Fergus County argus., 1903-09-30
Jewel heaters at Lehman,s

mcIeoo, bouievaros near Third Ave.
Samuel Lutz. of Garneill, came in
Sunday to take the benefit of the wat.
ers here. Mr.. Lutz had some wild
horses run against gate and knock
II against him with great force and is
still suffering from the effects of the
iolt.-Husbandman, White Sulphur
Springs.
Miss Meye .Ick. county supern.
tenent of schools, left yesterday morn
ing TO visit the schools at Highfield
and in the MuSselshell section. She
was accompanied by Mrs. C. W.
Thurston and they will be absent for
about ten days.
Go to the Eagle Cafe for a nice
short order meal. Jas. T. Skinner.
Prop.
Miss Maja Herrstrom, trained
nurse from Chicago, has associated
herself with Miss Schroeder in con-
Quoting the private hospital at Mrs.
Shaules' residence In the northern
part of the city. Miss Herrstrom is
graduate of the Passayant Memoir
| iut iAOopieoit VI NhiNo6o'
The Right Reverend Bishop Brewer,
of the Episcopal Diocese of Montana.
conducted services in the Episcopal
church of this city last Sunday morn
ing and evening. Large congregations
were present at both services. Bish-
op Brewer is still in the city and will
conduct the services again next Sun
day morning at 1890 o'clock.
Work has begun upon the founda-
tion for the new Methodist church,
and II is probable now that the build
ing will be erected at once. The
plans for the new church provide for
very handsome edifice and 1t is to
be hoped that the Methodists will be
able to worship in their new church
by the beginning of another year.
The Monarch malleable steel range
is wonder. See them at the Judith
Hardware Co.
Louis Lehman left on Thursday
morning on trip to the apple ORCH
ards of the Bitter Root valley and
the country around Yakima, Washing
L
ply of apples for the firm of Chas.
Lehman & Co., after which he will
proceed to Portland for a visit with
friends residing there. He will be alb
sent about three weeks.
]. Ward Huse. who has just return
ed from a business trip to Glasgow,
informs us that several parties who
1..tu trat ha nf nj N N
sheep to that point have decided not
to ship this season, and the outfits
will be taken back to their home
range. They consist for the most part
of 2-year-old wethers, and their own
ers hope for better market conditions
next year.-River Press.
The oyster season is now open and
you can obtain choice stock at the
Lewistown Meat & Provision Co.
! VIM. McCollum, of Cottonwood, was
a pleasant caller at the Argus office
Saturday. Mr.. McCollum is operat-
ing threshing machine in the Cot
tonwood and Rock Creek sections and
reports that the crops this fall are
very superior in quality and unusual
ly heavy. From virgin soil on the
Rock creek bench he threshed Tie
HOFFMAN crop of winter wheat, which
yielded 30 bushels to the acre, and
on the Chas. Baird ranches the wheat
crop yielded 35 bushels to the acre
Oats is also heavy and every farmer
from Rock creek to Trout creek re-
ports an excellent yield.
Do you need an abstract of your
city, ranch or mining property? Place
the order with us. Kelly & Moulton
Sunday was Harvest Home day at
the Presbyterian church. The audi.
torium was bountifully and tastefully
decorated with banks of the products
of the fertile soil, sheafs of grain and
the prize pumpkin having prominent
places in the scheme. Mrs. w. w
White and Mrs. H. H. Boggs rendered
appropriate solos while the choir con
, tributed its usual share. The Rev
: Quickenden's text was from the par
able of the tares and was an able dis
course full of interesting lessons. Al
the Sunday school session Rev. Pfaus
delivered a Harvest Home talk to the
children and in the evening the fes
tival was continued.
II you are hungry you want to eat
When you eat you want to go to the
best place. The Acme Cafe is that
place.
Some important additions are being
2 made to the city water main system
under the supervision of City Engi
neer Stafford. Between Janeaux and
Watson streets line of .four-incl
mains is being laid from Fifth avenue
to Ninth avenue. On this work force
of twenty men is employed and the
D excavations are almost completed
AS soon as this work is finished 2,50(
9 feet of four-inch mains will be laid II
! the east side Of the city, on Buckskir
: fiat. This line will be from Janeau,
and Miller streets across to Montans
. street, and will place the entire cas-
side of the city in reach Of the watel
system.
Wall paper at your own price a
! Creel & Briggs. Season is nearing
! the end and we positively will no
:. carry over any stock II low price,
/, will clear the shelves.
b Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Wasmansdor
e moved this week from Kendall Il
s Lewistown and will become perma
O nent residents of this city. They will
d reside in the Ward residence, on tn,
L hill. near the base ball park. For th'
!" past three years Mr.. Wasmansdor
:. has resided in Kendall. where he ha
O been employed at his profession o
q civil engineering, being retained b,
!. the Barnes-King company the great
. er part OF the past two years. HI
!. was also the engineer in charge O
: the construction OF the big powe
/. ditch of the Kendall Mining company
Mr.. Wasmansdorf will establish a
loHioa In thtg ottu at ppca and will IA