Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-09-09
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and other interests.
Mrs. Harry Hill returned In her
home in Kendall last Thursday after
spending several days in I.ewistown
the guest of Mrs. ]. E. Lane.
For souvenir china go to W. S.
Smiths.
Charles Belden and family. of Uti-
ca, moved to town last Saturday and
are now occupying their residence al
the corner of Fifth avenue and Boul.
eyard.
Hair Work made to order-Mrs, A.
Mcleod, Boulevard. near Third Ave.
DIR. |. NJ. Beatty was in Helena last
week taking his examination before
the state board of medical examiners
and incidentally attending the annual
meeting of the 0steopathic associa
ton for Montana.
Go to the Eagle Cafe for a nice
short order meal. Jas. f. Skinner,
Prop.
The family of Fred r. Warren will
move to Lewistown this week and
will occupy Mrs. Erickson's residence
during the coming winter. The lat
ter will leave for Evanston. Ill.,, about
the middle of the month, where her
children will attend school.
Who sells Mccormick rakes-
Charles Hagelson has leased the
Lewistown hotel. having taken charge
Friday morning. The place has re-
Gently been refitted and Carl will use
every effort to make it q thoroughly
up-to-date hosiery. Charley Wright
will now give his entire attention TO
his extensive agricultural interests.
If you are hungry you want to eat.
When you eat you want to go to the
best place. The Acme Cafe is that
place.
J. r. Andrus, accompanied by Mrs.
ID. B. Morris. left Thursday afternoon
for Garneill TO meet Mrs. Andrus and
Miss Marguerite Hughey. Mrs. An
drus was returning from Salt Lake.
to which place she went from the
east. Miss Hughey will have charge
of the kindergarten department of
the Lewistown school the coming
term.
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.
The Lewistown Catholic Sisters are
now at home in their temporary ron.
vent and will be glad to meet and
form acquaintance with the people
of Lewistown and Fergus county.
Miss Emma X. Bates. who is teach.
ing in the Fergus county high
school. arrived in Lewistown Thurs.
day from her home in Leetonia. Ohio.
She came into Garneill with Mrs. II.
von Tobel and child, who have been
visiting in Helena. and they were all
met at the railroad by Mr.. Won Tobel
who brought them to Lewistown in a
private conveyance.
Fall and winter millinery opening
at Madame Gleason's Monday and
Tuesday. Sept, l4th and 18th. All are
cordially invited.
Elsewhere will be found the adver.
tisement of the original Mcdonald
Greek coal. This coal is mined near
the property of the Lewistown Fuel
company and IL of the same charac-
ter and quality, which speaks for IT,
self when IL comes to its merits. Or
ders left at the store of Bertrand G.
Shannon will receive prompt atten.
ton. Patrick MACEDONIAN, agent.
The Helena papers are authority
for the statement that the game of
ball between the amateur teams from
Helena and Miles City, played in Hell.
ena Saturday, was the pest ever seen
in that city this year, league games
not excepted. All of which goes to
show that we can have a rafting
good state league with nothing but
Montana towns next year If the prop.
err effort is made. Lewistown has a
pretty fast team and would look favor
ably upon a state league proposition.
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.
w. J. Tranter last Friday purchased
the Acme Cafe of Avery Armstrong
and took immediate possession. Under
the management, first of Armstrong
& Ziegler. and later of Armstrong
alone, the Acme gained an enviable
reputation as a frst-class eating place
and it is the intention of the new
proprietor to keep up the excellent
service. Avery Armstrong. the retir-
ing proprietor, has o yet decided
upon what he will do. but will very
probably re-engage in business in tho
city.
Thomas Kendregan, a well known
resident OF Lewistown, was arrested
by Under Sheriff Ed. Martin Friday
morning on the charge Of petit lar
Ctuy, pItltlltu ny D. IL Shiiolic, VI
the Puritan Cafe. Christie had been
missing chickens and other edibles
from his place for some time and he
and Officer Martin decided to set a
trap for the thief. They notched two
tooth picks and hid them in a chick
en- which was left in the kitchen.
Shortly after that the officer saw Ken
dregan coming up Third avenue by
the Power Mercantile store with a
package under his arm. The man was
placed under arrest and taken back
to the cafe, where IL was found that
he was carrying away the marked
chicken. He was arraigned before
Justice Mcfarland Saturday and
pleaded not guilty. He claims TO be
entirely innocent of the offense with
which he is charged and says that the
chicken was given him by another
party. He is a member Of two or
IN roo f~raternal orders of IpWistOWn