Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1900-03-28
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Smoke l-4.U cigars.

II. o. Wareham was in from his
ranch Monday.
H. T. Imislund was In from Grass
Range last week.
Just received a specially fine line OF
perfumery at Little's.
Oscar Stephens has been in town
for a couple OF days.
Buy a watch at LIttle's. Watch
and price guaranteed.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Vad-
nais, Sunday, March %, a daughter.
Remember the largest and best So
lecied stock and best prices at Titles.
NJ. C. Wight, OF Ross Fork, regis
tered ut the Lewistown Hotel Mon
day.
a. s. Wright, of the New Year,
spent Monday and Tuesday in Lew
istuwn.
For a good smoke nsk for the l-4-U
cigar. Sold by all dealers. Made in
Lewistown.
Telephone 122 for the best heating
and cooking coal on the market, the
Boyd creek product.
Upholstering and furniture repair
ing shop in Culver's old photograph
gallery. A. Gordon.
Z. L. Ashley and j. L. Wheat, OF
Flatwillow, were at the Day House
Thursday of last week.
II you want the best coal give your
order to L. G.. Schneider, agent for
the Boyd creek product.
Miss Doyle, milliner for the Power
Mercantile Co returned last week
after a month spent in eastern mar
kets.
Orders for Boyd creek coal prompt
ly filled by Frank Moshner.
L. G. Schneider will book all orders.
Tel. 122.
All watch work taken to d. T..
Hemphill will receive prompt and
careful attention and will be guaran-
teed.
The Wabash Plain Dealer (Indi-
ana reports under date OF March
23rd. subscriptions OF $203.25 to the
ELI Fisher Fund"
Mrs. Rolling and son left Lewis
town Sunday OF their return to their
home in Missoula, accompanying p.
/. Moule as far as TIBET.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. Z. Wright are ex-
pected home tonight from their ex-
tended visit in the east. They have
been at Helena several days.
Jos. Bertrand, OF Bertrand &
Laux, left last week for Chicago, and
st. Louis where he will purchase
spring stocks for the Lewistown
store.
GIRL WANTED-A girl to do gener,
al homework. Good wages paid
and no washing to be done in the
house. Apply Immediately to Mrs,
F. L. Smith.
W. S. Smith has accepted the agen'
cy of a large eastern firm for grave
stones and monuments and will be
pleased to show designs and give
prices In all styles.
The ladies Of the Altar Society Of
| the Catholic church will give a sociaI
at Culver's hall April 10Th, to which
a general invitation will be extended
further announcement Of the event
to appear later.
David Hilger and Mrs. Cliff Lindsey
returned from Helena Friday last
where bothappeared before Governor
Smith seeking a communication o
sentence or complete pardon for Jos
eph Hurst, brother OF Mrs. Lindsey
Horses for sale. Moore & Wells
have a number Of broken and un
broken horses for sale, weighing
from 1900 to 1900 pounds each. A
few matched teams. At the acksoI
ranch, five miles southwest OF town
+. w. Sheldon OF the Montana rail
road, accompanied by A. B. Lehman
left Sunday for Helena, intending
while en- route, to travel Via Merint
and look over the progress made OF
the railroad extension. They will b.
absent about ten days.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the NJ
L. Church held a very pleasant socia
at the residence OF Prof. Sillowa,
last Wednesday evening. Music
readings and Rotations added tC
the enjoyment Of the evening and {
delicious lunch was served.
River Press: j.. II. ETers ha,
bought some lots ut the corner %
Laurion street and the levee and will
commence work at an early date up
on q commodious frame residenc'
thereon. The house will cost ubou'
$500 and be built by j. G. Knapp.
River Press: A visit IL expected
soon from Harry Somers, manager
Of the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele
phone Co., In eastern Montana. Dir
Soners 10 considering the advisable
ty OF connecting Fort Benton Will
the lines of the Bell company, whicl
cover the whole west, II our citizens
take sufficient interest in the pro
gram.
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