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Fergus County Argus (Lewistown, Mont.), 11 Jan. 1907, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036228/1907-01-11/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
FERGUS COUNTY ARGUS, JANUARY 11, 1907. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Ono cent a word each insertion Far lible in advance, for advertisements in this column. If not paid in advance 10 cents a line each insertion. Minimum charge for the Insertion ss cents. WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK. Inquire of Mrs. F. F. AWL 13-38-1t FOR RENT. • THREE ROOMED HOUSE; FUR- nished or unfurnished: oonveidenGY located. Enquire at this office. ADVERTISED LITTERS. Unclaimed letters Remaining In the PoetoffIce at Lewistown, Mont., Jan. 10, 1907. First—Head letters with writer's full address, including street and num , her and request answers to be address- ed acordingly. Second—Letters to strangers or transient visitors in the city, whose special address may be unknown, should be marked In the left hand corner \transient.\ This will pre- vent their being delivered to persona of the same or similar names. To obtain any of these letters the applicant must call for \advertised letters.\ giving the date of the list. William Brainard, A. E. Clark, David Knight, 'Ettore Payne, Irving Campbell, N. 0. Finch, Ervin Perry, Peter Peterson. ALBERT PFAUS, Postmaster Builds up waste tissue, promotes ap- petite, improves digestion, Induces re- freshIng sleep, gives renewed strength and health. That's what Hollister'e Rocky Mountain Tea does. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets, Phillips Drug Co. Ho. SAW WOOD Work now while you are able. But wake your work countt. If you burn your wood as fast as you saw it, you will have none left for your winter's supply. And so in life, if you spend as you earn, you will have nothing to show for your life's labor. Start today—open an account with us. BANK OF FERBUS COUNTY !Lewistown, Montana SAVINGS DLPARTIKINT Pass Book to Each Customer I LOCAL BREVITIES] Dr. Attie, telephone No. 199, Lang Bldg., Main St. Joe Montgomery, the well known Kendall man, Is back from an eastern trip. Worden A Scott, lawyers, office Tel- ephone building over U. S. Land of- fice atf George Wright and family, of Fiat' willow, left Tuesday for southern Cal- ifornia. For rent—A small furnished house, desirable location. Apply at this office. J. W. Kinkel, of the Fergus County Hardware company, has returned from a businees trip to Helena. The Montana Townsite company has sold to J. C. Hauck for $550, lots 1 and 2, in block 8, at Moore. Frank Yaeger has sold to Robert Kelller a 40 acre tract in section 33, township 16 north, of range 17 east. Isabella M. Bean and Content Sor- kin have sold to John Nodeon for $900, a tract in the Oullette addition No. 1. Leo Dieziger has sold to Robert Keller a 162 acre tract in sections 28 and 29, township 15 north, of range 17 east. $6.00 iron beds white or green. Clearing price $3.75. Power Mercan- tile company. Joseph Fah has sold to Robert Kel- ler a 160 acre tract in sections 29 and 32, township 15 north, of range 17 east, C. R. Smith, of Gilt Edge, has sold to school district No. 5 one acre of land, forming the site of the school Maggie Hendricks has sold to J. E. Hensley lots 5 and 6, in block 8, at Moore, the stated consideration be- ing nominal. Pat. Nihill, as trustee, has sold to D. H. Sessions and E. M. Sessions lot 2, in block 1, of the Gaston addi- tion at Moore. G. W. Cook has filed notice of ap- propriation of 50 inches of the wa- ters of Spring creek, a tributary of McDonald creek. Ernest V. Bean has sold to F'. H. Bean for a stated consideration of $1, lots 4, 5, 16 and 17, in block 1, of Riverdale addition. David Scott, of the law arm of Scott & Worden, left last week for Gold- field, Nevada, where he expects to remain about three months. $10.00 kitchen queen cabinets with two flour bins, moulding board and knife drawer for $8.00. Power Mercan- tile company. Clarence E. Barnes, of Boise, Idaho, is in town attending to business mat- ters connected with the sale of the Barnes -King to the Butte capitalists, who recently took over the property. Look in our windows for unmatch- able prices on satisfactory shoes. Power Mercantile Co. Will Bennett has returned from a trip through the Cour d'Alenes coun- try in Idaho, and says that while that whole section is prospering, it does not appear to have anything on Fer- gus in that respect. 