Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-24

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Sporting goods at woodman &
Charters.
Phil A. Chase left Monday for Flat
willow on his vacation. He will be
away from Lewistown a number OF
weeks, visiting Great Falls and Hell
ena before returning.
New line of Kahn Bros. fancy shirts
at Lehman's.
The Montana Hardware compan,
is selling 0eerins Irvine at IL cents
Gordon o. Shafer left Friday morn
ing for Lombard. where he is TO meet
his brother, who is on his way 10 his
home in Michigan after a trip through
the west.
Kohn Bros. clothing at Lehman's
For an excellent Sunday dinner try
Mrs. VIM. Bebb's at the Cochran place
Instruction will be given by Mrs
Albert Pfaus at her residence TO pu
pills requiring special work TO keep
up with their classes in the common
school or high school and to teachers
preparing for examination.
Champion binders at Woodman &
Charters.
A fruit punch will hit the spot on
these warm days. You'll find 1t al
DelZell's.
In accordance with a recent order
from the head of the railway mail
service, Harry Hendricks has been
made mail clerk on the passenger
train between Lombard and Lewis
town and return. An open pouch is
now carried and local mail is dis
tributed.
Ice Cream at DeIzeIps. Special at
tention given to parties, picnics. etc,
Regular SLIPS shirts this week Coo
at Lehman's.
Miss Adelaide Thompson left st
Paul August 10th on her way to Mon
tana, but will not come directly here,
She left the railroad at Billings and
took the stage across me country to
Flatwillow, where she will visit Mrs
Walker ]. Wells until the first of the
month.
Down-to-date drinks at Delzell's so
da fountain.
Regular SLIPS shirts this week COO
at Lehman's.
Miss Fan Cook has gone for a visit
in Dodson, Mont. with her brother
Chauncey. She will stop on the way
over at Judith and Big Sandy. Be
fore her return she will visit in Great
Falls, Helena and Missoula. Miss
Kathleen Hughes will join her al
Helena and they will go to Missoula
together.
Cottage paints at Woodman & Char
tiers.
Stetson hats at Lehman's.
w. b. Devereaux, a mining man OF
Denver and associated with f. w
King in several mining propositions
besides holding a large interest in the
Barnes-King mine OF Kendall, was in
Lewistown last week on business
This is the first time Mr.. D~evereauA
has been here since the mill was bull
on the Barnes-King property.
Kohn Bros. clothing at Lehman's
Mr.. Arthur Terrill wishes to an
nounce to his friends that he has pur
chased the business of the Crane
Union Tea company from Mr.. f. Sui
Ivan and will continue the bushes!
at the same place on Fifth avenue
opposite the Presbyterian church
All old patrons as well as new one:
will be cordially welcomed.
Kohn Bros. clothing at Lehman's
w. w. Kimball is figuring on som,
boxing matches to take place here IL
the near future. On September 3rt
il is his intention to hold a boxinl
match in Culver's opera house be
tween George C.. Mclaughlin, tn,
wrestler, and some other boxer. prob
ably Eddie Croak, who is well know
here. During fair week he will have
a go between Kid Fredericks ant
Perry Queenan.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
The Montana Daily Record of Aug
ust 18th contains the following com
%plimentary notice: Judge E. X
Cheadle, of the district court of Fer
gus county, who came here to holt
court for Judge Smith and try tn,
late Ike Gravelle, has returned to Lew
istown. II was the first time he hell
court in Helena and he made a yer,
favorable impression among member
of the bar and laymen."
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
William Smith, a nephew of Nat
Smith, of the firm of Nat Smith &
Laraway at Roy, was IN the city las
week. He has been attending schoo
in the Polytechnic Business College
of Oakland, Cal, where Will Cook ant
Andrew Carmichael, of this city, are
He knows them both well and say
they are getting along finely. liz
says Will stood third out OF a clasl
of thirty in a recent examination
Will is studying stenography.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
The report of the county clerk AM
recorder has been brought in TO tn,
state board of equalization. The re
port shows an increase in total valu
alton over last year of s350,531. Thii
increase is due almost entirely thii
year to the railroad. the valuation
on which is placed by the state boart
at $166.040. This is on a basis o.
41.39 miles in the county at $4,000
mile and 100 miles of side track a
$500 a mile. Last year the total val
uation in the county was 81, 1873 500
and this year II is s7,4S9,139.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
The Right Rev. l.. r. Brewer, Bish
op of the Episcopal church in Mon
tana, will arrive on Fridays train
having been holding services sine,
Sunday in the towns along the Mon
tana railroad. Next Sunday the Bish
op will preach both morning and ev
ening in ST. James church. At II
O'Clock there will be morning prayer
and holy communion at which the rec
tor hopes that all the communicate
will try tn he nrpspnt. AT X O'clock