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Fergus County Argus (Lewistown, Mont.), 20 Sept. 1907, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036228/1907-09-20/ed-1/seq-5/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
fultedtitfutokftfutfteltfotft**** 1 PLACELITE OIL pLACELITE OIL Is fres from I hoporlfies. It lou sot akar the rick, sinks sir smell The Bost people au It aid seders' ft. Try our 70 or 76 GASOLINE FERGUS COUNTY HARDWARE COMPANY I L LEWISTOWN 4 FERGUS COUNTY ARGUS. SI - P'TEMBER 20, 1907. LOCAL BREVITIES Dr. Foley. 409 W. Main. Herbert Woodruff, of Garneill, is in town. Jewel hot blast heaters. Lehman's. Mrs. J. R. Martin, of Livingston, is at the Day house. Men's fur coats. Lehman's. Representative A. C. Greene is in from Greene today. Ladies Somata Suede oxfords. Leh - man's. B. C. White left today for a trip through the basin. Men's fur coats. Lehman's. What's nicer than crab apple jelly? Hopkins Bros. Crab apples at Hopkins Bros. J. E. Lollar, the Gan:kill rancher, is in the city on business. Ladies silk hose. Lehman's. T. H. McMahon, of Edgewater, is visiting the county seat. E. G. Worden, lawyer, McDonald a Charters Bide. Phones 127. Frank Degner, the Flatwillow wool grower, is in the city on business. Don's fall to see those moving pic- tures at the Big T. P. They are fine. tf I A SHEEP \A land, Real I offer days one er offered 600 ditch. Hay sheep. All thoroughly barns, out fencing. spring water 250 tons on a school land and this time. Now sum Can The party osition can 400 ewe., Per head. WILL ANY PARTY SEE THIS Estate, RANCH SNAP \ for sale of the in a sheep acres and watering corraled. -buildings, Abuandance for of hay, section runs for Listen! of give who also most PAY PROPERTY. - for best of range household mire about $13,500.00 terms takes have all ALL WHO Loans, ranch. which places sheep young, the next propositions is for for Good sheds of water use. or less. adjoining 3 years All for if desired up this a bunch EXPENSE DESIRES Wright Insurance - FOR dwelling, for thirty ev- under 10,000 miles and and Also Lease this from the prop- of $4.50 MONTANA SALE 2,- OF TO 1 I cirr - lurici LEWISTOWN, . 4 0 ,4 0. 4 0. 6 12 , 43. 4 0.4) 0 43 ,0 0H43 ,4 0 ,4 00 0 B. THOMPSON J. P. BARNES JOHN L. BEEBE FRANK J. HAZES 0R. President Vice-Pres. Cashier Asst. Cashier 8 the Empire Crust Company Bank •si 0- ,.,. . • • Mostana. ill This bank invites the ' accounts of out of town as well as of city I Eamon, depositors and its officers are 8 prepared to give them prompt courteous and efficicient service in a manner to promote pleasant 0 relations with its patrons. ('Your business is solicited. 0 .0.43. 4 0.40.0.02.43.12..0..0.40.0.0 Pure Drugs! 1 CIGARS and TOBACCO SCHOOL SUPPLIES STATIONERY 1 FINE CANDIES Prescriptions Compounded By Registered Pharmacist * 0 Phillips Drug Co. LEWISTOWN 041444444444444 , 44.114444.000044444444440~0 STOCKMEN. Scrip location. Oongreem has closed, knd the Preposition to lease been the public lands has defeated. and cannot come op again until the next Th. preddeet has instructed the secretary of the seeden. to strictly interior enforce the law against fencing the public do- main, and the date set for the beginning of such action Is April 1. 1907. Would it not be well for you to protect yourselves and secure title to the gaverrunsat lands ruttier than take down the fences and construct new Melt But very little good is done to apply to purchase the same es an Whited tract, the cheapest way being to purchase scrip. By the use of lien selection of the highest clams, we can pro- cure title to public lands at a much lower coot than the same can be acquired in any other way. We guarantee the scrip. We would be glad to answer any Inquiries. HILCIER .1 BUSENBURG, Tb•Pl s e\r Ag ea ls• Cashier Austin W. Warr returned home last evening from a flying trip to Helena. When you want good shoes go to e Fad. N. S. Bryant has purchased an in- terest in the Parsons grocery estab- Ishment, and will hereafter hevote himself to that business. 4Men's fur coats. Lehman's. Mr. and Mrs, N. ji. McCauley are in the city from Forest Grove . Stein Bloch c l o thing at The Fad. You simply can't miss any antelope if you bought your rine at the Judith Hardware company. 5 Dr. Attix, Diamond block. I ea. ammo amme4111111,••••am ammer ammo IMO Enameled cooking crockery. Lehmehli. Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt, after spend- ing several weeks here, will leave tomorrow for California to spend the winter. Good for bad boys, shoes at The Fad. A very line sheep ranch proposition is offered this week by Ed. Wright the real estate agght. Here is a \snap\ for some sh man who is be- ing crowded for maze. Look it up. Et Jewel hot blast heaters.. ,ehtnan's. Dr. E. A. Long dentist, who has I been In the east taking a course of lectures for the past six weeks, will be home next week prepared to at- tend to the wants of his patrons. Good for bad boys, shoes at The Fad. A large supply of produce from va- rious parts of the basin has been re- ceived by the local stores this week. The vegetables are of tine quality and will compare with similar product' grown in any part of the state. Dr. G. H. Nichols, over U. S. Land Office. 