0. W. Belden returned from Helena Wednesday evening. Roy S. Ayres attorney -at -law, office In the McDonald A Charters build- ing. B. J. Harding, ther ri t Maginnis rancher, has returned a visit to his old home in Pennsylvania., where his wife had been for a Year Psat in the hope of benefitUng her health. Mrs. Harding returned with her hus- band. Dr. R. S. Hedges has returned to Lewistown to resume his practice. Office in Lintz building. 1-4-4 Billings Journal: Dr. E. H. Stoll, chief surgeon of the Billings & Nor- thern railway, arrived in the city Sat- urday night and will spend a week or more here, superintending the erec- tion and fitting up of an emergency hospital for his company. Twenty-flve per cent, discount on the best line of sweaters we have ever shown. Power Mercantile Co. Mr. and Mrs. James Weaver and Miss Hash left this week for Gold- field, Nevada, and it is Mr. Weaver's intention to locate in that section if it looks good to him. Miss Hash will remain away about a month and then return to resume her duties with the Power Mercantile company. Calendar pads for 1907, fitting \Per- fection,\ Empire\ or \Standard\ standards, for sale in the Argus Sup- ply Department at 36 cents each. A letter received from Mrs. F. E. Wright this week announces that her mother, Mrs. Mary A. Sloane, who was recently injured at Rochester, New York, is now so much improved that she is able to be up, and will leave the hospital very soon. Her injuries, It appears, were not at all serious. Watch our window displays for cash bargains. Fergus County Hard- ware company. tf The team attached to George Cald well's hack indulged in a runaway Saturday night and after speeding around the block two or three times,, were stopped in front of the postoffice.1 There was no one in the hack, and , neither the vehicle nor the steeds ap- peared to be any the worse for the run. Tremendous reductions on gent's furnishings at the \busiest spot in town.\ Power Mercantile Co. George Carolus and wife left Tues- day morning for the coast. They will first visit Mrs. Carolus' brother, Bert Coffman, at Medford, Oregon, then proceed to Los Angeles, and finally join the constantly growing colony of Frgeus county people at Ban Diego. They expect to be away all winter. Mr. Carolus is a well known and pop- ular rancher, whose place is near Kendall. Calendar pads for 1907, fitting \Per- fection,\ Empire\ or \Standard\ standards, for sale in the Argus Sup- ply Department at 35 cents each. Sheep Commissioner B. C. White is in from his ranch on Buffalo creek, and says that blizzards and snow banks have not touched the famous banana belt Mr. White has been try- ing to work up interest among the Fergus county wool growers in the na- tional convention of sheep men to be held shortly at Salt Lake City, but says it seems to be impossible to get a delegation from this county. Sup- - ply city. Morrie? of Helena, is in the Charles m main. R.M de lerndl Meredith VMS in this week company. O ri c d e r o p leaf kitchen tables. Clear. i n 34.75. Power Mercantile J. J. Rotaundatad and Allan C,ae. m mlchael i of w l e ezdall, were at the Hoff- an this William Maynard has filed notice of location of the Sleeping Beauty claim, in the Cone Butte mining district L. E. Spring, of Lewistown, has filed notice of appropriation of 160 inches of the waters of Cottonwood creek, to be used in irrigating. Frank F. A. Schulze has brought suit in the distrfct court against Thomas Cruse to recover $700 alleged to be due on a contract Rudolf von Tobel is the plaintiff's attorney. Archie Rogers, the well known rancher of Rogers, has lust sold his place of 520 acres, with improvements, to George Shepard, for $11,000. Mr. Rogers will look for a new location. . George W. Canon, formerly cdeputy county clerk and recorder, and later bookkeeper for Charles Lehman & company, has acceptbd a position with the First National Bank, and Arthur E. Trapp, has resumed his old