Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-27

suddenly i'll at noon today, and is now
at the hospital. It is expected that his
ailment will yield readily to treat
ment.
j. M. Vermaat has sold to the
Daughters of Jesus for a nominal
stated consideration, lots 1 and 2 in
block three Of the Janeaux addition,
to be used for school purposes.
American Bonding Company of Bal.
timore, will 60 ON your bond" Sure.
ty bonds, fidelity, court. constructing.
fraternal and public officials. Hilger
& Busenburg, agents.
Poultry netting at Lehman's.
At st. James church tomorrow
(Ash Wednesday, at 1880 D. M. will
be preached the first of a course of
sermons continuing through Lent. on
the Example of Christ. Subject,
Christ Our Example in Temptation. y
On Friday. at 400 p. m.. the first lee
ture on the prayer book
Poultry netting at Lehman's.
| Stallion for Sale. We have an i'm
ported Shire stallion for sale, color
chestnut, eight years old, weighs 1900
pounds. that we will sell for $500. 90.
Can be seen at Frank Swanser ranch
On Warm Spring creek. This snap Is
listed for thirty days. Write or in.
quire of Hilger & Busenburg.
James NJ. Croft was in the city Sun.
day from Stanford. He reports that
the country was very dry when he
left, although otherwise conditions
could not be better. Mr.. Croft says
that the Great Northern surveyors
have run three lines across the bench,
out from the Judith river, and are now
camped opposite Mr.. Houcks place.
Poultry netting at Lehman's.
Our harness department in every
detail is very complete and is an i'm
portant factor in our business. You
cannot afford to overlook our line.
Judith Hardware Co.
Miss Mary A. Morase and Mr.. Rob.
ert E. l.. RAIDER were married at the
Catholic church Sunday morning at
8 o'clock. Rev. Father O'Carrol offici-
ating. The bride was attended by
Miss Theresa Abel and the bride
groom by Mr.. Fred Morris. Mr.. RAIDER
is we'll known young man, and is
connected with Shannon's. The bride
is a popular young woman, and both
have many friends in this community
who will wish them joy.
Poultry netting at Lehman's.
Next time you go shopping, tie a
string around your f1nger-it will re-
mind you to buy can of Jap-a-Lac, a
wonderful finish for metal and wooden
things around the house Judith Hard
ware Co. sells It.
1t was not supposed that there was
left in this section a man who was
not wise" on the subject Of badger
fights but man was found last week
who had never witnessed or heard of
one of thrilling encounters. A fight
was ribbed up for his benefit by a
band OF sports last week and it work
ed as successfully as in the days when
Col. Deaton was wont to educate the
tenderfeet as to the joys of the badg-
er fight. The victim of this last en-
counter is believed to be the last of
his tribe.
The "Aermotor" windmill is perfect
in construction and it's working parts.
and cannot help to please you equally
as we'll as it pleases others. We are
exclusive agents. Judith Hardware
company.
Do'iu T1IIScT WHO Felufneu last
week from his second trip through
the state for the purpose of visiting
the Elks lodges as district deputy, is
home again, and states that the order
is flourishing in Montana as never be-
fore. having a membership of about
$500, with accessions all the time.
A number of the lodges are taking
the preliminary steps to build halls of
their own, and in one or two places
this has already been accomplished.
Mr.. Hilser still has five more lodges
to visit, and will make his third trip
in April. He states that he has never
seen Montana so prosperous as at
present. and this condition will be
still further improved when the
large irrigation and power projects
are under way this summer