Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-03
Fall clothing at Powers.

Fur collarettes and Boas at Pow.
er's.
Fall Waists, KimInas and Wrap.
pers at Powers.
wanted-Dining room girl, s25 per
month. Apply Day House.
!, Remember the Republican primar-
les will be held next Saturday. Sept
9Th.
Wanted-A good girl for general
house work. Apply to Mrs. Frank f,
Wright.
:, Buy your builders materials of
every description of the Judith Hard.
ware Co. Best grades, lowest prices.
Restaurant for Rent-Change nee
essitated by illness of proprietor. All
in first-class order. Inquire at this
Office.
Ed. Harvey, formerly with the Cit.
liens Electric Light Co, has secured
a position with the Western Union
Telegraph Co. at Denver.
Wanted-About $500 head of sheep
to winter. New shed; excellent range
and abundance Of hay. Inquire OF
Crane Sheep Co., Belt. Mont.
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.
The Rev. Henry Quickenden will re-
turn on September End from his out
ing on Flatwillow and will resume
service on September eth with a rally.
ing day for the Presbyterian congre-
cation.
Frank Mitchell, of the firm of
Slough & Mitchell of Stanford. was
in the city for several days last week
and mentioned that he had made all
preparations to ship his beef cattle
in the course of a few days.
Amos Snyder. of the commission
firm of Jackson. Higgins G. Co., has
been stopping in this section of the
country for the past week. AS he is
a brother to Mrs. T. NJ. Shaw he has
been enabled to combine both pleas.
ure and business.
Mrs. Theodore Gray and Miss Ruby
Goodell of Philbrook left by private
conveyance for Harlowton on Satur-
day. The ladies are going east to Wis
1t relatives and friends and will be
absent for about two months. Their
many friends unite in wishing them
a pleasant trip.
The American House is now under
lease to Marion Burke and Mr.. Burke's
ripe experience in the management of
hotels has already contributed to ma
terial improvements. None but white
labor will be employed and every ef.
fort will be made to maintain a high
! standard OF excellence in the table
service.
A unique race will shortly be pull,
ed off between the 'Galloping Swede'
and Mark Mclean. The race is the
result of a challenge issued by the
Swede a short time ago, when he Of
tered to run a long distance race on
foot against a man on horse back.
II c route chosen for the race Is from
Lewistown to Fort Benton.
Chas. Belden Of Utica made a trip
to the city last week on which he was
accompanied by his wife. Mr.. Belden
informed the representative of the AR
GUS that his beef roundup common
ced last Friday. He has considerable
faith in the beef market this fall and
in all probability will ship pretty close
this season. Mr.. Belden's residence
on Fifth avenue Is being rapidly COM
pleted and will probably be rented for
a year, when it will be occupied by
Mr.. Belden and family.
Miss Alice Z. Bennett and Mrs.
Dorothea Badger will again favor the
people Of Lewistown with a literary
and musical entertainment on next
Saturday evening. Miss Bennett is
a reader and impersonator of great
ability and delighted her auditors on
her first appearance here, while Mrs.
Badger is a vocalist ii Is a pleasure
to hear. An entirely new program
will be rendered and a treat can be
expected. Tickets rs and so cents.
: Reserved seats will be on sale at VIII
liams' drug store.