Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-30
Jim SINNERS place.

Jim SINNERS place.
Borgh's bright bituminous coal.
st. Clair ranges at W. S. Smiths.
Reduced prices on stoves at w, s.
Smiths.
Reduced prices on stoves at w. S
Smiths.
DIR. +. +. Attix has returned from
the east and resumed practice. Office
corner Main street and Sixth avenue.
For a nice job of monogram or
fancy engraving call al Norman's
jewelry store, Mr.. Simmons Is the
e%ngrayer.
All lovers of music will enjoy Mrs.
DuClOs beautiful voice ON December
3lst, at the Home Workers entertain
ment. This will be her first appear.
ance before a Lewistown audience
aud will be a treat to those who have
the pleasure OF hearing her sing. Tick.
cts at Delzell's.
Prof. A. b. Tootell left Monday for
Great Falls On a short business trip.
A. Lipsker. proprietor of the New
York Store, announces that No. III
wins the rug at his store and that
the rug will be held for three months
for the one holding the lucky number.
Examine your tickets and see IL you
are the fortunate one.
For fine repairing call on Mr.. Sim.
mons, formerly with Sayers, OF Butte,
but now with Norman.
Why not start the New Year right
and get yourself a new suit? | am
now prepared To show you as fine Sc.
lections of suitings, paintings, ladies
goods for suits or skirts, children's
suits, etc, as can be found anywhere
Call in and see for yourself. Suits 10
order from $50 up. Pants from 81
up, At Louis DuClos, the tailor.
W. have a special stock Of holiday
perfumes In dainty boxes and other
variety of bulk odors Is sure to please.
Delzell Drug Co.
Prof. p. NJ. Silloway last week re,
ceiyed the announcement Of the mar
riage of his brother. Fred Silloway,
to Miss Eva Tinkle, OF Springfield
Illinois, the ceremony having been
performed at the home of the bride
on Christmas eve. The groom Is well
known In this city, having been a stu
dent In the Fergus county High
School last year. He graduated In
June and returned TO his eastern
home. He is an exemplary young man
and has a host of friends here who
wish him a happy and prosperous
married life.
For the latest style In head dress
call and see Mrs. Leese.
]. d. Waite returned Friday from
Billings. where he had been superin-
tending the shipment of a large num-
Der Of sheep to Nebraska. In order
to get home for Christmas dinner he
drove through from Great Falls, and
then had to get three relays and push
his teams to the limit In order to get
here. He states that all but 5000 of
the Waite & Elliot sheep. which were
driven to Billings TO be shipped to
Schuyler, Neb., for the winter, have
been sen away and that the remain.
der will follow shortly.
Helnze SOur kraut at Lehman s.
What will probably be the last gen
uine buffalo meat ever sold in Lewis.
town is on sale at the meat market
of Abel Bros. this week. A half buff
falo was secured by the local butch
er from Helena. where ten had been
brought from Kalispell. There is a
large herd OF the now almost extinct
animal over In the Flathead country
This year the owner had to thin out
his bunch and killed fifteen or twenty
Of them. Ten were sent to Helena
four to Butte. one TO Salt Lake, ono
TO Omaha and half Of one TO Lewis
town. The meat sells for from 80 tc
40 cents a pound. There is still some
Of the meat left but Johnnie Abel says
that 1t is going rapidly.
Jim SINNERS place.