Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-05-18
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Leave orders for fresh lime al A
Hopkins & Sons.
William Gordon was a visitor from
Garneill last Thursday.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist new
Allen & Robinson building, Main ST
W. d. Symmes left Monday norm
ing for Helena to be gone for a few
days on business.
| am o moved and open for bus
mess. next door to Lehman's. L. C
Wilson, druggist.
John Ryan, solicitor for the week
ly San Francisco Examiner, was cir
culating around in Lewistown last
week.
For Sale Cheap for cash-A sec.
ond-hand phaeton and buggy harness F;
in good repair. Enquire at this of.
flee.
Mrs. w. r. Hirsch passed through
this city last Thursday on her way
to Gilt Edge. where she will Join her
husband, who recently purchased the
Gold Reef boarding house.
Leave orders for fresh lime at A.
Hopkins G. Sons.
Al. Bebb, who has been out work.
ing for the Lewistown Telephone Co.
for the last month or five weeks, re-
turned to Lewistown Thursday. hav.
ing come straight through from Hay-
re.
Heath & Milligan paints are best.
All colors at Judith Hardware Co.
D. H. eagle, of Wolf creek, arrived
in the city Thursday, having driven
across country. He formerly lived in
this county and has a large number
OF friends who will be glad to know
that he contemplates settling down
here again.
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1872, cor.
ner Main street and Sixth avenue.
Hours 10 to IL a. m. and 2 to 4 and 7
to 5 p. m.
Austin War;, Jr., is about the hap
piest boy in the city just now. A beau
tiful mousse colored Shetland pony,
which his father purchased for him
In Kansas City, arrived Thursday ev-
ening. The pony was shipped from
the Kaw town by express. being craft
ed like a thoroughbred and came
through in excellent shape.
For railroad tickets call on or write
w. c. Doherty, ticket agent for the
Great Northern and Montana Central
railroad. Lewistown. Mont.
D. E. Atchison and family left Lew
istown Friday morning for Denver.
in which city they will visit for a few
weeks and then go on to st. Louis
for a visit to the fair. Mr.. Atchison
last week sold the Gold Reef boarding
house to NJ. r. and Carl Hirsch of
Helena. $1,000 being the c~onsidera-
tion. The new owners have taken
possession and will continue to con-
duct the place as a high class eating
house.
Leave orders for fresh lime at A.
Hopkins & Sons.
A. J.. Morgan, travelling solicitor for
the Butte Miner, is the latest paper
man to strike Lewistown. having
come in Friday on the Great Falls
coach. With Campell and Kishpaugh
for the Record, Abrams for the indie.
pendent, jeremiah for the Tribune,
Ryan for the Frisco Examiner and
Morgan for the Miner in the city no
one a say that the people of Lew.
istown have no opportunity to sub
scribe for a metropolitan daily. They
are all good fellows, Notwithstanding
tho hncinaSG tiay arc in
Ask for White Russian soap.
The delegation of boys who are to
take part in the inter-scholastic meet
in Missoula left Monday morning in
charge of Superintendent Silloway.
The boys who comprise the crowd are
Plat Belden, Ralph Tavener, Paul
Taber. Herbert Silloway, Oscar An
derson and Harry Eldridge. The atE-
letic contests will begin tomorrow
morning, all of the high schools in
the state which a%rticulate with the
university having representatives at
the meet. The contests will continue
for three days and the rivalry will
be of the keenest sort. While the To-
cal boys have been handicapped on
account of having no regular coach
nor a cinder path upon which to prac-
tice running. they expect to make
a respectable slowing against the 9th
er high school athletes of the state.
De Kalb & Ayers, attorneys at law.
Office Allen & Robinson building.
The Business Mems association
held a meeting in the city hall Thurs
day evening and elected officers for
the coming year. w. ID. Symmes was
elected to succeed Walter Z. Smith
as president; /. NJ. Hobensack to sue
coed Walker j. Wells as vice presi'
dent: Halsey r. Watson to succeed
w. d. Symmes as secretary. and j.
L. Lane to succeed George NJ. Stat
ford as treasurer. w. ID. Symmes,
Austin War;, Halsey II. Watson, Geo.
j. Bach, David Hilger. John J.. Bright
and Walter L. Smith, who comprised
the committee on the entertainment
of the Helena excursionists, were in
structed to make full arrangements
for receiving the visitors who will be
in Lewistown June 4th. 1t was decid-
ed by the association that all its mem
bers close their places of business
during the services on Decoration
day. No other business of a public
nature was transacted.
Shirts requiring no starch 10 cents
of I,,dftb Ctaam laundry