Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-01-01

Thursdays and sundays. The publ,
are always welcome and are guaran
teed a good meal.
Get one of those Puritan Water
Stills" as a Christmas present fol
your family. After two weeks triaI
you would not be without one at any
price. For sale by T. W. Warren.
Messrs Weaver & Billiard are ex
pecting a large consignment of pianos
and all parties wishing to buy had bet
ter correspond with us and save money.
Cash and installments.
Don't forget that Weaver & Billiard
are still doing business in pianos OF
five different makes. Catalogues and
prices forwarded to outside parties up.
on application. Address Lewistown
Piano Co.
Don't forget that Weaver & Billiard
are still doing business in pianos of five
different makes. Catalogues and prices
forwarded to outside parties upon APP
plication. Address Lewistown Piano
Company.
A very attractive entertainment,
consisting of selections from the lat
est Japanese operas and other inter-
esting numbers, will be given by the
Home Workers on December 9th at
Culver's hall.
A dancing class has been organic
ed by Miss H. Johnston, formerly Of
Great Falls, and dances, for the pur-
pose of instruction, will be held at
Culver's hall every Tuesday night
throughout the winter.
William Ettien of Utica was in the
city last week. Mr.. Ettien says that
a large quantity Of snow has fallen on
the upper Judith and there is an enor.
nous depth of snow in the mountains
at the head of the Judith.
Thomas Delaney. who is well known
throughout Montana by all old-timers,
was in the city this week. Mr.. Delan-
ey is now living at Utica but announ-
ced his intention OF removing to this
city at the earliest opportunity.
The Judith Hardware Co. will fur.
nish a casket or coffin on the short
est notice. Embalming done and me-
talic caskets furnished when desired.
Bodies brought to town will have
proper care for burial. Telephone SO
or 1873.
The big doll on which tickets we're
issued with every five dollar purchase
at the Golden Rule Store was won by
Miss Lena Lindsey, who had in her
possession the ticket numbered 232,
which was the lucky number at the
drawing, which took place on Christ
mas eve.
A new postoffice has been estab-
lished at Kenneth McLean's place at
Pine Grove. This was one of the Of
fees asked for in the petition sent to
Washington by the ARGUS a short
time ago and is a continuation of the
mail route from Lewistown up East
Fork via Pine Grove to Irene.
Sapphire Lodge No. 20 |. o. o. F.
Of Utica will have an open installa'
ton followed by a free dance the
evening of January Z. 1902. Every.
body invited and the boys of Sapphire
Lodge are doing all in their power to
make it the most enjoyable affair that
has ever taken place in Utica.
The Montana State National Guard
has been organized as follows Bat,
terry A. of the artillery at Helena;
Company A. BoZeman; Company b
Butte; Company c, Big Timber; Com
pany d, Red Lodge; Company e, Liv'
ingston. There is one company YET
to be organized, which may be raised
in L%ewistown, though no regular move
has been made in that direction as
yet.
c. W. Tyler, who Is a son OF Uncle
Jimmy Tyler of Rocky Point, paid the
city a visit this week. Mr.. Tyler was
formerly in business in Great Falls
and was a resident of that city fol
many years. There is not nearly al
much snow where | come FROM" SAID
Mr.. Tyler, "as there is in the vicinity
Of Lewistown and it is much warmer
at Rocky Point than here"
The new stage line from Lewis
town, Forest Grove and the N-Bal
ranch to Highfeld is nov in success
full operation and the proprietor. Pet
err Perry, will ~e pleased to hear from
those living along the line who woulc
like their mail regularly delivered