'Phone Mutual 173. It's a wonder—easiest, fastest and best; every family should use one, because it's different. You can see It at the Fergus County Hardware Co. Overshoes and rubbers. Lehman's. In the damge suit instituted by J. M. Vrooman against the county com- missioners to recover $1,300 in con- nection with the printing contract, the demurrer put iii by the defense was argued before Judge Cheadle this week and taken under advisement. DeKalb & Mettler, lawyers. Offices Main St., Lang building. When you want good shoes go to The Fad. The will of the late E. F. Tuttle was admitted to probate in the district court yesterday and Mrs. Tuttle, the widow, and Harrison J. Tuttle, a brother of the decedent, were ap- pointed administrators. S. E. Peterson, attorney and coun- selor at law, Moore, Mont. Children's camel hair coats. Leh - man's. \All things come to those who wait\ but you did not wait in vain when you waited for us on lap robes. We've got all that you expected and more too—Even our bookkeeper—\Walter\ —\why of course you know him\ can't keep his eyes off of them. Jud- ith Hradware company. Gordon hats $3 at The Fad. City Attorney H. L. DelCalb left this morning for a brief visit to his old home in Nebraska. On his way he will stop at Billings and attend to some legal matters, and on his return, will stop at Helena to argue two cases utensils and 100 per cent pure paint. Lehman's. Great Fails Tribune: Mr. and Mrs. Heat) , C. Crittenden are in the city from the mines of the American SaF phire company at Togo. where Mr. Crittenden is superintenddent of the lapidary plant which cuts and polish- es the sapphires. They will attend the fair here, and will afterward at- , tend the state fair at Helena. E. G. Warden, lawyer, McDonald ' Charters Bldg. PhOrtell 127. 100 per cent pure paint. Lehman's. Billings Journal: W. C. Kent, man- ager of the wholesale department of the Yegen company, and his bride. formerly Miss Margaret Radigan, re- turned yesterday from a two -weeks' honeymoon tour that included both the United States and Canada. Af- ter visiting friends in Butte they took a westward way to Seattle and made the delightful journey to British Co- lumbia. \Into the harness again.\ re- marked the happy benedIct, \and I started to work as soon as I arrived.\ Don't fail to see those moving pic- tures at the Big T. P.. They are fine, lf Jewel hot blast heaters. Lehman's. Miss Honore McDooell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. McDonnell, and George Gannou, trageling salesman for Hugh Wagner. were married in this city Wlednesday evening, the cere- mony being performed by Father van der Broeck at the Catholic church. Following it Mr. and Mrs. Gannon left by team for Moore. From that point they took the train out yester- day morning for a trip, their destina- tion being unknown, but It is announ- ced that they will shortly make Lew- istown their home. The marriage appears to have been a complete sur- prise to the relatives and friends of the bride and it is said that there was strong parental objection to the match. Jewel steel ranges. Lehman's. before the supreme court. During This past day or two may have Mr. DeKalb's absence, E. W. Mettler4 been good weather for ducks—Now don't kick—because you know you will act as city attorne. Ladies silk hose. Lehman's. The injunction proceeding instituted by R. vonTobel against the city to re- strain it from crossing his land in the opening of a street near the cRy hall. came up on demurrer this week and was argued before Judge Cheadte, City Attorney DeKalla...aud Frank E. Smith appearing for the city and Mr. von Tobel and 0. W. Belden presented the other side of the controvele.). The matter was taken under advisement by the court. Hair work made to order, Mrs. A. McLeod, 814 Janeaux St. 'Phone 292. Men's Munsing union suits at The Fad. During the first weak week in Oc- tober, Judge Cheadle will set cases for trial and call a jury term of court. There are now a number of civil cases pending and ready for trial and the criminal docket Is a fairly long one. The most important of the criminal cases will be that of Press Summers, the colored man who is charged with murder for killing another negro, \Red\ Dougherty, at the grading camp near Straw recently. J. C. Huntoon, lawyer; telephone No. 7-0 Bell 'phone, No. 78 Mutual. Office Opposite Day House. atf Overshoes and rubbers. Lehman's. President S. S. Hobson, of the Bank of Fergus County, is in from the country and says that everywhere he has been the crops are magnifi- cent. Wheat is threshing out every- where heavier than