Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-06
Jim SINNERS place.

Judith Hardware Co. for cutters.
A. p. Brewington, OF Irene, was in
the city the latter part Of the week
on land business.
Kitchen furniture In great variety
almost given away at Cooks cash
store.
DIR. Aubrey Russell has moved his
Office rooms to the second floor of the
new Allen & Robinson building.
II you want a chance on the $3.50
piano, eat at the Acme Cafe.
Walter Egan, of Dubuque, Ia, pass
ed through Lewistown Friday on his
way to one Of the mining camps on
business.
Surprenant Is the carriage painter.
A. Dahl, the shoemaker, has just
received a consignment OF good shoes.
Call and examine them before pur.
chasing.
Leave orders for Borgh's coal with
L. ID. Blodgett at the Judith Hardware
company.
Charles Belden and family, who
spent the Christmas holiday on the
ranch ear Utica, returned to the
city Saturday.
Jim SINNERS place.
A popular minister OF the city has
given the tip that there will be sew.
eral marriages In the city ere January
takes her flight. Names are withheld
but the Tip" is straight"
Blackford q Blackford. attorneys.
Office In Judith Basin Bank building.
H. H. Weaver, who has been visit.
ing relatives In Omaha, Neb., for the
past three months, returned to Lew.
istown Friday and is once more driv.
ing the delivery wagon for Walter
Smith.
DR.. Attix has returned and Is pre-.
pared to promptly respond to all calls.
w. w. Willard, of Great Falls. ar
rived in the city Monday morning and
has taken a position in the drug store
Of d. B. Morris. Mr.. Willard comes
highly recommended as a frst-class
pharmacist and Is also a clever, gen.
ial gentleman.
An opportunity to get the $3.50 piano
IL you eat at the Acme Cafe. A ticket
with each meal.
L. W. Ray, first assistant to Chief
Engineer Robertson. of the Montana
railroad company, was In from Sum
NIT Sunday. Mr.. Ray is now In
charge OF a surveying party which is
trying to establish a new route around
the Dorsey hill. Dick Lausch, Of this
tplace, is n Of the party.
Bob sleds and cutters In great va
riety at Judith Hardware Co.
81 Gray smashed all previous bowl.
ing records to smithereens Sunday
evening when he bowled a score OF
26S. He bowled perfectly all of the
way through, beginning with a spare,
then making eight straight strikes
and winding UP with a spare. Not
a semblance of an error was made
and the score is one to be proud of.
Those shoes on sale at the Fad are
all new goods. $3.50 shoe for $1.75.
The Home Workers will meet Fri.
day afternoon Of this week at .hrae
o'clock at Mrs. A. w. S%toddsrd'J,
Mrs. Stoddard will be assisted In en-
tertaining by Mrs. Moulton. All la
dies of the Presbyterian congregation
are cordially invited to be present,
especially all new Corners IN the
town, A personal invitation Is not a,
all necessary.
Jim SINNERS place.
The committee chosen to select q
name for a new brand Of cigars A.
Mansell is to place on the market, Sc.
lected Judith Belle" out of some for
ty names suggested. Mr.. Mansell of.
fered a prize OF a $1,000 box Of cigar
to the one suggesting the most ap
propriate name having a local appli
cation. AS there were two who SEN
In the name of judith Belle" they
will have to flip coppers or shake dice
for the prize. The judges were David
Hilger, Edward Brassey and j. NJ
Vrooman.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist, Main St.
one block east Of court house.
The social feature OF the Judith
country during the holiday season
was the dance given on New Years
night at the home of Philip Saunders
There were about sixty people pres
ent and q better time has seldom
been enjoyed In the lower country
Mr.. Saunders himself stood for every
thing, the music, the supper and
breakfast, as a number did not leave
until far into the next day. Frank
King with his fiddle and z. Moody
with his banjo furnished the music
the boys playing until their fingers
gave out on them.
Jim SINNERS place.
Undoubtedly the dance OF the sea
son" was that given by the LewistowI
Volunteer Fire company In the new
building OF Allen G. Robertson on New
Years night. About two hundred and
nfty people were present and all en-
joyed the occasion to the utmost. The
room was ample to accommodate al
OF the dancers and the floor was ex
ceptionally good. Prof. Race and hii
orchestra furnished the music, which
was all that could be desired. Sup
per was served on the second floor
James Skinner preparing the supper
and Curly Van Iderstine, with an abl'
! corps OF assistants. doing the serving
Few better slippers were ever serve'
in the city. Altogether It was q grea
occasion, such as only the Are boys car
get up, and the treasury OF the com
pany was %replenished ABOUT 1920 as
result of the dance.
For Rent-A good office buildinI
on corner OF Fourth avenue and Ju
neaux street. Apply to D. Z. HEMP
hill.
Isaac Gravelle, who has been In tn
limelight Of notoriety for the past twl
months, owing to his connection wit
/ the dynamiting cases OF the Northerl