posi. tion witr the Lehman store. During the past week, Lewistown has experienced the coldest weather of the year, the lowest temperature recorded being on the 8th. when the government therometer registered 20 below zero. The highest temperature recorded was yesterday, when the mercury reached 39 degrees, the min imurn being 20 degrees. At the annual meeting of the stock- holders of the First National Bank, held this week, all of the old officers and directors were re-elected, The capital stock was increased from $100,000 to $200,000, and all of the new issue was subscribed and paid for. The usual annual dividend of 10 per cent was declared. The first letter sent out from the new postoffice of Ross, in Dawson county, lust over the line from Fer- gus, which was eetablished chiefly through the efforts of the Argus, has been received at this office. It states that the office is going to prove a great convenience to a large number of ranchers in that section. Dr. S. E. Brice and bride returned this week from the coast, where they spent some time visiting the principal cities. They were married at Seattle cm Jan. 3, the bride, formerly Miss Grace Million, having for some years been a resident of the Bitter Root valley. Dr. and Mrs. Brice will w- eepy the handsome home erected by the doctor last summer. At the meeting of the shareholders of the Bank of Fergus County, the board of directors was re-elected, with the exception of P. W. McAdow, of Punta Gorda, Florida, his place being taken by John D. Waite. Frank E. Wright was elected vice-president, Austin W. Warr, cashier and Roy J. Covert, assistant cashier. The usual semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent wee declared. Calendar pads for 1907, fitting \Per- fection,\ Empire\ or \Standard\ standards, for sale In the Argus Bur ply Department at U cents each. Notice—To parties having houses to rent, or those desiring to rent houses, see Morton & Martin. White Sulphur Springs Gazette: Hon. Rufus Thompson, of Lewistown, came over late Tuesday to visit with his daughter, Mre L. V. Jackson, for a few days before going to Helena to assume his duties in the legislature, to which he was elected last fall. Mr. Thompson Is one of the largest sheep raisers in Fergus county and has many friends here who will be glad to shake him by the hand. • pretty wedding occurred Wednes- day evening at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Finney. the contrace Mg parties being MIAs Mary E. Glenn and Walter 0. Taff, both of Forest Grove. The ceremony was witnessed by a few intimate friends, who join- ed in wishing the newly wedded couple a long and happy union. The ceremony was performed by Rev. William Remington, of the Baptist church. All $3.00 Gordon hats are $1.95 at the \busiest spot in town.\ Power Mercantile Co. The first carload of automobiles ever received here arrived this week, the machines being for W. D. Symms, George J. Wiedeman, John D. Waite; David Hilger and Fred Warren. These machines are all of the Ford make. and another shipment will come in early in April, which will include two of the finest cars ever seen in this section of the state. They have been ordered by A. W. Warr and S. S. Hobson. Shorthand and Typewriting—Sloan- Duployan and vowel system, taught to an average of 75 words per minute in four months of four hours study per day. System consisting of eight lessons. Shorthand and abrbevtations. Terms: Class tuition, $10 per mo.; private tuition, $16 per mo. Typewrte log terms, $30. Classes started any time. Apply to Mrs. H. A. B. Brady, I 713 Evelyn St., Lewistown. 'Phone,' Mutual 171. 