Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-17

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for a short visit.
Heath & Milligan paints at Judith
Hardware Co.
Mrs. J. L. Murray and son John left
Monday morning for a visit in Helena.
Go to Mrs. VIM. Bebb's for your
Sunday dinner.
Mrs. Leese left this morning on a
business and pleasure trip for Butte
and Anaconda.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
DR.. Carl Schulin. the oculist and
aurist, will be here on Saturday, Aug
ust 9th, at the Day House.
For SaIe-Two lots on North Fifth
Ave. Inquire Marion Leach this office.
David Hilger returned Thursday ev-
ening from Helena, where he had been
for a week.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
Champion binders at Woodman G.
Charters.
l.. p. Slater returned from Kendall
Sunday nigrt, where he had been on
business.
Ice Cream at Delzeli's. Special at
tention given to parties, picnics, etc.
George S. Wells went to Kendall
Friday afternoon, where he will stay
for some time.
First appearance of the Mack's,
Myrtle and Jack, at the Tivoli theater
next week.
Gittage pains at Woodman G. Char.
tiers.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.. Runzler, of
Whiskey Gulch. were in L~ewistown
for a visit last week.
Sharpless Tubular Cream Separa-
tors at Judith Hardware Co.
Dave Atchison returned Thursday
evening after an absence from the
city of some months.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
Binding Irvine lie per pound at
Woodman & Charters.
II. Yeager, business manager OF the
Montana Daily Record. was in the
city owe Sunday.
Fine 15c dress ginghams are only
S1ac a yard now at the Commercial.
Mrs. II. C. Brown returned Satur-
day afternoon from a three weeks
trip through Yellowstone Park.
Highest market price paid for chick
ems. Lewistown Meat & Provision
Co.
Arthur Kelly, of Kendall, was in
the city Friday of last week on his
way home from a visit in Helena.
You can buy all best calico for &c
a yard at the Commercial Company.
w. d. Symmes left Monday morn.
ing for Chicago and st. Louis on a
business trip. He will be gone for
three weeks.
Look out for the Mack's. Myrtle and
Jack, special attractions at the Tiv.
oil theater next week. ,
Mrs. A. J. Bryant. and daughter, OF
Big Timber, returned to her home
Friday morning after a weeks visit
with relatives in Lewistown.
The best apron ginghams are only
6hc a yard at the Commercial Co.
Mason's fruit jars at Lehman's.
Dana Hemphill has returned from
a visit to his old home at Rudd, la
On his way back he stopped at st
Louis, Salt Lake City and Missoula
A fruit punch will hit the spot or
these warm days. You'll find it al
Delzell's.
J. Z. Templeton. of Lewistown, ant
Mary A. McDuif, of Cottonwood, were
married Saturday by Justice McFar
land. Both of the young people are
well known in Lewistown.
At the Lewistown Commercial Co
they sell everything at eastern prices
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Runzler anC
daughter left this morning for Spo
kane. Wash. where they will remaii
indefinitely. Mr.. Runzler has beer
living at Whisky Gulch for the las
few months.
Get your lace curtains done up a
the Judith Steam Laundry.
In accordance with an order o
court to that effect the Cort & Wor
, den building on Main street nea
Fourth avenue was sold at sheriff,
sale at the court house Saturday al
ternoon. John p. Barnes bought th'
property for S5,020.16.
Spring Creek Coal Company's tele
phone is No. IT'S.
Will Cresap, who was formerly il
the Golden Rule store in this city
and for the last few months has beef
in the Golden Rule store at Astoria
Ore, has gone to st. Louis for a Wis
il. He will return to Lewistown an,
resume his position in the Colder
Rule store here shortly.
Jackof-AllTrade gasoline engines
at Judith Hardware Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Sullivan, wit
have been in charge of the Gram
Union Tea Company's store in thi
city, left Friday morning for Lewis
ton, Idaho, where they will engage il
the same business. They intend L
make the trip across the country Il
a wagon and camp along the way
From here they went to White SuI
phur Springs, where they will sta
three weeks. Arthur Terrill has tai
en- Mr.. Sullivan's business here an
will conduct 1t hereafter.
Mrs. Van Dusen will have charg
of the hair dressing parlor while Mm'
Leese is absent.
There vas a large crowd Of disaI
pointed people at the Main stree
crossing OF the Montana railroad las
Thursday. Some had gone to NEE
friends but the majority had gone I
see other people meet friends an
were looking forward to the usua
good time. George Murray, the er
gineer, had other orders. however
and passed the crossing at a goo
rate Of speed. II was laughable I
see the looks on the faces of thos
In waiting. The order not to sto
had gone into effect that day an
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