attorney-at.lsw: Of.
fee in the postonice building. ftf
o. B. Crane, the Helena travelling
man. is interviewing his trade in this
section.
Arthur Kelley, the popular assayer
at the Barnes-King, was in the city
this week.
]. w. Hughes and family are in
from the ranch to spend the winter in
the city.
Cheap! cheap! cheap! Every kind
of Christmas toy at Parrot Furni-
ture company.
J. B. Pyles, the we'll known Rock
creek bench rancher was in town for
a few days this week greeting his
many friends.
J. c. Huntoon, lawyer; telephone
No. 20 Bell phone, No. rs Mutual.
Office opposite Day Hcuss. at
Musselshell News: Dan. Taillion,
OF Lewistown, spent several days Wis
iting Joseph Labrie and family, at
their ranch near town.
Watch our windows displays for
cash bargains. Fergus County Hard
ware company tt
Robert Fuchs, a rancher residing on
Careless creek, was brought to the
city by Sheriff l.. P. Slater Saturday
evening, charge of insanity having
been filed against him. Mr.. Fuchs
qkuickly proved himself to be perfect
ly sane, and was formally discharged
Monday afternoon. 1t is suspected
that the charge grew out of trouble
among ne,shDors.
Calendar pads for 1907, fitting Per
lection" Empire" or STANDARD"
standards, for sale in the Argus Sup
ply Department at IS cents each.
Three deeds were filed this week
conveying valuable ranch property to
r. A. Harlow. Nettie L. Elston trans
fers to the railroad builder for $4,-
285 a 240 acre tract in sections % and
26, township 13 north, of range II
east. Benton Norris transfers for $780,
900 1880 tract in the same district.
and POsey T. FL. ton turns over to Mr.
Harlow for $15,715 an $50 acre tract
adjoining ,ne others.
Have you placed your order for cut
flowers, holly, wreathing, etc., if not,
you should do so at once; all orders
filed in the order in which they are
Helena Record: Daniel Mumbrue,
former representative of Meagher
county, and N. ]. Littlejohn, of Lewis
town, as timber agents for the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & st. Paul railroad
have contract for $4,000 ties and in
this issue on another page are adver.
tising for men to get out ties. Their
headquarters will be at Roundup in
Yellowstone county, and the nearest
railroad point to their camp is Bill.
ings. Mr.. Mumbrue and Mr.. Little
john will employ as many men as ap.
ply. Being men of undOubted integ
rity, popularity and financial ability
their employees will receive good
treatment and the best of care.
Second hand burlap sacks-have
been used for grain once. In lots O.
100 or over 812 cents each at the Ele
vator or I. o. b. cars Moore. Guaran
teed free from holes and in good con
diticn. AS good as new for grain ant
potatoes. Order while they last. Mon
tana Elevator Co.. Moore.
When the recent campaign ended
both of the old political organizations
in this county folded their banners anC
put them away for two years; debate
ceased and politics disappeared from
the minds of Republican and Demo
crat. But these pesky Socialists seen
to be at it harder than ever. They
are holding meetings each Sunday ant
have succeeded in lining up the discon
tented to an extent that makes it nee
essary for the local TO secure a hal
where these gatherings are to be hel(
hereafter. At the last meeting eigh
new members were added to the roll
This nondescript party" cast a rath
er surprising vote at the recent elec
tion in this county. especially at Ken
dali, and the present activity of thu
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