Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-02
Jim SINNERS place.

last Friday.
Buy New Orleans molases right
from the barrel at Cooks.
Tom Halbert was in from Halberl
Saturday and Sunday.
Look for the pink ticket In the
White Satin -four sack.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mace were in
the city Monday from the coal mines
below Maiden.
Don't forget, you will live long and
prosper" If you buy pure, wholesome
food at Cooks Cash Store.
Ben Enger. a prospector of the
North Moccasin mountains, vas in the
city during the first Of the week.
Judith Hardware Co. for cutters.
]. d. Donald and son. Walter, OF
Wisconsin. arrived in this city Thurs.
day on their way to Seattle. They
are the guests of John Charters and
other relatives in Lewistown.
Jim SINNERS place.
A big assortment of mems boys
and children's clothing. We do not
ask you the old-time Montana prices.
either. Give us a look if you need a
Christmas suit. Golden Rule.
The cold weather makes our heavy
underwear a necessity. The prices
make il interesting. Golden Rule.
J. j. Fleming, of Duluth. arrived in
this city Monday night and left this
morning for Mcdonald creek, where
he will visit his sister, Mrs. Nate Nc.
Cauley. for an indefinite period. Mr..
Fleming spent the greater part of last
winter in this vicinity.
For Sale-Two business lots. Excel.
lent location. Enquire Of Wright
Bros.
George H. Kitchener was a visit
or in the city Sunday and Monday
from Stanford. Mr.. Kitchener has re
Gently returned to Stanford from the
eastern part of the state, where he has
been for nearly two years past. He
says that the Judith Basin is the best
country that he has seen and he feels
satisfied to locate here permanently
We have just received a a load
of storm doors and windows. Montana
Lumber company.
Michael Fitzgerald, a former mem
Der Of the First Montana regiment
was in the city from Maginnis Mon
day. Mr.. Fitzgerald was a member
of X company. from Anaconda, and
afterward served with Colonel Wal
lace's seth regiment U. s. volunteer
infantry. He found many former
friends among the ex-soldiers of the
First Montana here.
w. S. Smith is the only exclusive
house furnisher in Fergus county. Get
his prices. He a save you money
Miss Clara Doyle left yesterda,
morning for Bozeman. where she is
to give an Evolutionary entertainment
in the near future. From Bozemar
she will go on to Livingston, wher,
she will give a reading under the aus
pices of the hospital directors. She
will return to Lewistown before tn,
holidays. which she will spend in this
city.
Blackford & Blackford. attorneys
office in Judith Basin Bank building.
Billy Hatch was in Lewistown Sat
urday on his way to his home at the
head of Beaver creek from a two
weeks hunting trip down in the bat
lands. He had ten deer, killed b,
himself and four companions on the
hunt. He says that deer are numer
u in the famous hunting grounds or
the Missouri, despite the large mum
bers which have been killed by hunt
ers the present season.
We want no trade that is not ours
by virtue of honest goods at low
prices. Golden Rule.
George Huber was a visitor in the
city during the past week from hi
ranch on Warm Spring creek. WheI
asked about the weather in his sec
ton of the county George said thar
he ploughed right along on his rancl
while the reports of frozen thermom
eters and showed In trains we're com
ing In every day during the recent
storm. 1.-THE water scarcely froze ov
err at my place." said George.
The Judith Hardware Co. beat then
all OIL stoves.
Word was received in this city yes
terday morning by DR.. Russell of the
death Of Mrs. Russell's father, G. d
Coleman, Of Anoka, Mimi, on Mol
day. Mr.. Coleman leaves four chill
dren in this state, Mrs. E. w. King
of Bozeman. Mrs. A. H. Russell, o
this city, Mrs. Howard /. Shaw, o
Kendall, and A. C. Coleman, registra,
of city water works in Great Falls
All of the children have but latel,
returned from the bedside of thei
father.
The Home Workers will meet oil
Friday afternoon Of this week at
o'clock at the home of Mrs. Harr.
Brown. Mrs. Brown will be assisted
by Mrs. Wagner, Mrs. Miner and Mrs
w. w. White. All ladies who are II
any way interested in the Presbyter
ian church and newcomers who hav'
not allied themselves with any othe
denomination, are invited to be pres
ent and will be made most welcome
A personal invitation is not deeme'
necessary.
Ladies waists, wrappers and col
sets must be closed out at Cooks.
On Sunday. Nov. goth, at the hom
Of her parents, at Garneill, Mont, oc
Cured the death of Veva Alene Yves
ton, the sixth and youngest daughte
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Weston. He
illness was of short duration AN
death resulted from a complication
of diseases. The deceased was Dor
l. NNlss- Cnl.L.. Ga.t.-, na1zln. :