Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-11-26

Six Room House Cheap-Centrally
located residence for sale al a bar.
gain. Call at Argus Office.
To assist in starting a gooa cause
the fremen OF Gilt Edge will give a
masquerade ball on Christmas night,
The movement deserves the assist.
ance and support of every citizen OF
the camp.
A Great Bargain in Houses-Six
room house, barn. sheds, etc. for sale
cheap. Inquire at this office.
John A. Drake of Chicago has trans.
ferred all his individual mining claims
in this county, all in the vicinity of
Gilt Edge, to the Gold Reef Mining
Co. Mr.. Drake is the principal stock.
holder in the Gold Reef so the trans
fer does not really effect his interests.
A few beautiful patterns still in
stock at Madame Gleason's will be
closed out at exceptionally low prices.
II will pay you to investigate.
There will be no services in st.
James church next Sunday, November
Both, as the Rev. A. W. Bell will hold
services In the school house at Upper
Cottonwood at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon. when he will administer the
sacrement of holy baptism to several
persons. Sunday school as usual at
9:io a. m.
Dainty and stylish ribbon accessor-
les in stock and made to order at
Madame G~leason's. Sets to match
evening gowns are a fashionable fad.
d. C. Ward. who had one of the
bones OF his foot broken some time
ago by a horse falling on him, is able
to be about, but has to use a crutch
and cane and is unable to put his
foot to the ground.
II you are in need of a pretty and
~serviceable street hat remember that
the balance of Madame Gleason's new
line is being closed out at half price.
Mr.. Fenx Danioth, accompanied by
his neice and Miss Katie Tresch, both
of Beaver creek, left Monday morning
for a four months trip abroad. They
will go first to England and then to
the continent, stopping at Paris and
in Germany. visiting relatives in
Switzerland and extending their tour
into Italy. The entire time will be
consumed in travel and a most enjoy
able trip seems assured.
For Sale-A six room house and
lot for sale. New and convenient.
Have got to sell before January LIST,
as owner is going away. Cheap for
cash or easy terms for right party.
Apply at the Argus office.
Frank Neissner of this place, P. b.
Gallagher of Helena, and $. Irwin of
Great Falls, returned last week from
a ten days hunting trip down in the
bad lands. They had fine luck, ten
black tail deer and numerous grouse
falling prey to their deadly aim. They
failed to state the number which were
shot at and did not fall. Messrs.'
Gallagher and Irwin returned to their
respective homes this morning.
Mr.. +. C. Calhoun ana wife Of Tam
pico, Mexico, arrived in Lewistown
Friday night. via Fl. Benton. Mr..
Calhoun, while an American, has been
engaged in raising coffee and sugar
in the southern cline Tor some years,
but his physicians advised him to
come north for his health and recon-
mended the Judith BASIN. He is well
impressed with this section and con
templates engaging In active business
IA an opening presents itself.
Tom Wilson. owner Of the Lewis.
town HarlOwton stage line, was over
Thursday from Harlowton.
G.. x. Norris of Judith, 7. G. Power
and G. b. Power Of Helena. hare filed
four articles of incorporation with the
recorder of this county, Incorporating
the Bad Lands Improvement Co."
Clagett Land Co." Sag Land Co"
and the Norris Land Co." each with
q capital stock of $1,000 and the prin-
cipal place OF business OF each to be
/ in Judith, Fergus county, Mont.
Mrs. Holzemer returned Saturday
from a visit 10 the home OF Mrs.
Charles Bessy near Fort Maginnis.
| She left her children in the country
to avoid the possibility Of them catch
ing the scarlet fever, which Is o or
less epidemic in this city.
N. j. Littlejohn. until lately fore
man of the Gold Reef Mining Co.. has
resigned his position at Gilt Edge and
will devote his time to the laundry
business, he being INC of the owners
of the Judith Steam Laundry OF this
c1y.
There will be a Thanksgiving SER
vice for the public in the ~Presbyter-
ian church on Thursday, Thanksgiv-
ing day, from IL o'clock till IL. The
service will be confined to n hour
SO that it need not interfere with the
home enjoyment Of the day. The
choir will sing. the presidents proc
lamation will be read calling the peo-
pie to such assemblies and Rev. Henry
Quickenden will deliver a short ad-
dress. Il is well mat the distinctive
character of the day be preserved by
public thanks giving and home
inns.