Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-27

Fred Graver, of P%hilbrook, was in
the city the latter part OF the week.
Do you want a chance on the $3.50
piano? Eat at the Acme Cafe.
Miss Bertha Vannest left Monday
for Helena, where she is to visit for
several weeks.
Why suffer with corns or bunions
when you can have immediate relief?
Mrs. Leese.
Mr.. F. o. Lyon. of Grass Range.
was registered at the Hoffman house
Sunday.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist, new
Allen & Robinson building, Main
st.
w. e. Bean, the we'll known flock
master of the Flatwillow country,
was in the city after a load of sup
plies Tuesday.
For a good shampoo and scalp treat.
ment call and see Mrs. Leese. Prices
reasonable.
Wilson Hummell. of Whalen, has
sold to Edward Massing the swh
nwh, sec rs, and the ea neA, nell
SEA. sec 80, tp IL n, r 10 e. Consid-
Grafton, $500.
Dress skirts and suit sale at Lew
istown Commercial Co.
A. t. G%oodspeed and family, living
on Fifth avenue. have been %quarantin-
ed, a case of scarlet fever having
developed in one of the children last
Sunday. The child is reported not
seriously i'll.
An opportunity to get the $3.50 piano
If you eat at the Acme Cafe. A ticket
with each meal.
Rev. Henry Quickenuen is expected
home tomorrow from Boulder, where
he has been for the past three weeks
assisting the regular pastor in a re-
vival. He will occupy his pulpit at
the Presbyterian church Sunday.
Dill pickles at Lehman's.
George Gilpatrick left Monday for
his old home in Helena. 1t is per.
sistently rumored that George is very
weary of his bachelor existence and
that when he returns from the CAPT
tai he will no longer be a subject for
leap year suggestions.
Employment bureau, Fowler G.
Smith.
w. G. Norman is having his store
building. at present occupied by his
jewelry store on Main street, remod.
eled and fixed up with a new set of
shelving. When completed he will
have n of the neatest looking store
rooms in the city.
In order to make room or sprins
goods we are closing out our stock o.
hats at cost. Culver & Culver, up-to
date milliners.
A nine-pound boy was born to the
wife of Andrew Green last Friday
Andrew says that the young man Is
a very spry individual and is already
beginning to make things interesting
with his voice. hTe mother is rapidly
progressing towards recovery.
Dress skirts and suit sale at Lew.
istown Commercial Co.
The first term of the public school
will close next Friday and on Mon
day the new term will commence
Superintendent Tootell states that al
new pupils who are to be sent into
the primary grade should be started
Monday, or as early as possible, as
the is likely to be o over
crowded. Besides 1t is more condu
Give to good work to have all the be
ginners start on even terms.
For saIe-One quarter lot 12h fee
front on Main street between Third
and Fourth avenue c. NJ. Kelly
Electric Building.
Edmund Cecil John Holland tool
out his first citizenship papers las
Monday morning. AS his name strong
ly indicates, he is of English descent
Louie DuClos, who lost his shop il
the big fire. is once more establishe,
in the tailoring business in the from
rooms over the Occidental buffet.
Dill pickles at Lehman's.
Hon. J.. w. Freeman, mayor O
Great Falls. and one of the hes
known attorneys in the state, arrives
in the city Sunday night for the pun
pose of going to work on the Flynn
case. he having been employed to as
: sist Attorney Frank Z. Smith, of thi
city, on the defense. With Huntool
and Belden appearing for the stat
and Freeman and Smith for the dc
Tense, the Flynn ase will be one O
/. the hardest fought murder trials eve
heard in the state.
At the Castle Butte school hous
February 18th a dance will be give
for the benefit of the teachers func
to which a cordial invitation is e,
tended to all. Admission $1.5O, pa,
able at the door.
. Several of the enterprising boys {
the town have made a fine skatin
a rink at the foot of Fifth avenue an
organized what is known as the "Atl
letic Skating Club" The rink is ope
Saturdays and Sundays and all eyel
ings. The admission is s1.00 pc
month or ten cents ar evening. tn
boys having the matter in charge al
hustlers and will no doubt make I'll
club a success. They have provide
an excellent place for the most pop
lar of all winter pastimes and a nuT
Der of those fond of such sport al
seizing the opportunity to indulge
their favorite diversion.
Blackford & Blackford, attorney
office In Judith Basin Bank buildin
Johnny Lyons is certainly havir
his share of misfortunes these day
Yesterday morning he was in the NJ
Kechnie drug store showing Hui
Wagner and Cy. Brown the mocha
ism of a big pistol which he u.s.
while acting as jailer and which
was going to lend TO Nightwatchmi
Dave Atchison. He thought that
had emptied the magazine of
shells and holding II up in front
one of the glass show cases he pull
the trigger. To the CONSERVATION