Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-13

Judith Hardware Co. for cutters.
Oscar Stephens was in from Fort
Maginnis Monday.
II you want a chance on the $3.50
piano. eat at the Acme Cafe.
Hugh Green, OF Gilt Edge was a
business visitor to this cIty yester-
day.
Surprenant is the carriage painter.
DR.. X. C. Hill has returned from
Europe and resumed his office in the
Ford block, Great Falls,
An opportunity to get the 1850 piano
If you eat at the Acme Cafe, A ticket
with each meal.
W. NJ. McClean's engineering office
is now located in the new Allen &
Robinson building. rooms 9 and L.
Auction at Cooks cash store every
Saturday and Monday afternoons!
Ben Mcleod, OF Utica, came into
Lewistown Monday for Il short visit
with friends and relatives. He says
that everything is looking fine around
Utica. though from the standpoint of
news the village is quiet.
A. Dahl, the shoemaker, has just
received a consignment OF good shoes,
Call and examine them before pur-
chasing.
Rev. Henry Quickenden left Mon
day for Boulder, where he will assist
the pastor OF that place in special
services for two weeks. Rev. Albert
Pfaus will occupy the Presbyterian
pulpit during Rev. Q~uickenden's alb.
sence.
Leave orders for Borgh's coal with
L. D. Blodgett at the Judith Hardware
company.
The Sanctuary Society of st. Leo's
church elected the following officers
Tor the coming year: Mrs. Patrick
Walsh, president; Mrs. Schneider
vice.president; Mrs. John Laux, treas
urer, and Miss Mary Meagher, secre'
tary.
Blackford & Blackford. attorneys
office in Judith Basin Bank building
A Young Ladies Society was organ
lied in st. Leo's church during the
mission with fifteen charter members
They elected Miss McGinnls as pre-
feet; Miss Lizzie Crowley, first as
sistant, and Miss Mary Meagher, sec
ond assistant.
DR.. Attix has returned and Is pre-
pared to promptly respond to all calls
Nels. Anderson, a well known citi
zen from the lower country, was IL
the city Monday. He says that fine
winter weather was never seen Gbou
Judith and that as a consequence al
stock is looking fine and that feed Il
abundant. He returned home Monda!
afternoon.
Bob sleds and cutters in great va
riety at Judith Hardware Co.
All the ladies Of Fergus county arr
cordially invited to attend a meeting
at the home of Mrs. Chas. Lehman
on Saturday, January 23rd, at thre
o'clock. The meeting is called for tn,
purpose OF electing officers and assist
ing in furnishing the Montana build
ing at the st. Louis fair.
Those shoes on sale at the Fad ar
all new goods. $3.50 shoe for sl.75.
On page three of this issue is al
article entitled widespread Effects.
An error appears in the article whic
states that Mrs. Stoll's mother wa
one who was fortunate enough 10 es
cape. 1t should have read Mrs. Stoil'
great aunt. The page containing tn
article went to press before the GRO
was noted, hence, the correction.
For Rent-A good office buildin
on corner of Fourth avenue and il
neaux street. Apply to d. Z. HEM
hill.
Charlie Smith has purchased tn
scales on Fourth avenue of Delze
Bros. and has established an offic
in the rooms back of the drug store
In connection with the scales cuisines
he will do fire insurance, having 81
cured the agency for several goo
companies. Charlie is a progressiy
young man and will doubtless max
an entire success of his bushes
venture.
What. Lewistown to have a role
rink? Yes. skates have been ordere
and will be here in about a week. BIZ
don't all want to skate at once, fc
there will not be enough skates to 6
around. The craze for this most ia
cinating and exhiliarating pastime
, returning and Mr.. Culver is going
open up a rink in the opera hous
Watch for opening dates.
| Alderman n. ]. Littlejohn last Sa
> urday received a message giving Il
sad intelligence of his fathers deaf
r which occurred In Sarinac, Clinic
county, N. Y. The deceased was abol
2 70 years of age and death followed
r general break down due to old az
He visited his son In this city abol
\ three years ago and while here maj
Q many friends who will regret to he
of his passing.