Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-20


c. W. Kynett, of Belgrade, is in the
city.
D. M. Sherman is in town from Gar.
refill.
J. c. Huntoon, lawyer; telephone No.
rs. Office opposite Day House.
w. B. Peck came in Saturday from
Stanford.
The very latest, fibre art squares;
can be scrubbed. Lehman's.
Ten x IL Smith Administer rugs at
Lehman's.
L. Mauland is in from Mauland on |
Jury service.
I. M. Beatty. osteopath. Bank of Fer
gus County building.
j. J. Fleming came in Saturday FROM
Forest Grove.
Thomas Calder was in from Deer
field Saturday
DR.. E. A. Long, opposite Day House.
extracts teeth without pain.
w. B. Turner, of St. Paul, is stopping
at the Hoffman.
Complete restaurant outfit for sale.
| Inquire at Abel Bros
john Schultz, of Stanford, is in
town on business.
Order Black Diamond coal; best
coal on market. Tel. No. 20.
| H. E. Alister, of New Year, is
Hoffman house guest.
L. M. Conyngham, dentist, is now
located permanently in Kendall.
A. E. Weymouth, of San Francisco,
Is III town on business
J. c. Huntoon, lawyer; telephone No.
70. Office opposite Day House.
D. L. Taylor and Miss Kingsley, of
Fo,est Grove. are in the city.
Walter Knight is making suits to
your measure at from $25 up.
Fl. J. Mckenzie, of Corning, Iowa,
l.: a guest at the Hoffman house.
Quality counts, always. Wear the
Florshein shoe, Power Mercantile Co.
Ed. Weaver of Kendall, is in town,
having been called on the jury panel
DR.. Myron E. Curtiss, dentistry, now
located in the Murray building, Main
street.
See the wonderful $50 steel range.
regular $50 value, at Lewistown Fur
niture Co.
Wilson E. Lewellin, the leading drug
gists, take orders for engraved cards.
Call and get prices.
You ought to get better acquainted
with the FIorsheim shoe at Power
Mercantile Co.
=, A large shipment of the familiar
Hamilton pianos just received at W.
S. Smiths.
Peter Martinolli, P. c. Weydert and
Lawrence Cooper, of Maiden, are here
on jury service.
DeKalb & Mettler, Lawyers Off
ces Main St., Lang Building, over Fad
Shoe Store
The will of the late Angus McMil-
Ion was admitted to probate yester-
= day, the widow, Annie Mcmillan, and
+ a son, John Mcmillan being appointed
administrators.
: We have just opened up our spring
designs in Smith velvet and Administer
, rugs, ingram and kymera art squares
: These who have seen them claim II
to be one Of the finest lines ever ex
' hibited in the state. See them before
they are all sold. Lehman e. Co.
;. Wilson & LeweIIin, the leading drug
;. g;sts, take orders for engraved cards
/. Call and get prices.
DR.. and Mrs. G. w. Smith, of Ken
dali arrived here Sunday morning
ha wing been called to Townsend by {
message announcing that Mrs. Smith!
> father, prominent resident of tina
place, was thought to be on his dealt
bed. Dr. Smith tried to secu- e
. special train to run to Lombard Sur
day, but was unable to arrange il
:. and left yesterday morning on tn
: regular passenger.
e II. Leonard DeKalb, removed fror
n Bank of Fergus County, to Lang Built
ing, Main ST., over Fad Shoe Store
9 with E. w. Mettler
n Ten ~ Smith Administer rugs a
s Lehman's.
According to report there is an III
usually large amount of snow in tn
- mountains in the Yogo district, an
70 that the ranchers on the Upper ],
10 9th will not be troubled during tn
T. coming summer by any shortage {
70 70 water for irrigation purposes. On a.
IL count of the plentiful supply which
y anticipated, there will in all prol
IL ability be considerable placer mimi
10 for gold on Yogo creek during tn
+ summer, in addition to the work {
extracting sapphires by the New Min
s. Sapphire syndicate and Burke
& Sweeney people.
in
=. Our harness department in ever