Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-31
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Everybody invited.
Chas. Lehman & Co., have some
thing to say about furniture, read
their ad. on first page.
The ladies of st. James Guild, will
meet with Mrs. Scion B. Stone on
Friday afternoon of this week.
Note the change in the Montana
Hardware Co.'S ad this week. They
have something to say that will
interest you.
The ladies of the Methodist society
will give a lawn fete, on the
parsonage grounds this evening.
Everybody invited.
There will be a meeting of The
Home Workers at the Presbyterian
church, Friday afternoon of this
week, at 3 O'Clock.
The Lewistown Commercial Co.
and the Power Mercantile Co. are
offering special inducements to
patrons. Read their ads.
DIR. Hogan returned from Ubet yes
terday with his family whom he met
en- route from Bozeman. They will
make Lewistown their home.
f. B. Shafer, formerly proprietoro OF
the Democrat, is a visitor i'm the city.
Mr.. Shafer has many friends here
who will be glad to meet him.
A telegram from Chickamaugas says
the Third United States volunteer
cavalry, Col. Grigsby, received orders
for each troop to proceed to the point
of mastering into the service and
there to be mustered out.
Elsewhere will be found the adver-
tisement of Ovren < Nelson, painters
and paper hangers. These gentle
men are artists in their line; keep on
hand IA good stock of wall paper and
aim to please their patrons. Work
throughout the county solicited.
They are located i'm Parrott's black
smith shop, east side.
Remember Lieut.. willard will de-
liver his lecture on the battle of
Santiago at Culver's hall, next Fri
day evening. OF course the young
lieutenant does not profess to be an
orator, but he will simply relate the
incidents of the campaign and the
battle az they came under his
observation. No doubt those at
tending will be well repaid.
DR.. f. A. Long, the dentist, who is
visiting in Butte, writes that he will
start for home next week. He will
stop at Stanford for three days.
September Z, s and 8, and Utica 10,
IL and II and viii reach Lewistown
ON September 13i . Those desiring
his services shu, 4 remember the
above dates. The lctor's work is
giving good sat- action. Don't
neglect your teeth.
At a meeting of the .irectors of the
Fair Association held last Friday, it
was decided to offer a purse of $4,000
for a drilling contest during the fair,
and E. W. King of Gilt Edge was
appointed superintendent with power
to arrange all details. A number of
citizens have manifested a Willingness
to subscribe an additional amount
and doubtless enough can be raised
to make the prize worth striving
for.
X. o. Shorey, the well-known
rancher and cattleman of Red Lodge
Roberts to Mr.. Mitchell for S1,1OO
and will depart for the mouth of the
Musselshell, being Joined en- route by
his wife who is visiting friends at
Ubet, Fergus county. Mr.. Shorey
will drive his herd of 200 head of
to his new range and make
the Musselshell his future place of
residence.-Red Lodge Pickett.
The fall term of school will open
Tuesday next with eight depart
ments, the Instructors being Prof.
f. NJ. Vancil, Prof. Z. NJ. Silloway,
Prof. HI. A. Moulton, Miss Main,
Miss Lindsey, Miss Clancy, Miss
Jackson, Miss Luton. For the
present two departments will be
housed in the Jackson building, one
in the little school house and one in
the room formerly occupied by
the Sunset club. Prof. SillOway
arrived Sunday and Misses Main
and Lindsey are expected Friday
next.
Section 451 of the Civil Code pro-
vides that every corporation having
capital stock, shall annually, with
in twenty days after the first day of
September, file with the county
clerk and publish in at least one
newspaper in the county in which
such corporation does business, IL
report of it's capitol stock, amount
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