Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-06
Jim SINNERS place.

willard appears In this issue.
Do you want a chance on the $3.50
plane? Eat at the Acme Cafe.
N. M. McCauley. of Grass Range.
was a business visitor to the city the
first OF the week.
School children should remember
that they can get the largest and best
scent tablet at Cooks.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mill.
sap. of Grass Range. at the residence
of Frank Moshner, In Lewistown, Jan.
uary 4th, a girl.
Money saving shoe sale at the Fad
this month. $500 shoes for $500.
Jim Gordon was very sick last Sat
urday and Sunday but started to I'm.
prove Monday and Is now almost on
his feet again.
]. B. Holmes will give q dance at
the Grass Range hotel the evening OF
January 22nd. A splendid supper will
be served and q most cordial invita-
ton is extended to the public. Music
by the Gilt Edge orchestra.
The Judith Hardware Co. beat them
all OIL stoves.
Is Fergus county going to have any
representative at the Pacific Wool
Growers convention. to be held at
Portland, Ore, this month"; Railroad
rates and other questions of vital I'M
portance to woolgrowers are to be
acted upon.
For railroad tickets call on or write
w. c. Doherty, ticket agent for the
Great Northern and Montana Central
railroad. Lewistown. Mont
Mrs. Johnnie Arthur last week re-
ceived q telegram from her husband,
who was then in Stroud, Ok, stating
that he arrived In that city too late,
as his brother, whose illness called
him there, had died before he reached
the city.
Money saving shoe sale at the Fad
this month. $500 shoes for $500
Charley Wright, Of the Lewistown
hotel, believes In printers ink. as will
be noted by his half page advertise
ment in this issue. And 1t Is hardly
necessary to add that Charley Wright
always makes q success of his busi.
ness.
For sals-One quarter lot 12h feet
front on Main street between Third
and Fourth avenue G. M. Kelly,
Electric Building.
Stone & Long are having the sand
and stone for q new business build.
ing hauled to their lots on Fifth ave.
nue. and Janeaux street. This Is one
of the most desirable building loca
tons in the city and It Is the intention
of the owners to put up a fine bust.
ness structure. Building operations
will begin In the spring.
You a get more for your money
at Cooks, as the goods must be sold
before March LIST.
Roy Ayers, the well known young
attorney, who recently started the
practice Of his profession In this city,
is very III Of typhoid fever at his room
In the southern part Of town. His
condition has been critical for the
past week. but his physician, DR.. viii
lard, reports an Improvement this
morning.
Jim SINNERS place.
A. L. Carlton, of wauwautosa, Wis.
father of Mrs. o. F. Wasmansdorf,
died Monday morning at his eastern
home. the sad intelligence being con
veyed to his daughter In Lewistown
Monday afternoon. Mr.. Carlton visit
ed Lewistown last year and will be
pleasantly remembered by many who
then formed his acquaintance.
A few sets of decorated China al
Cooks at your own price.
Mike Lynch, the genial manager Of
the N-Bar ranch, was in the city from
Sunday until yesterday Afternoon q
land business. He says that cattle
and sheep are looking fine or the biz
Cruise ranch and that grass is al
good as could be desired. He looks
for an open winter and says that Will
a few more weeks Of the present fn'
weather, a few storms In Februar,
and March will not do much damage
What. Lewistown to have q role
rinkf Yes, skates have been ordered
and will be here In about q week. Blu
don't all want to skate at once, TO-
there will not be enough skates to q
around. The erase for this most fas
cinating and exhiliarating pastime II
returning and Mr.. Culver is going Il
open up a rink In the opera house
Watch for opening dates.
George Stafford has rented hi
building on Main street, at present OF
cupied with his harness establish
ment, to Chris Stoudt, who, II Is claim
ed, will put In another saloon. II an
other thirst extinguisher does go Il
there will be Ave In q row along tina
side OF Main street. Mr.. Stafford haj
rented half of the Walter Knigh
building on Fourth avenue and will
move his stock Of harness to tina
place as soon as II 10 ready for OF
cupaney.
Those shoes on sale at the Fad ar
all new goods. $3.50 shoe for Sl.75.
Tom Beadle returned Friday nigh
from q trip to the Little Rocky rioui
tains on mining business. On Chris
mas day, Tom, who Ia from Kewane'
Illinois, was on q stage coach betwee
Malta and landusky. As he droy
, along he fell to musing as to where b
was likely to eat his Christmas dill
ner and the rather remote possibilit
|, OF eating any at all. About mid.da
: the coach drove UP to a little house Q
. the side OF the road and they decide
to take dinner. The travellers wei
in and after sitting down were give
the surprise OF their lives when Il
lady of the house brought In a b
steaming turkey. with all such appu
tenances as dumpllngs, dressings,
eetera. It is only an incident while
demonstrates the general observan'
Of the great sacred holiday and Il
position OF the American people, an
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