Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-23
LOCAL BREVITIES

Fresh home made. candy at the Bon
Ton.
Col. Norris has been in from Judith
this week.
Get one of those McKibbin hats
free at Lehmans. See their ad. II
Miss Wakefield has returned from
a two weeks visit to Philipsburg.
Mems felt boots, SOC at the satisfac.
tory shoe store. Power Mercantile Co.
Michael Fay has sold to A. L. Bax.
ter for $500, a 100 acre tract in Sec
ton 10, township 2 north, of range
IL east.
Here, You, Do you know a good
thing when you see it? Read Leh.
mans ad If
John E. Spragg has filed notice of
i appropriation Of 200 inches of the wa
tiers of Ford creek, to be used in irri-
eating.
childrens rubbers Csc. chiidrens 3.
buckle overshoe CSC at the satisfac-
tory shoe store. Power Mercantile Co.
Hattie E. Dengle and Maggie Spragg
have filed notice of location of 1000
inches of the waters of Little Box
Elder creek.
Get one of those McKibbin hats
free at Lehmans. See their ad. If
Mrs. Clara Haderli of Gilt Edge,
has filed notice of location of the In
dependence mining claim, situated in
the Gone Butte district.
Those college Cut" shoes made by
John n. Cross for women are gain
ing in popularity each day. Power
Mercantile Co.
Roland Creel has purchased from
Hilger & Busenburg an 80 acre tract
on Boyd creek, on the Kendall road,
paying $40 an acre for the land.
Oysters served at the Bon Ton. Oys-
ter suppers specially.
Ladies rubber boots fleece lined,
$3.50 at the satisfactory shoe store.
Power Mercantile Co.
P. j. Irish has sold to A. w. Stod-
dard for stated consideration of 81,
a 800 acre tract in sections 81 and 81,
township IA north, OF range 1S east
Keep your ankles warm. Mems ov.
ergarters 75c; women's overgarters
soc at the satisfactory shoe store Pow
er Mercantile Co.
at the Straw school house Monday
evening, Nov. rs, at 1880 p. m. Peo-
pie from the country specially urged
to attend.
Alex. Branson is again located at
the Last Chance" With him is as
ISOLATED Lot Helm. Both members of
the firm will be glad to shake hands
with their numerous friends at their
well known stand. They expect to
give big possum dinner for Xmas.
J. D. Waite came in from his ranch
Saturday. He reports that the re-
cent snow and cold weather did no
damage whatever, and was, in fact,
very beneficial, the snow being great
ly needed.
Those "CoiIege Cut" shoes made by
John II. Cross for women are gain
ing in popularity each day. Power
Mercantile Co.
A $500 McKibbin hat free at Leh-
mans. See their ad. tt
Hilger & Busenburg this week sold
to Walter j. Winnette, of Flatwillow.
300 head of stock cattle from Spring
creek and Cottonwood ranches. They
brought 500 per head, with the calves
thrown in.
Allen ]. Slough, the well known
Stanford business man who has been
ill for some weeks, and confined in
the hospital here, is now so far recov-
cred that he is able to be out again,
and will soon be restored to perfect
health.
Keep your ankles warm. Mems ov.
ergarters 75c; women's overgarters
SOC at the satisfactory shoe store Pow.
err Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry T. Kendall, who
have been in the orient for some
months with the Los Angeles Times
party of tourists, were scheduled to
arrive home last Saturday, and it is
supposed that they are now at their
home in Pasadena.
Did you get one of those free hats
at Lehman's. tt
Ladies rubber boots fleece lined,
$1.5O at the satisfactory shoe store.
Power Mercantile Co.
Great Falls Sunday Tribune: The
Great Falls & kewistown company's
stage which left here for Lewistown
and Billings yesterday morning, met
with an accident between here and
Belt, the stage over-turning on hill
and slightly injuring the driver. There
were no passengers on and the stage
was not damaged.
Alex. Branson is again located at
the Last Chance" With him is as
sociated Lot Helm. Both members of
the firm will be glad to shake hands
with their numerous friends at their
well known stand They expect to
give a big 'possum dinner for Xmas.
Here, You. Do you know a good
thing when you see it? Read Leh-
mans ad tt
Harry Chamberlain, well known
young man of Stanford, who was ar
rested recently on suspicion of having
stolen a couple of horses, has been
| released and eXonerated after full
investigation of the matter by Coun-
ty Attorney Ayers. chamberlain was
able to demonstrate that he came by
the animals in question in good faith.
chiIdrens rubbers Csc. childrens g.