Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-23
DR.. Foley Tel. sc.

w. H. A. Johnson, of Bozeman, is
in town.
Mems felt boots. SOC at the satisfac.
tory shoe store. Power Mercantile Co.
Mrs. r. Raw, of Garneill, is at the
Hoffman.
William Williamson was in yester-
day from Bercail.
w. F. Hammond, of St. Paul, is in
town on business.
Charles Mcdonald has gone to the
Belt mountains on a hunt.
Get your stuffed dates at the Bon
Ton; made fresh every day.
E. L. jackson and B. D. Mcleod
cdme in this week from Utica.
NJ. J. Hall and A. E. Brimble, of
Maiden. were in the city yesterday.
Mems felt boots, SOC at the satisfac.
tory shoe store. Power Mercantile Co.
T. c. Penny, William Wolff and T.
F. Casey, Of Butte, are at the Hoff-
man.
Albert Sloan is hunting in the Belts
this week, and expects to bring home
some big game.
Henry M. Rae, state senator-elect
has returned from a trip to Helena
and Great Falls.
G. w. Holmes, A. L. Losenger and
Mrs. Morrison, all of Gilt Edge, regis
tered at the Hoffman yesterday.
w. E. Doores has sold to Ellen Nc
Donald 40 acre tract in section IS,
township IL north, of range Is east.
Childrens rubbers Csc. Childrens 8.
buckle overshoe CSC at the satisfac.
tory shoe store. Power Mercantile Co.
George Fowler, bookkeeper for
Bower Bros, is in the city from Stan
ford greeting his many friends in this
city.
| Felix Rehor, the popular manager
of the shoe department of the Power
Mercantile company, is back at his
counter again, after being confined to
his home for few days with cold.
Keep your ankles warm. Mems ov.
ergarters 75c; women's overgarters
soc at the satisfactory shoe store Pow
er Mercantile Co.
Tom Kelly, of Cottonwood, Ezra
Deffenbaugh, of Natal, and John Brice,
of this city, have gone to the Belt
mountains on hunting expedition,
and say they will not come back with
out vension.
Fresh, home made candies every
day at the Bon Ton.
Herman Schnick, George Griffith
and George Day returned home Satur'
day from a hunting trip in the Belt
mountains. They had some fine sport
and in addition to much small game
killed three deer.
Ladies rubber boots fleece lined
$3.50 at the satisfactory shoe store
Power Mercantile Co.
DeKalb & Mettler, lawyers. Offices
Main st.. Lang Building. 1T
The Gilt Edge stage figured in &
runaway Tuesday morning, and the
outlook for sensational run was very
!: bright for about minute, but Alb
Decker had the reins, and he soor
had the steeds under control.
Roy E. Ayers, attorney-at-law; OF
fee in the postoffice building. It
Childrens rubbers Csc. childrens 3
|. buckle overshoe CSC at the satisfac
: tory shoe store. Power Mercantile Co
The United States has filed tw,
: more contests against desert entries
! upon report of a special agent. Thu
entries involved are those of Blancl
w. Ring and Damas W. Bowman
: The cases are to be heard on April
5 and April 10.
Order your storm windows nov
from the Montana Lumber Co. 9-28-t
+ Keep your ankles warm. Mems ov
4 ergarters 75c; women's overgarter
soc at the satisfactory shoe store Pow
err Mercantile Co.
: DR.. Ross, late of Gilt Edge, has az
!, cepted position as physician for tn
Billings & Northern, and Is now IL
Gated at Garneill, where he will hav
charge of one of the chain of hospi
l. ais extending along the line fror
+ Great Falls to Billings.
Mcdonald Creek coal is the bes
! Telephone No. 1874 Maury & Pyle.
= Tomorrow is the day fixed by tn
;. city council for cleaning up the street
and alleys, and it is expected that tn
thoroughfares of this city will presen
+. a much heater appearance when thi
job, undertaken at the instance of tn
+ Civic Club, is completed.
- Order your storm windows no.
from the Montana Lumber Co. o-28'
A $500 McKibbin hat free at Lei
;. mans. See their ad.
!. Ladies rubber boots fleece line,
$3.50 at the satisfactory shoe stor
Power Mercantile Co.
- John Price, a sheep herder in til
employ of Mr.. Cameron, was tried
. Justice Brassey's court Saturday Il
q trespass in driving a band of shee
~ ~ over land belonging to Garrett brot
- ers. Price was adjudged guilty ar
assessed the costs. His attorney,
ID c. Huntoon. gave notice OF an appea
!; Those "coilege Cut" shoes made
a: John II. Cross for women are gal
II ing in popularity each day. Pow
r Mercantile Co.
Worden 4 Scott, lawyers, office r,
} ephone building over U. g. land {
e, flee. att
X Get one of those McKibbin ha
81 free at Lehmans. See their ad.
~ Neill McEvony, of Gilt Edge, VIII
:, :. with others. is charged win assault
~ the second degree in making vicio'
y. ~ attack on Claude Thrailkill last SUI
~ mer, had a preliminary hearing befo
% Justice of the Peace Edward Brass
Saturday and was held for trial, h
!. bond being fixed at $500. which he I,
nished.
Did you get one of those free ha