Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-27
Judith Hardware Co. for hobs.

judith Hardware Co. for hobs.
Hats at cost az Culver & Culver's.
Frank Walter. of Whalen. was in
the city on business Monday.
Well, we can be thankful that
Spring creek is not the Ohio river.
Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. A. Netleton
on January 2st, a boy, weight IL lbs.
Mother and child are reported as pro-
crossing nicely.
Walter might. the tailor, has add
ed another man TO his force Of tailors.
Andrew Parkalo. of Great Falls, is the
new man and ONE TO Lewistown
with a well established reputation as
a first-class tailor.
Judith Hardware Co. for stoves.
A communication received by the Ar
gus from Mrs. Joe Mason. of Rock
Springs. Wyo.. states that she was
united in marriage on the 10th inst.
to Mr.. b. j.. Beimer. The groom is a
locomotive fireman. The bride is well
known in this city and vicinity.
A. Dahl. the shoemaker. has Just
received a consignment of good shoes.
Call and examine them before pur,
chasing.
There will be a JOINT installation
of officers of the w. O. W. and Won
en- OF Woodcraft in Fraternity hal
tomorrow evening. After the cere
mony there will be a social session
and dance. A good time is antici
pated by the members OF these orders
If you want to dispose Of your
ranch property come and see Frank
Strouf at the office of Huntoon, Wor
den & Smith.
Charlie Ettien. who has been cook
ing at the Acme Cafe since Aver,
Armstrong last took charge of il. ha
resigned his position here and viii
leave in the morning for Neihart
where he will open up a restauran
for himself. He formerly conducted
restaurant in that city, but thinks
that there is a much better openin,
now than ever before for a first-clas
place.
Outing flannel garment sale at III,
Lewistown Commercial Co.
DIR. Treacy last Sunday quarantine,
the place OF John Dick. Mrs. DICK hay
ing been declared i'll of diptneria. Sh,
is thought not to be seriously sick
The health authorities are taking ey
cry precaution to prevent the sprea,
of any contagious diseases this win
ter and thus far have been very sue
cessful. as but three cases of sea-
let fever and two of diphtheria hav,
been reported.
DIR. F. F. Attix has returned fror
the east and resumed practice. Onic
corner Main street and Sixth avenu,
Roy Ayers is reported by his phi,
stefan as much better this afternoo
and the chances for recovery are da
ly growing brighter. HIS long Hines
has made him very weak but thos
attending him believe that with car
he will pull through all right.
has been g long, hard fight for Ro
and he has numerous friends who wi
be glad 10 see him restored TO healt
once more.
III you are troubled with aching fee
corns or bunions. do not delay. br
consult Mrs. Leese at once. EXAMINE
ton free.
Edward ID. Neil. OF Helena, lectu
or of the Grand Lodge OF Masons ,
Montana, is scheduled for an appea
ance before the local fraternity tn
evening. but the delayed trains ma
prevent him from arriving on tim,
The Masons have prepared to ente
tain him and in the event of HIS no
arrival Judge Cheadle promises Thu
II his individual efforts can preveI
1t, none of the edibles shall have bee
prepared in vain.
For railroad tickets call on or wri
w. c. Doherty, ticket agent for Il
Great Northern and Montana Centr;
railroad, Lewistown. Mont.