was predicted. Numerous contracts are being made by the Moore Elevator company, and options have already been made for more grain than was bought during the company's first year In the field. Wheat is bringing 84 cents at Moore. It's a wonder—easiest, fastest and best; every family should use one, because it's different. You can SOO it at the Fergus County Hardware Co. Utz & Dunn's shoes for women at The Fad. Helena Record: Gillespie & com- pany of Billings have sold the high- est priced bunch of breeding ewes in the state this year, It is declared. They were yearlings three-quarter grade Hampshires, and fetched MN a head. The bunch was bought in July, 1906, by Gillespie & company. and has been bought and traded four times since. Each buyer since then has made money on the bunch. The ewes were' sold the last time to John Tilden who intends to breed them to high grade stock and raise sheep for breeding purposes. You may still be singing about the good \old summer time\ but don't \forget to think\ about the Monarch ranges and heaters for the cold win- ter that's \forninst\ us. Judith Hard- ware company. Children's imitation fur coats. Leh- mansLoots Lehman. manager of Charles Lehman & Co., returned Last evening from a trip to Helena where he went to see what could be done toward se- curing a better rate on hay from Fer- gus to the ooast. Mr. Lehman states that any amount of timothy from the basin can be sold at Seattle for $20 • ton, and he took the rate matter up with the roads, but was not able to secure such a change as would Per- mit shipments from this section to Seattle at a profit However, the mat- ter is still tinder adviselment, and some favorable action may yet be taken with regard to it. Utz & Dunn's shoes for IMMO at The Fad. should have bought your shot gun from Emil at the Judith Hardware Co. Jewel hot blast heaters. Lehman's. Helena Record: At a meeting held yesterday of the directors of the Clear Rang Livestock company the report of the secretary and treasurer show- ed that the net earnings of the com- pany for the Year to be 24.9 per cent. A 15 per cent cash dividend was de- clared payable October 10. . The com- pany has completed the purchase of the John Moore ranch and cattle ad- joining the company's land in Meagh- er county. The Moore ranch contains 3.176 acres and will add greatly to the value of the Clear Range plant. Much satisfaction is expressed by the stockholders with the excellent show- ing made for the year, the mark- ed success of this venture being Mtn - dative of what a large ranch, well stocked and managed, can be made to pay when put into the hands of an Incorporated company. Jewel steel ranges. Lehman's. For the best school shoes go to The Fad. J. W. McKnight has been east of did range for several weeks and returned last Thursday, says the Kalispell Bee. He told a local newspaper that at Per - Me recently he had a long talk with Chief Engineer Walters of the Davis road that is planning to build from the Canadian Pacific down to the North Fork of the Flathead, and that Mn, Walters told him he expected to start at once on a trip over the route, and would be in Kalispell early this month. Mr. McKnight says the en- gineer stated positively that the road would be built, that the money was ready, and that only the details re- main to be decided upon. If satisfac- tory connections can be made at Kal- ispell with a road leading to Butte, the road will likely end here. If no such connection is at hand when the north road gets here, it will be built, on to Butte. Gold Seal rubbers and overshoes at The Fad. The electrical process for the treat- ment of ore, Invented In Prof. J. R. Parks, the Spokane metallurgist, and which was given its first trial on a large scale at the Globe and Maginnis Property at Maiden. Is to be intro- duced in the Sympter district, in eas- tern Oregon. Mr. Parks has been at Sumpter for some time and his pro- cese was tested at the Comstock group, near the famous Red Boy. Although some parties assert that the process did not give satisfactory results at Maiden. It appears to have worked ex- ceedingly well at Sumpter, the result being so satisfactory, at least, that Mr. Parks is to be given the contract for the installation of a large plant at the Comstock. Mr. Parks claims that by the electrical cyaniding process, a larger percentage of the values can be saved at less expense than through any other treatment. Men's washable linen neckties. Leh man's. This is the time of the year when farmers are looking for I I Implements for Fall Plowing and Seeding , John Deere Double Disc 'Plows Superior Double or Single Disc Drills Kentucky Single Disc Drills Dowden Potatoe Diggers I Disc Harrows Schuther, Moline. Mit- chell and Weber Wagons Grain bags and comploto HU of storesdib'rdvere Come in and leave your orders or Telephone No, 52 MONTANA HARDWARE CON We have lust what every farmer needs Leaders in a Hardware • SID •1111111111111110 aiNri•••••111111 41111111101111111.011• meeting to be held at Helena during fair week: To the Sheep Men and Wool Growers or the State: Gentlemen: The annual meeting of the association will be held at the Unitarian church, corner Lawrence street and Benton avenue, Helena. Mont., October 2. 