Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-04-02

Piano sale every evening all week
at culver's.
Piano sale every evening all week
at culver's.
Vote for r. A. Hanks as alderman
from the Third Ward.
William Maddox OF Grass Range
was in Lewistown this week.
See Mrs. e. II. StoIl do her Patty"
dance at culyer's hall April 3rd.
G. NJ. Bradbury of Utica is taking
in the metropolis OF Fergus county.
W. T. Neill of Garneill was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
Blackboard & Blackboard. attorneys.
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
See the Apollo self-player at Cul-
yer's this week. Must be sold by Sat.
urday. April 9th.
Go and see Mr.. Blodgett and his
travelling cats at Culver's hall tomor-
row night, April 3rd.
Go and see Mr.. Blodgett and his
travelling cats at culver's hall tomor.
row night, April 3rd.
Remember Mr.. Bob" at Culver's
hall tomorrow night. Seats on sale
at Williams drug store.
L. B. Cleveland, proprietor and edi.
tor of the Cleveland Chronicle. is look.
ing up business in the city.
Z. r. Judd, the energetic repre-
sentative of the Mutual Lie Of New
York, is visiting the county seat.
Mrs. Flora Acly wishes to obtain
some plain sewing; satisfaction guar
anteed. Apply next door to John
Laux residence on Fifth avenue.
A telegram has been received at
the Power Mercantile Co.'S store to
the effect that w. ID. Symmes left st.
Paul on Monday on his way home.
You have but three days more to
leave orders for tuning. Our tuner
will be here only till Saturday. April
9Th. ORION BROS.
Every member of the Lewistown
volunteer fire department Is request.
ed to be present at Friday evenings
meeting for the annual election Of
officers.
Miss Maginnis has resigned her
position with the Lewistown Tele-
phone Co. and will be succeeded by
Miss Mary Simpson. Miss Maginnis
has ably filled the position of night
operator to the company for the past
three years. in which period she has
gained many friends.
A grand opening will be given by
b. e. C. Niemeier at the Judith Bak-
cry on Saturday, April 9Th. on which
occasion cocoa and cake will be sery.
ed free to visitors. The bakery plant
is a most complete one and 1t will
pay the public to view the ample ia.
~cilities provided by the proprietors in
order to supply the needs of the pub.
Lie in their line.
Richard A. Hanke. he of the Lew
tstown Commercial Co, Volunteer
Fire company, prominent in fraternal
and social circles, should be a win
Der in the Third ward. Like his 90.
nominees. he is a young man, a
hustler in everything he undertakes
a mar willing and anxious to serve
|, the whole people and one in whose
hands the interests of the citizens
will be quite safe. Perhaps you
haven't heard it before. but Mr.
Halike served as alderman In his
home town in Illinois-and that isn't
why he came west. either. Give Mr.
Hanke your vote.
Piano sale every evening all week
at cuIver's.
iewistown Democrats are having
an uphill job of IL this spring and the
opinion is freely expressed by several
that either no ticket at all will be
placed in the field or the nominations
will be merely a matter of form and
for the purpose of maintaining party
organization" Regardless of party
citizens are well satisfied with the
|, management Of affairs by the Repub
licans aud the character Of the meT
named AZ Republican candidates this
: spring makes 1t a practically hopeless
task to undertake their defeat. Tn,
total registration Monday and Tues
! day was go. Of which a large major
I ity are Republicans. and as Satur
days books are only to be opened fol
. those absent from town Monday Of
Tuesday. or Otherwise unable to reg
lister. the total vote will not be great
ly in excess Of last years.