Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-12-09
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Jim SINNERS mace,
Heinze soul kraut at Lehman's.
DIR. A. II. Russell left this morning
for Kendall, where he will remain un.
I'll next wednesday, the 10th.
Judith Hardware Co. for robes.
Silas Butcher, who has charge of
Fred Warren's sheep down at Dove
Tail. was in the city after a load of
supplies last Friday and Saturday.
Go to the Waite rooming house, the
best in the city. Over the Mcdonnell
building.
A car load of storm doors and win.
dows have just been received by the
Montana Lumber company.
Nat Smith. of Roy, came in Sun.
day and returned home yesterday
with his winters supplies. He says
that this is positively his last appear
rance in the city this winter. as he is
going home now and hibernate until
spring rolls around.
For the Christmas dinner get your
groceries, fruits and spices at Power
Mercantile Co.
The barn, granary, other outbuild.
ings and thirty ton of hay, belonging
to A. Mccarthy, who lives IL miles
south of town. were destroyed by fire
last Wednesday. The value of the
goods lost by Mr.. Mccarthy is placed
at $1,000, none of which was covered
by insurance. The explosion of a
lamp is given as the cause of the fire.
Charles Wright, proprietor Of the
Lewistown buffet, announces that he
has In a fine assortment Of bottled
goods ordered specially for the holl.
days.
John Sharp and wife, of Kendall.
departed Saturday evening for their
former home in Michigan, where It is
probable that they will remain perm.
anently. Mr.. Sharp is one of the old
hands at the Barnes.King mill, and
both he and his wife have made many
friends in the mining camp who will
regret their departure.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist, Main ST..
one block east Of court house.
Miss Margaret Hughey, the kinder.
garten teacher in the public school,
announces that tomorrow Thursday
afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. she will
hold a mothers meeting in the Central
school building. All of the mothers
of the kindergarten pupils are urged
to be present.
Mothers are invited to send the let.
tiers of their children addressed to
Santa Claus. care of the Power Mer.
camille Co.
Louis Landt last Wednesday sold
to Bernard Mcdonnell the lot on Main
street between the Allen & Robinson
building and the Holzemer property.
and containing two store rooms, one
of which has been occupied by the
Landt saloon and the other by the
Golden Rule store. The considera-
ton for the lot, building. saloon and
contents was $4,000. which makes 1t
one of the largest real estate transac.
tons of the year in Lewistown. Nc
Donnell will continue the saloon and
has placed Ed. Wallace and Alex. Mo.
ran in charge. His sale of the saloon
means the probable retirement from
business of Mr.. Landt. He was one
of the earliest settlers in Lewistown
and has been in the saloon business
in the same building for the past sew
enteen years. By good management
he has accumulated a goodly fortune
and he and his wife can well afford
to take things easy for the rest of
their days. They will start within
the next two weeks for Germany.
where they will visit their old homes
for an extended period.
Portiers, couch covers. curtains in
Irish point and Brussels, will be ap.
preciated as Xmas gifts. Power Mer-
camille Co.
Jim SINNERS place.