Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-11-16

DIR. Foley, telephone No. 100.
]. L. Mears left Monday morning
for ST. Louis.
Get your fur coats at Lehman's.
I. p. Greene, of Lombard, was "A
the city Tuesday on railroad bust.
ness.
Beautiful pictures with every $3.50
purchase at The Fad Shoe Store.
w. j. Wells, of Flatwillow, arrived
| the city Sunday evening on a bus.
mess trip.
Blackboard & Blackford, attorneys,
Office In Judith Basin Bank building
Woodson Badger, of Gilt Edge, was
in Lewistown Thursday to attend the
wedding of his cousin, Warren r.
Woodson.
A complete line of rubbers and over.
shoes at The Fad.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. W. King arrived In
Lewistown Friday evening and left
Tor Kendall Saturday morning. Mr..
King has the same old smile and he
looks nom the worse for the siren
nous campaign he has just finished.
Children's fall hats and caps at
Lehman's.
Rev. w. w. Van Orsdel will hold
services in Methodist Episcopal
church in the Judith Basin as follows:
Beaver creek. Nov. "a, IL a. H.; Up.
per Cottonwood, Nov. "a, Z p. m; Lew.
istown, Nov. 26 and q; Gilt Edge,
Nov. %; Utica, Dec. 4, IL a. m; Gar
neill, Dec. 4, z D.. m.
The New Ideal Cafe gives the besi
n town.
The name of the Mcdonald Creek
Coal Co. has been changed to the
LewistOwn Coal Co., with h~eadquar
ters in the rear of the Delzell Drug
Co. La order 10 introduce tbs COLI.
oany's coal into every house IN Lew
istown, Mr.. Hamilton, of the com
rany, announces that for the next
thirty days. he will sell nut coal at
$3.50 per ton, delivered.
A full line of paints, oils, and var
nishes at the Judith Hardware. Call
and get a color card.
Z. +. McKechnie removed his stock
and fixtures last week to the Wilson
Drug Store and hereafter the new firm
will be known as Wilson & McKech-
ME. Wagner & Suffer have moved
heir jewelry establishment to the
new Wright block and are now in fell
swing at their new location. The
store formerly occupied by McKech'
ME has been rented by w. j. Edge
combe and he has moved his restau
rant business to that place. The room
mas been newly papered and painted
and the appearance OF the place Is
considerably changed.
A rattle for 100 ducks will take
place at Alec. Branson's place, FRS
and Last Chance, on the evening be
fore Thanksgiving, Nov. 23rd. Every
body invited.
Two Of Fergus county's young peo
pie were united in marriage in Butte
November 9TH and the news came al
a surprise to their friends here
Homer T. Goodell, of Philbrook, in
the Judith country, Mont. brought his
Intended. Miss Louise Korell, an at
tractiye young lady of Utica. Mont.
TO Butte Monday, says d Butte paper
and In the presence of a few friends
living in the city they were married
that afternoon at the Grace Methodist
church parsonage, South Arizona st.
kev. j. w. TAFT Officiating. Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodell are spending the weel
visiting and seeing the sights of The
great mining camp. after which they
Il An l. H. - nL.I
brook. It is said that there is a lit
\ lie romance connected with the wed
ding. as the parents of the groom
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Goodell, were
slightly opposed to the marriage ant
that is probably the reason it tool
place in Butte. The bride has beer
m that city for several months ant
Mr.. GoodeIl left Philbrook for Butte
a few weeks ago. The wedding wal
the result.