Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1901-02-13
G, II. VII
The Leading
Druggist.
LeWistOWn, nOntana.

NiNAlA uSphtS ~ NhN pNNtANo' rNN N"H"l
of Gilt Edge, was in the city yesterday
on official business.
Miss Cora ward, teacher of the fourth
grade in the district school. is quite i'll
at the home of /. c. Stiles on West
Main street. She has been confined To
her room since Saturday and her con-
dition now is reported AS serious. Miss
Hughes has charge of her class at the
school, in her absence.
The old fashion spelling bee at the
district school building last evening
was not so well attended as an enter
tainment having in view so laudable
a purpose should have been, but those
present passed a very pleasant evening
nevertheless Prof. Parent and Miss
Lindsey were in charge, and Mamie
Cook and Gilbert Billiard were selected
TO choose sides. Miss Cooks side was
victorious, Prof. Hoisington, of the
high school, the last one left standing,
winning ON the word ''assafoetida, F"
which proved too difficult for Ella
Moshner, Chester Sherwood and the
ARGUS fielder, who had made n stub
born fight up to this point, but the pro-
fessor seemed to digest it very easily.
The proceeds of the entertainment will
be used in purchasing a case of c%urios,
which will be placed in the school
library room.
Invitations to attend the wedding of
Charles Wilson Spar and Miss Margaret
Ralston McCrackin have been received
in Lewistown by several of the intimate
friends of the groom. The ceremony is
TO take place at the residence of the
brides aunt, the Misses McCrackin, at
Fairfield, Iowa, high noon February
Goth. Mr.. Spar was formerly a resi-
dent of Lewistown, being then book
keeper for Il. C. Power & Bro. Later
he was private secretary for Senator Il.
c. Power and of late years has been
connected with the Power interests at
Belgrade, Gallatin county. Miss Nc
Crackin, the bride, is a friend of Mr..
Sparr's youth. his former home having
been in Fairfield. and she is known as a
very attractive and accomplished young
woman by those who have had the
pleasure of her acquaintance. Her
brother is in the navy and commandant
Of the Mare Island navy yard. Mr.. and
Mrs. Spar will be at home in Helena
after April 18th. The many friends Of
Mr.. Spar in this section rejoice in his
good fortune.
While we are not willing to make any
promises concerning the date when the
souvenir edition will appear. we are
able to report progress. The illustra-
tors, who were to do their work in ten
days, have completed it in a little less
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day. The illustrations are clear and
distinct IN many instances the repro
auctions being an Improvement ON the
original picture rms important part
Of the work Is certain tn iaF exceed IN
excellence The expectations oi nc peo-
pie ana the extra tllne taken by the IL
Illustrators has evidently not been spent
IN VAN. In Few days The entire JoD
will be in the hands Of thcprinters and
we confidently trust that no further de-
lays viii occur. Orders for the work
continue to be received daily and the
circulation promises to lar exceed orig
inal expectations. The nuInber to be
printed VIII, however be largely In eX-
cess OF the orders filed ana we hope to
have enough for all, but would urge
those who expect TO send out a number
to hand in the names at once. This
will insure prompt delivery, for all re-
corded orders will be filled first.
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