Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-03-16
surprenant is the carriage painter.
Helnz's Dill pickles at Lehmanis.


Heinz's Dill pickles at Lehman's.
"Clate" Warner, OF Maiden, arriy-
ed in Lewistown yesterday on his
way home from a three months trip
to his old home in Iowa
chiIdren's Shoe ssIe-Heavy sole.
good leather school shoes. $l.0O at
Powers.
c. s. Card, OF the firm of Card. a.
Hawksworth, of Helena, is In. the city
for the purpose of submitting a bid on
the iron work for the interior of the
new jail.
kimona Sale-Flannelette Kimonas,
In stripes and Persian patterns. SO
per cent of at Power Mercantile Co.
For your spring hats go to Mrs
Culyer's.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan has fled an ap-
plication TO be appointed the guardian
OF the persons and esta1es of her three
Children for the purposes of the dis
tribution of a estate amounting to
81 100. recently inherited in Rich
mond county, Georgia.
Advance showing OF wells. yelling
and ladies early spring lingerie at the
Commercial.
The high school boys are collecting
their base ball material and will COM
mence active practice in the gymnasi-
um and On the lot back Of the school
building this week. They have some
promising material for a nine and ex
pect to be able to give the regulars
a good game before school is out.
Just who will compromise the regu.
lar team this year is yet very much
n matter of speculation. A few cf the
old men are yet here, but there are
several holes TO be flied before the
team will be able TO put up a cham
pionship game. But with the old men
for a nucleus, there is no doubt but
that Lewistown will have one of the
best teams Of her career the coming
summer.
For spring millinery see Mrs. Cuf-
yer, Fifth avenue and Washington
street. Everything new and up-to-
date.
Advance showing of wells, yelling
and ladies early spring lingerie at the
Commercial.
II. r. Atkinson, of Beaver Creek.
died last Thursday afternoon at 3: IS
O'Clock and was buried In the city
cemetery yesterday morning at II
o'clock, the services being held from
the Methodist church and conducted
by Rev. w. A. Winters. Typhoid pneu-
monia was the cause of Mr.. Atkinson's
death. he having been sick for about
two weeks before the end came. The
deceased. with his family. moved to
Beaver creek in February, having
leased the ranch of Leo Diezger. He
leaves a wife and three children to
mourn his death. But one of the
children, a boy about 10 years old.
Is living al home, the other children
both being married and residents of
other sections. One of them. Mrs,
George Mckenzie, and two children
of Livingston, arrived on the Great
Falls coach Monday evening. They
would have been too late for the fu-
neral had not an accident caused q
necessary postponement from Mon
day morning, the first date set for It.
AS the funeral party was leaving the
Atkinson home a runaway horse so
damaged some of the vehicles that
they were unable to proceed until
the breaks were mended. Mr.. Akin
son was As years OF age and was a
good, industrious man. well liked by
his neighbors and much loved by
those bound to him by the ties of kim
ship.
Advance showing of wells, yelling
and ladies early spring lingerie at the
Commercial.
Gown SaIe-Outing flannel gowns,
80 per cen of at Powers.