3 and 4, 1907. Those of you that are already mem- bers are expected to renew your al- legiance, and those who are not mem- bers are invited to help along the good cause. The formation of this association, acting jointly with the other wool as- sociations of the northwest, has ac- complished much good for the Indus- try, and the perpetuation of these as- sociations will be of lasting benefit to the sheep and wool industries of Montana and of the great northwest We want every wool grower in Mon- tana to attend the annual meeting of the Montana Wool Growers associa- tion to be held at Helena during State Fair week, there .will be a good ex- hibition of pure bred sheep, which every wool grower owes It to himself to become familiar with. The policy of the present administration is to bring about the government control of the public range, which means prac- tically the same conditions and su- pervision which exists on the forest reserves at present. We want the men from forest reserve sections to tell those from the open range sec- tions what those conditions are and if possible agree on some plan for Lost •nd Found. Lost, between 930 p. to., yesterday and noon today, a bilious attack, with nasuea and sick headache. This loss was occasioned by finding at C. H. William's drug store a box of Dr. King's New Life Pills. Guaranteed for biliousness, malaria and jaundice. 25c. Flu. WOOL GROWERS MEETING. — Call Issued by State association for Fair Week. Following Is the call of the Mon• tana Wool Growers aseociatke for the piece seta high grade cooking ware; a fifty- nine piece handsomely decorated semi -porcelain dinner set or several other val- uable and eattractive premiums well worth THOMAS H. PLEASANTS, M. D. Bell Telephon• Building, Lewistown, Mont, General Medicine and Surgery Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Surgeon. Glasses. Phones: Bell 158, Mutual 328 mutual protection. Owing to the suo- cessful efforts of the Helena Business Men's association the National Wool Growers association will meet in Hel- ena during the month of January, 1908. We must make arrangements to give them a royal welcome. Our business is prosperous, every one can afford this outing, and no one can af- ford to do othertvise than heed this call for their own protection, benefit and profit. The subject of govern- ment control of the public range and forest reserves will be discussed by men of prominence in the state who have given the subject considerable study and thought. Among those who have agreed to talk on this subject are the Hon. Thos. H. Carter, U. S. Senator, and T. J. Walsh, and others. Don't forget the date, make your ar- rangements to be with us October 2. 3 and 4. Yours for co-operation, THE MONTANA WOOL GROWERS ASSOCIATION. High Priced Sheep. Gillespie & Co. sells the highest priced learling ewes of the season.. at $5.50 per head. This is a bunch of high grade Hampshires and have changed owners four times in the past year through th'e efforts of Gillespie Commission Co., each owner making a handsome profit, the present owner, Me. John Tilden, of Park MY, intends to keels them and breed high grade stock for breeding purposes. 9-20-21 CASTOR IA For Infanta and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of izze:t‘ Warning. All persons are warned against trapping or killing beaver on my ranches or leased lands. Mons P. Telgen, Grass Range, 9-8-8t Why Buy Cheap Shoddy Overshoes? The best is far the cheaper in the end. We carry the famous GOLD SEAL and the GOODYEAR GLOVE RED SOLE Both are guaranteed satisfactory. The price is $3.60 for the roiled sole, four buckle like cut FAD SHOE & CLOTHING CO. Telephone 175. Lewistown, Mont. 31 Chreezminute Job It takes the Malleable girl just three minu- tes to clean her range, after the kitchen work is done. She uses a greasy rag, that's all. Quicker than it takes to tell, it looks as good as new. THE ilifi5f,/, 1 !!-Eff, RANGE Is so scientifically built that it will last a life -time, and it is so easy to keep clean that it always looks as good as new. The nickel parts can be quickly cleaned because they are perfectly smooth with round corners there are no place for dust to accumulate. The Malleable Man will tell you all about his favorite range at Lewistown Furniture Company \If You Don't Buy of Us We Both Lose Money.\ Any time from September 23rd to the 28 THE MALLEABLEGIRL WILL SERVE YOU WITH THREE MINUTE BISCUITS AND DELICIOUS HOT COFFEE AND PRESENT YOU WITH.A BEAUTIFUL COOK BOOK and USEFUL SOUVENIR WITH EACH RANGE purchase during this exhibit, you have free choke of' a corn - 7.50
