Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-31

p. A. Chase went 10 Dorsey Mon.
day morning.
Borgh's bright bitumlnous coal.
Miss Newell has returned from her
vacation.
Miss Ada Meyersick left Monday
morning for the east.
For union made shoes sec A. Dahl
the shoe a
T. r. Matlock. of Kendall. went to
Helena on business Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Mears re,
turned Tuesday evening from Deer
Lodge.
Buy your loaded shells of the Mon
TARA Hardware Company.
Miss Monroe has once more taken
her place in the postoffice after a Ions
Illness.
Miss Kathleen Hughes left Friday
morning for a visit at her home In
Missoula.
Go to Mrs. VIM. Bebb's for your
Sunday dinner.
James W. Eaidley returned to his
home in Wallace. Idaho. last Friday
morning.
Mrs. j. H. Atkins gave birth to q
baby girl early Monday morning. The
mother and child are progressing nice
|1y.
DR.. Peasants, physician, surgeon
and oculist. Office and residence ovel
p~ostoffice. Telephone 15S.
Mrs. Hugh Wagner returned Thurs
day evening from Hunters Hot
Springs, where she has been for soms
time.
James NJ. Croft returned hast Sun
day from Stanford and he reports thu
country in that vicinity as dry in th'
lextreme.
Yes, it's hot, but you car cool of
at Delzell's soda fountain.
All union men having paid any due
within the last rwo months are re
quested to appear at the Union Hall
lSeptembert6. 1904. BY order of com
mittee.
Mrs. &C. W. Thuiston returned
Thursday from a visit in st. Paul
She was accompanied by her niece
Miss Fanstina Martin, of ST. Pau
who will spend a year with Mr.. an,
Mrs. Thurston.
DR.. .Attix, telephone No. 1872, col
non lLaf1 Ctrnaf nnl Csrfh utynn,tS
Hours ~ to IL a. m. and 2 to 4 and
to 8 p. m
A hand car in charge Of the Gler
gary road crew was struck by tn
freight Wednesday evening about
mile out of town. but no damage wa
done aside from the bending of
few parts on the hand a
The dancing receptions given b
Nh. and Mrs. A. j. Hauser on Thurs
day night of each week have BEEN wei
attended. For the month OF Septen
Der a prize waltz or two step will b
on the program every Thursday ey
ening.
Thomas knight. who was ,calle
home last month by his fathers il
ness, has returned. He says his fatf
er was very sick but is now appal
entity as well as ever. Mr.. knigh
has taken position in the cluthin
department oof the ! Power Mercantile
company.
Mr.. Arthur .Terrill wishes to al
nounce tohhis friends that he has pul
chased the business of the Gran
Union Tea company from Mr.. F. 6u'
livan and wiil continue the busines
at the san,e place o Fifth avenue
opposite the Presbyterian church
All old patrons as well as new ono
will be cordially welcomed.
The rain which reaehed LewistOws
Monday night was a God send an
was greatly appreciated lby stockmeI
land rancherss. Another one cam
IIruesday night and todxy has bee
cloudy and rainy. THIS rain wa
esirely needed, for everything wa
getting exceedingly dry.
John r. COcd,, ,oi Spokas is in tn
city on mining business. He is az
con panied by Z. johnson, Of Portland
Oregon. They say they haSst no pal
ticuiar business In sight but are jus
looking Owe the country and will Sc
what is being doLe with the eiiamon'
drills around Kefroall. Mr.. CoCk say
that he and his partner, E. l. Tate
are working a mine in Rossland, Brit
bsh Columbia, which is paying exceed
5Ngly well. They r shipping 30
tons of ore weekly which will run 81
10 the ton.