Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-09-16
Jewel heaters at Lehman's.

~ SATURDAY EVENING
Use Sharpless Tubular separators
A girl was born to wife of Prof. A
b. Tootell Saturday afternoon.
Hair Work made to order-Mu. A.
Mcleod. Boulevard. near Third Ave.
Edward Russell. the well known
Helena attorney. transacted business
In Lewistown Thursday. Friday and
Saturday.
Go to the Eagle Cafe for a nice
short order meal. Jas. f. Skinner
Prop.
Miss Kate Doolittle, one of the Lew.
istown school teachers, returned Sun.
day from her vacation, which she
spent in Nebraska and Missouri.
If you are hungry you want to eat.
When you eat you want to 90 to the
best place. The Acme Cafe is that
place.
J. A. Finch. the Spokane mining
magnate who is largely interested in
the Kendall mine, arrived In town Sat.
urday on his way to Kendall to look
after his interests.
Fall and winter millinery opening
at Madame Gleason's Monday and
Tuesday, Sept. 14th and 18th. All are
cordially invited.
Wall paper at your own price at
Creel & Briggs. Season is nearing
The end and we positively will not
carry over any stock ii low prices
will clear the shelves.
A good choir has been organized
for the Methodist church. Among its
members are Prof. A. B. Tootell, Mr.,
Fernald, Miss Kathleen Hughes and
Miss Bertha Gulliford. Prof. Silloway
is the leader.
Next Sunday is general communion
day in st. Leo's. Confessions will be
heard Saturday afternoon. The Sun.
day school will be reorganized Sun.
day at 2:30 p. m. and all the children
are urgently requested TO be present.
Our selection for the coming sea.
son has been made with great care.
Everything we sell will be found to
represent the greatest values for the
price. Our stock is complete in
every way. All are invited on Mon.
day and Tuesday of next week, at Ma.
dame Gleason's. Culver's studio.
Bert Davis, who has been keeping
books for the Lewistown CONNER.
cial company since the first of the
year. will leave the first of next month
for South America. where he has &C.
cepted a position with a big coffee en-
porting company.
Madame Gleason and her trimmer,
Miss Mallory. have returned from the
east. where they selected a large and
beautiful stock of millinery for the
coming season. and will have them on
display Monday and Tuesday of next
week.
There is going to be an immense
crowd at the S400 Hamilton piano
dance mex Friday night in the new
hall in the Electric light building.
Each ticket is good for one chance on
the piano. IL is to be the most popu-
lar dance of the season. You may
win the piano.
Last Saturday the William Cal
breath ranch on Castle creek. seven
miles southeast of l.ewistown, and
of 800 acres of fine agricul-
tural land. was sold to DR.. w. A. Long
and George ]. Bach, the deal being
made through the real estate firm of
Hilger & Busenburg. The considera.
tion was not made known.
Mr.. o. F. Wasmansdorf. civil and
mining engineer. U. S. Department
Surveyor at Kendall, has de-
cided to move to Lewistown and open
ing. Pending the completion OF this
building he will have offices above
the new telephone exchange building.
Mrs. j. w. Hughes returned Sun
day from a two months trip to Nc
Donald creek and Grass Range, where
she has been visiting relatives. She
was accompanied home by w. ]. WIN.
nett and family and Mrs. l.. b. Jen-
kens and daughter, of Mcdonald
creek. and b. +. Wood and family. of
Grass Range. Most of the visitors
will remain over until after the fair.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist Episcopal church deserves spec
ial commentator for its faithfulness
and loyalty to the interests of the
church. They have not missed a SER
vice in three years. During the past
vacation season they have held regu-
lar services every Sunday evening
from z to s o'clock. with az average
attendance of As. You are invited to
attend and take part in these sell
vices.
Mrs. Edgar Boardman writes to the
Argus a vigorous denial of the state
ments contained in the notice of Ed.
gar Boardman that she had left him.
Mrs. Boardman states that she still
occupies the house and that the hus-
band is the n who linked" out. II
will be remembered that the marriage
of Mr.. and Mrs. Boardman was re-
ported to be a heart and hand affair,
having been solemnized no longer ago
than February "a, Of this year.
One OF the most interesting exhib-
its at the fair, and one which visit
ors should make an especial effort to
see, is that Of the Lewistown public
school. The exhibit is intended to
emphasize the daily work of the pu-
pills OF the school. Among other
things OF interest are the pictures
bought with the proceeds from the
school entertainment held in the
spring. These are pictures OF more
than average excellence and they will
be distributed among the several
rooms TO assist in the study of liter.
AZURE.
Z. Z. Rink. the genial Lewistown
agent for the Wilson Stage Co, has
in his possession a weapon, which II
it's true history could be written
would doubtless make interesting
reading. 1t is nothing less than a re.
yolyer presented to him by Frank
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