Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-04-25
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.

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Smoke 1-4-U cigars.
RU on to the l-4-U?
You save money by dealing at
Little's.
Buy gum boots and slickers at the
Commercial Co.
Just received a specially fine line OF
perfumery at Litt.e's.
Buy q watch at Little's. Watch
and price guaranteed.
Newspapers and periodicals at
Stiles company's store.
Have n tailor take your measure
for a SIS or 800 suit. Walter knight.
Remember the largest and best Sc
lected stock and best prices at Titles.
An up-to-date summer suit can be
bought at your W price of Walter
Knight.
b. +. Lepper of Flatwillow was at
tending to land bushes in Lewlstown
yesterday.
Hit tho nail on the head and buy
your spring and summer underwear
at +. Z. Stiles Co.
Telephone 10 for the best heating
and cooking coal on the market, the
Boyd creek product.
James b. Elliot arrived Sunday from
Billings, where he has been with his
family for a fortnight.
II you want the best coal give your
order to Z. G.. Schneider, agent for
the Boyd creek product.
Remember the chicken pie supper at
the Presbyterian church this We'd
nesday) evening. at $50 O'Clock.
A marriage license was issued on
the Goth inst. to Leslie Mccain and
Lulu +. Riggs, both OF Lewistown.
All watch work taken to ID. Z.
Hsmphill will receive prompt and
careful attention and will be guaran-
tecd.
Orders for Boyd creek coal prompt
ly filled by Frank Moshner.
Z. G.. Schneider will book all orders.
Tel. 122.
Owen Griffith has a number OF fine
young mich cowsfors sale. The
may be seen at his ranch on upper
Cottonwood creek.
See notice of shearing at Living
Springs. The popularity OF this point
with growers and shearers increases
from year to year.
w. w. Kimball has the agency for
the Lemp Brewing Co., st. Louis.
Case, two dozen quarts, Si.I5. Case.
four dozen pints, 5.75.
W. c. Draper received a telegram
Monday from Duluth, Mimi, an
nouncing the death Of his father,
which occurred on Sunday.
Does your watch keep perfect time?
II not, take it to ID. f. Hemphill, who
will put it in perfect condition, no
matter how difficult the job may be-
c. X. Cunningham, 81 Gilt Edge,
was In town last week. Ho reports
the camp quietly enjoying good
times and very little OF moment &C.
curing.
Ole Sleten and Ed Hanson Of Lew
istown and william C~hestney OF Gilt
Edge left Monday en- route for Cape
Nome. They expect to sail from Sc
attic on May 10.
W. S. Smith has accepted the agen-
cy OF n large eastern firm for grave
stones and monuments and will be
pleased to show designs and give
prices in all styles.
l.. W. Gerlich. OF the ARGUS office,
received word Tuesday from his
brother announcing the death Of their
father, which occurred in New York
nearly n month before. Mrs. Gerlich
died about fourteen years ago. The
home OF the family was formerly In
Wisconsin.
Mrs. X. III. Eddy would like to or
ganize n Children's Choral Class for
boys and girls to learn the Tonic
Sofia system OF singing by note.
Terms SOC per month. Practice held
once a week. Music provided. VIII
begin with twenty children. AT
home every afternoon this week and
next but Friday.
Remember the ARGUS office has the
finest line OF stationery and the best
/, assortment OF job type of any Office
in central Montana. Everything In
, the line Of commercial printing exc
; cuted in the latest style of the art and
at reasonable figures. Your work
will be given attention any day In
the week. Send us your orders.
A May day dance will be the clos.
ing feature OF the winter season oi
s~ocials given by the ladies OF st
James Guild. The event will be al
Culver's hall on May /, and a general
invitation is extended. The ladies In
charge are: Mrs. W. 4. Long, Mrs
W. ID. Symmes, Yrs. W. S. Smith
Mrs. S. Il. Stone and Mrs. j. NJ. Par
rent.
Next Tuesday evening, May LIST
will occur the May Day Dance giver
hv the 81 InInna Gnill for which IL