Fergus County argus., 1903-09-23
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Lehman sells the Jewel heater.

Lehman sells the Jewel heater.
Mrs. E. ]. Sanford, of Edgewater.
was in the city Monday and Tuesday
The Jewel heater is a jewel of a
heater. See them at Lehman's.
Joe Sims, the Musselshell wool.
grower, is visitor in the city this
week.
For souvenir china go to W. S.
Smiths.
j. c. Bundy, a well known resident
of Cascade county, made brief visit
to the city the past week. being the
guest of his nephew. John B. Ritch.
DIR. A. H. Russell, dentist, Main ST..
one block east Of court house.
S. A. Selover, of Butte. agency di-
rector for Montana of the New York
Life, has been in the city the past
week attending to matters connected
with his company's affairs.
Home rendered lard is the best
at the Lewistown Meat & Provision
Company.
Secure your heating stoves from Ju-
dith Hardware Co.'S wonderful assort-
ment
Avery Armstrong. who has been in
the hospital the past three weeks suf-
fering from an attack of intermittent
fever. is once more able to be on the
streets. He will be employed by the
Lewistown Commercial CO. after Oc-
tober 1st.
Exhibitors who left articles in the
youths and art departments at the
fair should call at Mrs. T. w. War
ren's for them. Those who were
awarded prizes in these departments
and have not received them yet, may
also get their checks by seeing Mrs.
Warren.
If you wish to buy house, a lot,
ranch or gold mine, or loan your
money on real estate mortgages at q
good rate of interest, call on Kelly K
Moulton, Electric building, Lewistown.
The Right Rev. Bishop Brewer. ID
d., will arrive here from Helena next
Saturday and will preach in ST. James
church on Sunday, both morning and
evening. On the following Monday he
will go out to visit different places in
| the Rev. Mr.. Bells mission field and
expects to confirm a class on Tuesday
night at Forest Grove school house,
which will be presented by Mr.. Bell.
Everything neat, new, cool and
clean at the Acme Cafe. Come and
see for yourself that this Is true.
The contract for the erection OF the
school building at Kendall has been
awarded to Henry Parent and Geo.
S. Wells, the contract price being S3,-
S75. The new school structure will be
frame building, "a Sc feet. two
stories high. The specifications re-
quire that the building shall be of
first-class material in every particu-
lar and as the contractors themselves
are both skilled mechanics it follows
that Kendall should have a school
house of which it may justly feel
proud.
You can get accurate assays. All
work is guaranteed by Wilton G.
Brown, Helena, Mont.
Frank L. Smith returned Friday
evening from Helena, wnere he had
been to attend the meeting of the Ma
sonic Grand Lodge. Mr. Smith states
that the meeting of the Grand Lodge
this year was the most enthusiastic
and best attended of any meeting in
the history of the order of the state
The most important action taken by
the Grand Lodge at this meeting was
the appointment of a board to take
the initiatory steps toward building
home for aged and INDECENT Masons
in this state. Mr.. Smith was appoint
ed a member of the board.
City Marshal Bebb is putting sever
al of the FOUNDERS that were attracted
here by the fair on the run this week,
and he should have the support of ev-
cry good citizen in this commendable
work. The fair brought in a large
consignment of advance agents. Sec
retaries, sure thing grafters. and 9TH
er undesirable characters and the ac-
ton of the marshal in chasing them
out at once before they get located in
the community Is most proper. Not
in the history of the town has there
been such a large number OF FOUNDERS
and grafters, and it is time that they
be made to hit the grit.
Attorney +. E. Smith went to Gilt
Edge Monday to appear for the plain
tiff in a civil suit in Justice Sawyer's
court. The case involved the claim
and delivery of a COW, the plaintiff be-
ing John A. Cameron, Of Fort Magin-
mis-, the defendant, j. p. Jensen, of
Gilt Edge Cameron purchased cow
from a party residing In his neighbor-
hood but Jensen had possession of the
COW at the time of the purchase and
refused to turn her over to Cameron,
who brought suit for the delivery of
the animal. Witnesses galore were
summoned. some of them being
brought from as far away as the Lit
tie Rocky mountains. A jury trial was
demanded by the parties interested
and resulted in the jury bringing in a
verdict favorable to the plaintiff. The
costs in the case amounted to $l4O.
which compels us to offer the sugges-
tion that 1t would be at least more
economical to keep out Of the courts
If possible.
The contest on the Biddle piano ap-
pears to have resolved itself into a
struggle between the Odd Fellows and
allied societies on the one hand and
the Home Workers society of the
Presbyterian church on the other.
with first one and then the other lead
ing at the weekly count. 1t was learn
ed last week that some people are fig.