Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-09-21

]. L. WATSON left this morning for
New York City on business.
Beautiful furs at Lehmau's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fang returned
to Lewistown Saturday evening.
Get your lace curtains done up at
the Judith Steam Laundry.
Theodore Nichols has left the ranch
for a week and will remain in Lew.
istown during the fair.
Parties who wan; p~lastering done
should call on Andrew Green.
Miss Mamie Cook returned Satur-
day evening from a visit at Fort Lo.
gan with Miss Lucy stephens.
Fall millinery at Lehman's.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk OF the court Monday TO Ern-
est V. Bean and Miss Iva Aldrich, Of
this city.
Special orders for fancy ice cream
made as you want il at Delzell's.
Max Mas is now employed in the
freight house at the depot. Max Is
rounding up trunks and freight boxes
now instead OF cattle.
Wanted-A girl for general house
work. Apply at this office.
Louis ID. Blodgett left this morning
for an extended trip through the
west. He has given up his position
with the Spring Greek Coal company.
New dress novelties at Lchman's.
The Catholic priest Of Lewistown
announces that It will BE- impossible
for him TO hold services in Kendall
next Sunday as promised.
A novel addition To the county fair
Is the coffee demonstration" by an
artist from Chicago. A free cup of
coffee will be served in the Power
Mercantile Co.'S booth.
Buy your guns and ammunition at
the Judith Hardware company. Their
line Is complete and their prices right.
Deputy Sheriff Silverthorne left
yesterday for a sheep camp belonging
to G.. V. Peck "a see II he could find
a clew to the men who entered the
place Monday morning and stole some
Of Mr.. Peck's property.
Remember, the Judith Hardware
company can meet your requirements
on most any kind of a stove, and as
winter Is fast approaching we ask you
TO call and look v our line.
The First National Bank is in pos.
session of a new painting by c. NJ.
Russell, the cowboy artist. II is IN
a canvas 80 X q inches and shows
the Indians attacking an emigrant
train. The picture is one Of Mr.. Rus
sells best and was ordered by Nj.
Bach last June.
At the Argus office We have on
hand three secondhand typewriters,
each in good condition, for sale cheap.
One is a Densmore, One a Sholes and
one a Remington No. q. Anyone de.
string TO learn the use of a machine,
can be accommodated at a very rea.
sonable figure. They are cheap while
they last.
On account of the desire to get the
Argus ont in time to allow the men
employed IN the Office TO attend the
fair the paper this week only contains
eight pages. For this reason the &C.
count Of the commissioners proceed,
ings was left out, but a full account
will appear in the next issue.
Fred w. Sheldon has resigned as
agent here for the Montana railroad
company and his place has been TAX.
N by +. s. Champion. Mr.. Champion
was agent at Dorsey for some time
md was also chief clerk at Lombard
under +. T. Robertson. Mr.. Sheldon
has not been well for some time and
will 80 To the coast for the winter.
Fred Fellows will take Mr.. Marsh's
place as clerk in the Office here and
Max Mas takes Frank S%pinning's
place in the freight house. Cashier
Miller IL the only one Of the old force
who will remain in the local Offices.
Auditor Walsh. OF the Montana rail
road. and J.. II. Hughes. auditor OF the
Northern Pacific Express company.
we're here last week fixing up the
books for the transfer.