Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05
LOCAL BREVITIES

visit at Anaconda.
A. w. Reynolds. Jack Lee and An
drew Fergus are in from Armells.
Katie Anderson has taken charge
of the Philbrook school for the year.
Frank Conover, the popular travel
ing man. is again in this section and
reports trade good.
E. L. Ashley and wife of Edgewator
have been in Lewistown several days
on land business.
Miss Ella McNeill. of Kendall, has
gone to Butte to enter the business
college in that city.
Miss Irene Frame is home from
Spokane, where she has been attend
ing business college.
Miss Georgia Stuart has gone to
Dillon where she will take the teach
ers course at the State Normal College.
Judge Cheadle will return from Hell.
ena Friday evening, and resume work
IN the district court Saturday morn.
ing.
A. J. Evans has sold to B. H, Glib
son for stated consideration of 81,
lot IN block 80 Of Stafford's fifth ad.
dition.
Father Francis Van Clarenbeck left
for Butte Saturday to attend the fun
eral service Of the late Father ]. J..
Callahan.
Orrin Brown, of Fullerton, has filed
notice Of appropriation of 100 inches
OF the waters Of the Judith, to be used
in irirgating.
Prichett Black has sold to w. j.
Winrod for $1,000, an 80 acre tract
in section 20, township IA north Of
range 16 east
Mrs. G. S. Lyle, who has been the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. o. w. Belden
for two weeks, left yesterday for her
home in Tacoma.
Miss Hazel A. Akely has returned
from Bozeman, where she has been
attending a business college. Sire will
continue her studies in this city.
Wanted-Bright, active boy, 16 to
70 years, to work in store. Experience
not necessary. Apply in own handwrit-
ing stating age and salary expected.
Address Argus. 1O-5-1t
BE sure you're right-then stick to
1t. The World Almanac will put you
right in an argument. Regular price
IS cents; to close out 1906 stock, rs
cents each, sent postpaid for 80 cents
Argus Supply Department.
Thomas Durnen. William Curry
John A. Smith, F. ]. Mcintyre and
Nelson Johnson formed a delegation
of Kendall men who visited the county
seat early in the week.
| j. M. Croft is once more acting as
deputy in the county treasurer's office
during the tax collecting season. Mr..
Croft recently disposed of his sheep
to s. S. Story, Fromberg wool grow
er, who purchased $500 mixed ewes
at $3.50 per head and the old sheep
at 1925 per head.
The "FIorsheim" for the man who
cares. Power Mercantile company.
Mrs. George ]. Bach this week
received from Banker George ]. RAM
sey, OF Helena, unique present. 1t
Is Fra Elbertus' Essay on Silence"
and is beautifully bound little vol
ume from the Roycroft shops. Opening
it, the book is found to consist of
about 100 blank pages, and Mr. Ramsey
thinks it is one of the best essays
Fra Elbertus has ever written.
The "John H. Cross" shoe meets
the demand Of the woman who cares.
Power Mercantile company.
s. S. Hobson, Frank E. Wright and
wife, Sheep Commissioner B. G..
White, David Hilger, Judge and Mrs
e. X. Cheadle. William Slater, DR..
John Foley, Miss Ada Meyersick,
Frank Pick and wife, Alderman Mar
ion Leach, John Abel, Monte Bailey,
VIII Curry, Fred Morase, Harry G.
Slater, Miss Herbertine Plum and Miss
Josephine Plum are among the many
Lewistown visitors at the state fair
at Helena this week.
Be sure you're right-then stick to
1t. The World Almanac will put you
right in an argument. Regular price
35 cents; to close out 1906 stock, Is
cents each, sent postpaid for 80 cents.
Argus Supply Department.
Charles Meredith, the metallurgist
OF New Year, is preparing to develop
the old Bamboo Chair claim in the
Judith mountains. Considerable worl
was done on the property in former
years, but it was abandoned. Recently
Mr.. Meredith has been looking ovel
the ground and doing little prospect
ing, and the result is very encouraging
Mr.. Meredith believes that he car
make mine of it if he can succeed
in interesting capital in the enterprise
H. P. Imislund and E. r. Judd have
formed partnership and will short
ly occupy the ground floor of the Imis
lund building, on Main street, now
nearing completion. They engage in
the grocery brokerage business, anl
will act as representatives for some
large manufacturing establishments. Mr.
Imislund has been a prominent bust
ness man in the Grass Range section
for years, and located in Lewistown
a few months ago. Mr.. Judd is a well
known young business man of this
city, and has been engaged in the com
mission business here.
The deal for the purchase of the
Barnes-King by group of men PROM
inent in the Amalgamated, but ac-
ing for themselves in this transaction
is said to be about closed up, although
some details are yet to be disposed Of
and so far as known no trans
fer of the property has yet been made
Clarence Barnes, of Boise, and W. B
DevereauX Jr., of Glenwood Springs
Colorado, both of whom are interest