Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-03-04
Pigs for sale by r. Z. Hamilton, city

Pigs for sale by r. e. Hamilton. city.
Wanted, by Robert Morrison, a few
good mich cows.
Blackford G. Blackford, attorneys,
Office In Judith Basin Bank building.
The old reliable Phoenix Fire Insur.
anc Co. OF Brooklyn, N. Y. Kelly G.
Moulton, Agents.
This town has a curfew ordinance
but evidently some of the small boys"
manage to evade it.
Tubbs Brothers have completed
plans for the erection OF two new
houses in the Riverside addition to
Lewistown.
A seven.pound son was born to the
wife of George 7. Edgerly of Flatwil.
low last Monday morning. Mrs. Edg.
erly and son, who are here at the hos
pital, are progressing nicely.
The Presbyterians will hold their
Bible study next Sunday evening with
Miss PEBBLES. Those interested in the
study of the Sunday school lesson are
invited. Rev. Albert Pfaus will lead.
The Young Peoples Society OF
Endeayor at the Presby-
terrain church next Thursday evening
will begin a series Of studies in the
Sermon on the Mount. Miss Lottie
Watson, leader.
A letter received by Dick" Young
from one of the Great Falls bowlers
that it is impossible for the
bowlers of that place to put up any
money towards paying the expenses
Of a team from here to that place.
Thus 1t seems that all chances of
matching the two teams has ''gon a
glimmerin'."
According to eastern reports, the
widely heralded discovery OF formalin
for blood poisoning is a failure. This
view is concurred In by DR.. A,..x Of
this city who made a thorough test of
the new remedy in the Martin case.
Absolutely no beneficial results fol-
lowed and the doctor thinks that the
effect. IL anything, is harmful to the
patient.
Miss Fannie Cook delightfully."- en-
tertained about a dozen of her friends
last evening. Progressive whist was
played the first part Of the evening
and was enjoyed to the fullest extent.
A dainty lunch was served about IL
o'clock, after which music. dancing,
ping pong and other games pleasantly
passed away the remainder of the
evening.
The teachers institute which was
to have been held in this county the
last week In may has been changed
by the state superintendent OF in.
.struction to March 24-2S. The change
was made upon the request of Miss
Meyersick, county superintendent,
who thinks the latter date will be far
more suitable to a majority Of the
teachers of the county.
The Power Mercantile company and
the Montana Hardware compay have
arranged to have a bowling contest at
the ladies' bowling alleys tomorrow
evening. The lineup will be as fol.
lows: Power acknowledgements.
Burmaster, Arthur and Brown. Mon
tana Hardware-G. Wiedeman, Hanke,
Jensen and Ben Wiedeman. The teams
are evenly matched and a warm game
Is looked for. Everybody invited to
be present.
Little Marjorie Lebert, the two and
one-half year old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Lebert. died at II o'clock
Monday Of acute bronchitis which
followed a severe attack of scarlet fe-
yer. Short services were held at the
Lebert home by Rev. Henry Quicken.
den at Q o'clock this morning after
which the remains we're taken to
Beaver creek where the last sad rites
were conducted by the Rev. A. b.
Sheldon of the Methodist church.
Mrs. Lebert Is In the east and as she
Is visiting relatives in different parts
of the country her husband was UNI
able to locate her before the child's
death. Another child. Frank, who is
but four years old, Is also in a critical
condition and may die at any
time.