Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1902-09-24
]. w. Akerly is in the city.

]. W. Akerly is in the city.
Fall waists, Kimonas and WrsE
pers at Powers.
Buck Buchanan was in the city fro1
Tie North Moccasin yesterday.
A bright baby girl was born to MI
and Mrs. Jeff Sherman on Monday.
Do you want a nobby street hat
See those at Madame Gleason's.
B. C. White was In town ATTENDING
the Democratic convention on SatuI
day.
John Murphy of Utica was trans
acting business at the county sea
yesterday.
Correct styles and moderate prices
characterize the hats Madame Glea
son displays.
The mems suit sale at the Lewis
town Commercial is a dandy. Dom
miss a good thing.
The Power Mercantile Co.'s win
dows present a very metropolitan ap
pearance and are unusually well dec
Grated.
A Dahl will soon open a boot and
shoe repairing shop three doors be,
low the Elkhorn stable in the building
occupied by Anderson, the assayer.
Clarence Barnes. accompanied by
his son and daughter. Clarence and
Miss Lulu, left for Bozeman on Mon
day. The children will attend col.
lege at that point.
The new front in the Montana
Hardware Co.'s building is being rap
idly put In position and when COM
pleted will make a great improve
ment to that part of the city.
Oswald Lehman returned yesterday
from a trip to st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Chicago. On the return trip Mr..
Lehman came up through Colorado
and reports a very pleasant time.
Next Thursday evening at 1880 p.
m. special services at the Catholic
church. Sermon, rs There a Hell?"
by Rev. Joseph Norman. All are in
vited; men and women; Catholics
and on-Catholics.
Mrs. DIR. Frank, oculist, is en- route
to Lewistown and will arrive within
a few days. She comes well recon-
.ended and her expected arrival ear
Iier was only delayed by a large
amount of work encountered in other
Montana cities.
A chicken pie supper will be given
at the Methodist church UNI
der the auspices of the Ladies Aid.
The members of this organization are
Justly famed for their chicken din
ners and there will undoubtedly be a
large attendance.
From the looks of the situation the
Democratic party will be one or two
short on the ticket. 1t seems to be
The prevailing opinion that they must
have been hard up for candidates
when they broke over into the Repub-
Iican preserves to get EN-.
T. l.. Matthews, a well known butcn-
er of Helena, has found gold nuggets
the gizzard Of ducks shot in the
Prickly Pear valley. II might pay
of the local sportsmen 20 con
iuct a post norton examination of
The contents of their game bags.
Over two hundred men were present
last Sunday at the opening of the
mems mission in st. Leo's church.
Thomas Pagan and Father
Norman spoke most eloquent
Iy. the topic of his sermon being:
Salvation" Services every Tor
at $3.50 and every evening at $3.50.
Notice-Anyone intereste- In the
or reorganization OF
Schools in his or her c0mmun-
ty, or II 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
o such persons anywhere in the state
Montana.
DR.. A. H. Russell. formerly of Min
leapolis, but now of Kendall, will be
n Lewistown from the third to the
ninth of October. The doctor Is a
,raduate of the University of Mime
iota and had four years practice in
he largest dental office in that city
,rior to graduation, since which time
lie has taken a leading place in his
profession. He makes a spec
atty of artificial teeth and guarantees
work. During his stay In
he may be found at the
of the American House.
F. E.. Smith returned from Harlow
on by private conveyance yesterday.
dr. Smith has been attending the
4nnual conclave of the Grand Masonic
odge at Butte, of which order he has
zen appointed Worshipful Grand Mas
er. He is now the wearer of the Of
Icial signet ring, which was delivered
nto his keeping by the former grand
at the time of his installation.
he ring is a heavy and valuable one
nd Is used to attach official seals to
he documents Of the order. 1t was
made sixteen years ago from native
old for Samuel Word. its first wear
r, and has been handed down from
ear to year to the succeeding grand
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