1-11-4' White Sulphur Springs Gazette: A. C. Grande obtained a two months'i, leave of absence from his duties as I clerk of the district court. Mr. Grande left Thursday and will go up into , Canada to visit at Lethbridge, Alta. He said it was a college chum he was going to see; but it is known that pretty girls attend the college where Andrew studied. F. H. Mayn has been engaged to hold down the office during Mr. Grande's absence. One of the biggest real estate deals of this winter has just been closed tip, Joseph Jackson selling to Charles, Lehman the fine business property! adjoining the First National Bank i on Fifth avenue, and extending to the corner. The consideration has not been made public, but involves a large sum. Mr. Lehman will use the new site for business purposes in case his company builds a new business. block on the Main street site, as is 11 contemplated. Later on. it is under - 1 stood, Mr. Lehman may use this new purchase as a site for an opera house, but there is nothing definite about this. The Women's Catholic Order of Foresters held their annual install- ation of officers at Foresters hall Tuesday evening, and the event proved to be a most enjoyable one. The new officers are: Chaplain, Rev. Father Van Der Broeck; medical examiner, Dr. J. T. Foley; chief ranger, Mrs. Rose M. MacGowan; vice chief ranger, Mrs. Mary Johnson; recording secre- tary, Mrs. Louisa Chandler; financial seeretary, Miss Agnes Trost; tree s umr, Mimi Kate fdaloy; trustees. Mrs. Hannah Crowley, Mrs. Kate Crowley, Mrs. Eliza, Foley; conduct- ors, Mrs. Kate Woodworth, Mrs. Na Crowley; sentinels, Mrs. Kate Man- sell, Mrs. Josephine Yaeger. After the installation ceremonies, the ladles en- tertained at progressive euchre and ' other games, and an inviting lunch wa s served. The generous hospitality of the ladies was appreciated, and they received many compliments on the success of the entertainment. Orders taken at the Argue office for lithographed and embossed letter heads and envelopes and goods fur- nished promptly at the lowest prices. Beautiful samples to select from. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o0000000 0 0 000 00000 0000000000 0000 0 0.000 00000 00000 Saverivare, jewelry, Relies, Souvenirs, .A'eepsakes, Jfeirlooms aindArjahmble Paper a_of all Descriptions Can be kept in Uhe JirstWattonal %/link of Lewistown Uho Only Wational 2ank in ..7erstus County at a Cost of $5.00 Per Year. There are but two keys made for each box; and both of these are surrendered to the renter. Private rooms are furnished free for the use of renters of boxes. It will Ow,* as soleasore to show thous to rent• 00000 00000 00000 0 0 0 0 00 0 00000000 00 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 o 00000 Hash ff,soligh for 10 Persons chopped In 3 Mikrutes Ay , r„,•: b r.-. FOOD CHOPPER Thinit of the time saved in the morning! And it chops everything else, also. SAVES TIME. LABOR. MONEY. SOLD BY FERGUS COUNTY HARDWARE CO. Lewistown, Mont, Over 20 Years of steady growth proves Merit. POWER MERCANTILE COMPANY The Largest Distributors of Good fierchanchse in Fergus County Without Any Exception. FREE FREE FREE• A 102 PIECE SET OF CHINA BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED, HAND PAINTED AND VALUED AT $125.00 You get one ticket with each 25c cash purchase in our GROCERY SECTION and there is no limit as to how many tickets you can have. The holder of the lucky ticket gets this beautiful gift and is requested to be present at the DRAWING MARCH 1, 1907, 3 P. M. FREE FREE FREE THE... BEST GOODS STORE THE GREATEST OF ALL WHITE GOODS SALES Proves that we bought our stocks be- fore the advance in the cotton market BECAUSE THE GOODS ARE HERE --NOW!! Bought in the open markets of the world!! Bought from the best mills and factories. _Selected with scrupulous care for the discriminating, prudent and particular people of this locality. This kind of merchandise is what makes THIS THE BUSIEST SPOT IN TOWN CLEARING SALE OF SHOES At the Satisfactory Shoe Store is the place where your DOLLARS DO DOUBLE DUTY NOW. All new, reasonable and trustworthy footwear. We MUST HAVE ROOM for the best line of Spring and Summer Footwear ever brought to Lewistown and now on the way. 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT SALE OF THE BEST CLOTHING Should appeal to every man in this entire community --It's a grand op- portunity to select the Best from the Largest stock of Clothing in Lewistown'- --Nothingreserved at 20 per cent discount. CLEARING SALE OF FURNITURE AND CARPETS Our entire 2nd floor is just brimful of Exceptional Money Saving Opportun- ities to make the home more cheerful, more cozy, more comfortable and no argument will be so Convincing to you as a visit to that daylight floor where YOUR CREDIT- IS GOOD gPsmirommAtowww4pmmoom~wvvivamoorommraotiviovvori
