Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-07-13

Ladies last Dldck cOllOn hose for
loo a pair at the Commercial.
Fine millinery at the Commercial
is a special feature. o hall price
A. A. Campbell, who has been In
the city In the interests of the Mon
tana Daily Record, left Monday morn.
ing.
Milwaukee mowers, rakes and bind.
ers for sale by Geo. NJ. Stafford, Lew.
istown.
Mrs. A. B. Sheldon, of Cottonwood
gave birth TO a baby girl Thursday OF
last week. The mother and the liz,
tie one are doing nicely,
Milwaukee mowers, rakes and bind,
ers for sale by Geo. NJ. Stafford. Lew.
istown.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Gilpatrtck. OF
Helena. came in on the train Satur
day evening for a visit with their son,
George A. Fitzpatrick, at his ranch on
Deer creek.
Jack-of-All.T Trades gasoline engines
at Judith Hardware Co.
John l.. Bright returned Saturday
evening from a visit to Columbus, o.
Mrs. Bright did not return home with
him but went on to Deer Lodge.
Go to Mrs. VIM. Bebb's for your
Sunday dinner.
The Rev. Father Francis Lechner,
of Salt Lake City. is visiting Father
j. NJ. Vermaat. Father Lechner is
professor of philosophy in All Hal.
lows College, located in Salt Lake
City.
De Kalb & Ayers, attorneys at law.
Office Allen & Robinson building.
The members of the Lewistown
base ball team had made arrange
ments to have a picture of the team
taken Sunday afternoon, but on &C,
count of the absence OF one or two
of the men it had to be postponed.
Highest cash price paid for hides
and pelts. Lewistown Meat g. Pro
vision Co.
Judge e. X. Cheadle has been in
yited by Judge Smith 10 go TO Hell
ena and preside at the next trial OF
Gravelle, who Is charged with rob
bling the Hotter Hardware company's
house. He was tried a month age
and the jury disagreed. Judge Chea
die will go to Helena August 9Th.
W. C. Waldorf returned Saturday
evening after an absence from the
city of over a year. Most of the time
Mr.. Waldorf has spent in the east
He will remain here for a short tim,
and then go TO Helena, where he ant
w. C. Draper have some extensive
mining interests.
Don't forget the grand Catholic fair
which opens Tuesday, The 18th. At
tractive booths. special music. Hell
the good cauEe and the Sisters.
There will be a meeting of the sub
scribers to the Lewistown creamer,
project July 18th at ) o'clock p. m
in the Office of Hilger & Busenburg
At this meeting a permanent organic
alton will be perfected and Officers
elected. The creamer, Is an assure,
fact now and work will be pushe'
with all possible speed.
The Pittwoods at the opera house
tomorrow night.
Hugh c. Cline. VINO came her
three weeks ago with the intention o
locating for the practice of law lief
for indianapolis Monday morning. 1
was a surprise to all who had become
acquainted with him, as he had rent
ed office rooms and hung out hi
single. He was accompanied by hi
mother and they will go east at once
where II is understood Mr.. Cline will
resume his practice.
A fruit punch will hit the spot or
these warm days. You'll find 1t a
Delzell's.
The school board Of district No.
held its regular meeting Saturda.
night. Routine business was trans
acted and the only new business
brought before the board was the pc
tition of a committee composed o
Messrs. Heath and Perry Of the Eas
Fork country, asking that a schoo
be established on East Fork in thu
n~eighborhood OF the A. r. Franz
ranch. The petition vas looked OF
favorably by the members Of thu
board and was referred to a commit
tee.
Don't forget the grand Catholic fair
which opens Tuesday. the 18th. AT
tractive booths. special music. Hell
the good cause ard the Sisters.
Glengary was the scene of a fierce
ly contested base ball game Sunda.
afternoon In which the Glengary team
lined up against a picked team from
Lewistown. The work of the Glen
gary pitcher was too much for thu
lads from the county seat, however
and the score sheet showed % to i
in favor of Glengary at the close o
the nine innings. The team tina
went from Lewistown was: Tabor
C: Jack Tubb, p; Hoffman, LIST b
Barnes, End b: Race, SIS; Beebe. 3r'
b; Suprenant, If; Sherman, Of; Hop
kins, RI.
The Ladies Aid will serve dime
every Saturday at the NJ. E. church
Price of dinner rs cents.
On next Saturday evening the new
lodge of Knights of Fythias in Gil
Edge will be established. the team
from the Judith Lodge No. 80 OF Lew
istown conducting the initatory ceT
monies. The lodge will start on
with a membership of forty and will
be in f~irst-class shape. IL Is under
stood that they have purchased par
aphernalia costing in the neighbor
hood of 800. The team from herr
will number fifteen and 1t is expectet
that there will be twenty-five or thir
ty people present from Lewistown a
the ceremonies.
e. J. Morrison. formerly Of Lewis
town, who has been in the east II
the interests of a mining proposition
returned to the city Thursday even
ing and left for Townsend FRIDAY
morning. In speaking OF the BIZ
scheme which he is engineering Mr.
Morison said that he is meeting will