Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-03
50 silk waists $3.50, Lehman's.


A horse attached to one of Lehman 5
delivery wagons ran away on Fifth
avenue this morning. and the rig was
considerably damaged through coming
in contact with two or three posts be-
fore the steed was stopped. The
driver attached the hitching weight
before leaving the horse. but the ami
NAL became frightened at something
and carried the weight right along
with it.
Neat, natty and hobby rockers for
$3.50. Lehman's.
Bernard E. Stack has transferred to
the Billings & Northern Railway a
right of way across his ranch proper
ty. the consideration being s66. Rights
of way to the Chicago, Milwaukee 4
st. Paul have been transferred as fol-
lows: George Bachman, $500; Chas.
H. Cowdrey, 5000; G. A. DAWN, $500;
Bret Steen, $50; Benjamin Archer,
s1O4; George Bachman, $50; Belle
zonia Gile, 800.
Finest view in the world from Sun
nyside Heights.
Great Falls Tribune: A private let
ter received in Butte yesterday from
a merchant at White Sulphur Springs,
says Butte dispatch, brings the i'm
nrf inf hot
party OF engineers of the Chicago. Mil
waukee & st. Paul is engaged in lay
ing out a route for branch line to
Great Falls. The surveyed line will
leave the Montana railroad at Dorsey
and will go through White Sulphur
Springs, old Fort Logan and thence
straigt to Great Falls.
Ladies Summer Hat sale, Lehman's.
Hugh Wagner has written to the
Miles City committee having in charge
the arrangements for the carnival to
be given there in the fall, and it is
hoped that Lewistown may bring
about an arrangement whereby both
towns will work together in securing
attractions for their carnivals II the
same people and features are engaged
for both places, the expense will be
very materially reduced, and it will
enable the committees to secure a
higher class of attractions than would
otherwise be possible.
Good team Of horses, weight about
200. Must be sold at once. Morton &
Martin. LewistoWn.
Mrs Brunier, Of Moccasin City
whose home was burned down a few
days ago, came into town this week
with an interesting souvenir of the
fire in the shape of a handful of coins
that had escaped the flames, although
they had been subjected to a heat so
intense that some of them had COM
menced to melt, and all were black
ened. Mrs Brunier deposited the
money in local bank. Had she done
this before, she wOltd have saved d
heavy loss, as the Bruniers used a
stocking as safe deposit vault and
roll of several hundred dollars in
greenbacks was completely destroyed.
Ladies Summer Hat sale, Lehman s..
Great Falls Tribune: E. l.. Williams,
OF the Fergus Mining company, a
Great Falls corporation which is op-
Grating in the Little Rocky mountains,
is in receipt of number of samples
of ore which has recently been taken
from new 10.foot ore body Just
struck in the mines and which is
claimed to run very high in gold. The
property Of the Fergus Mining com.
pany is located near the famous Phil
lips & Whitcomb properties. Accom-
panying the ore samples was letter
from A. E. Brunson, who Is superin-
tending operations at the mines, in
which he states that they have Just
crosscut fine vein of quartz of a
blue black color, as good looking as
any he had seen in the Little Rockies.
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