Fergus County argus., 1904-11-02
Eat at the New Ideal Cafe.

Eat at lne New lueal tale.
Heinz Mince Meat at Lehman's.
Read the notice elsewhere of house.
hold goods for sale.
Ira Ia Sellc, of the Gallatin valley,
is visiting at the home of the Rcy.
Henry Quickenden.
Heinz Preserves at Lehman
The New Ideal Cafe gives the best
in town.
Go and hear Thomas n. Carter al
Culver's hall tomorrow night. II will
be the biggest time Of the campaign.
When you vote the 81 varieties you
vote for reform.
A full line Of paints. oils. and var.
nishes at the Judith Hardware. Call
and get a color card.
Senator Thomas II. Carter will
make a speech at the big Republican
meeting tomorrow night in CuIver's
hall. Don't miss IL.
Heinz Midget Pickles at Lehman's,
200 to the gallon.
Surveyor A. T. Goodspeed has rent,
ed Office rooms in The postoffice build
ing and moved into his new quarters
this week.
Spring Greek Coal Company's tele-
phone Is No. LIS.
The Young Peoples Society of Chris.
tian Endeavor Of the Presbyterian
church will meet tomorrow evening
In the church. The topic for the
meeting will be How Giving Reacts
On Me-"
Register now for Heinz 81 varie
ties.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brassey. Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. l.. Woodman and Clarence Barnes
returned from ST. Louis Tuesday ev
ening. They say they had a good
time at the fair but the weather was
so cold that overcoats were necessi
ties at all times.
The Lewlstown furniture company
will sell you furniture on the install.
ment plan.
A. w. War; and wife have trans
ierred 10 the Lcwlsiowr Telephone
company the southwest half of lot 3.
81 block A 8. in the orIhinal townsl,c.
This lot is situated on the west side
II Main street between Second and
Third avenues. The consideration
VAS $4,000.
When you vote the 81 varieties you
vote for reform.
Senator Thomas RI. Carter will ar
rive in Lewistown on the regular pas
senger train tomorrow evening and
the railroad officials have guaranteed
that the train will be ON time If no
accident occurs. Mr.. Carter will speak
TO the citizens of Lewistown at Cul
ver's hall al o'clock. Go early and
get seat.
Henry Nerboyig and Miss Marie
| havig, of Kendall. were united In mar
riage at Z o'clock Tuesday evening al
the Presbyterian manse of this city
The Rev. Henry Quickenden, OF this
city, performed the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. Dahl. Of I.ewistown, were the
only ones present at the wedding. MIR
/ Nerboyig Is the proprietor OF a mill
ranch near Kendall aud Is doing
good business.
X. NJ. Hart, of Spokane Falls. presl
dent of the new firm of Hart & Co,
whose advertisement appears on oul
second page, arrived in the city las
evening. Mr.. Hart stopped OF for
few days en- route home from 81
Louis. He is much pleased with th'
business outlook in Lewistown anC
his long experience and business sa
gacity will prove of valuable assist
ance to Lewistowns newest merch
andising firm.
Ed. n. Crabtree was In the Cit
last week from Maiden, where he ha
charge of the work on the old Ma
ginnis and Globe mines. He say
that things are moving right aloni
in the old camp and they are shippinI
ore regularly. New shafts are bein
sunk and tunnels run and the pro-
erty is looking better every day. II
now employs eight men and runs
day and night shift and by the frs
oil the month more men will be pu
on. The ore averages 5000 ton an
runs as high as $1,000 or $6.00O. Tn
| most of 1t Is free milling. Mr.. Graz
Tree was making large shipmcn
Thursday when he was here.