Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-17
Fall clothing at Powers.

Wanted-About $500 head of sheer
to winter. New shed; excellent range
and abundance of hay. Inquire oil
Crane Sheep Co., Belt, Mont.
Joe Leheure OF Butte has accepted
a position as mixologist at the Ma.
%iestic,"
II you are in need of a casket or
other undertaker's supplies call at the
Montana Hardware Co. and your
wants will be supplied. Telephone
No. SO or SO.
W. E. Russell. a representative of
the Pacific Coast Pipe Co., is in the
city from Butte.
Fine table service and comfortable
accommodations a always be
found at the American House, Marion
Burke, Prop.
Walter Ebbage arrived in the city
on Sunday and is now visiting his
brother at Kendall.
Coronation cloth is the very latest
and has already proved a popular sell.
err for mems suits. Walter Knight
has a fine assortment of pieces.
A. A. Campbell, the representative
of the Helena Record. is stirring up
business in this vic.-.ty.
Best quality OF hams and bacon, as
well as superior fresh meats, and fish
and game in season at the Lewistown
Meat Co.
The lack of the necessary piping
for the city water works has retarded
the work considerably of late.
Does your baby give you any trou.
BILE? If so go to the Montana Hard.
ware Co. and buy a baby jumper and
your troubles are over.
Sixteen hundred Merino-C otswold
ewes for sale at a bargain. Fourteen
hundred lambs from the same ewes
for sale. Address all inquiries to
Ole Vinger, Grass Range, Mont.
Mrs. DIR. Frank, oculist, is en- route
to Lewistown and will arrive within
a few days. She comes well recon-
mended and her expected arrival ear
lier was only delayed by a large
amount of work encountered in other
Montana cities.
Notice-Anyone interested in the
organization or reorganization of Sun.
day Schools in his or her community,
or If desiring to form classes. he or
she would do well to correspond with
Edwin M. Ellis, of Helena, Mont, who
is prepared to render assistance to
such persons anywhere in the state of
Montana.
Boy Wanted-A strong, bright boy
who wants an opportunity to learn a
remunerative trade can obtain steady
employment at this office with good
wages from the start. Boy from thir-
teen to fifteen years old preferred
and one who can live with parents
OF relatives.
The first meeting of st. James SUM-
day school, which met last Sunday at
the church at 8 a. m, was very en-
c~ouraging and augers well for the
future. The large number who at
tended promised to bring others with
them next Sunday. A Bible class will
be started and also an infant class.
ana parents are urged to send w
the very little ones for Christian in
struction.
A New York dispatch states that
the courts have awarded to one M.
f. Davis" but really to r. A. Am
mon, the money left by the defunct
$40 per cent Miller syndicate. The
total is about $4,000. The judgment
was to the poor dupes who put their
money in the concern, but as they
have assigned their claims for a few
cents to Davis" Ammon gets the
pile. Miller is in Sing Sing for eight
J years.
Father Joseph Norman of Kansas
City and Father Thomas Vagan of
st. Louis arrived in the city last Sun
day to conduct a two weeks mission
in st. Leo's Catholic church. Last
Sunday. at the opening Of the mis-
sion, the curch was packed to its ut
most capacity and since the audience
has increased every service. All are
invited to attend at the morning SER
vices at $3.50 a. m. and at the even
ing services at 1880 p. m. every day.
DR.. A. II. Russell, formerly of Min
neapolis, but now of Kendall, will be
in Lewistown from the third to the
ninth of October. The doctor Is a
graduate of the University Of Mime,
sofa and he'd four years practice in
the largest dental office in that city
prior to graduation, since which time
he has taken a leading place in his
chosen profession. He makes a spec
ialty of artificial teeth and guarantees
f~irst-class work. During his stay In
Lewistown he may be found at the
parlors of the American House.