Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-02-03
Dill pickles at Lehman's.

Dill pickles at Lehman's.
Russell Bebb is down with-tfe meas
les this week.
The Judith Hardware Co. beat them
all oil stoves.
S. r. Swilling. of Stockett, was 4
business visitor to this city the latter
part of the week.
An opportunity to get the $3.50 piano
If you eat at the Acme Cafe. A ticket
with each meal.
The receipts of the county record
er's office for the month of January
this year were s404.75. This is an
Increase of s90.65 owe the receipts of
1903.
Employment bureau, Fowler G.
Smith.
Ed. Weede, of Weede, is in the
city doing jury service this week.
He states that everything is in a
most prosperous condition in his part
of the county.
Do you want a chance on the $3.50
piano? Eat at the Acme Cafe.
F. w. Young, of Denver, who has
been in the city for the past week
adjusting the losses from the big Lew
istown hotel fire, left this morning
for home, having completed his work
here.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist. new
AlInr p Dnhtnonn hri1HinG Main
st.
Robert Buris and Duncan Mcleod.
of Belt, were in the city this week
and last as witnesses in the Flynn
trial. This is the first time Mr.. Bur-
ris has been here since 1895 and he
says that the growth of the town is
a wonder. Both are genial, whole
souled gentlemen and were made to
feel at home by their friends in the
city.
Blackboard & Blackford, attorneys.
office In Judith Basin Bank building.
Why not have a pretty hand?
Ladies and gents. it seems strange
to me how people will neglect their
fingernails. Take a look at your own
nails. You need a manicure. What
an improvement to have the cuticule
all removed and your nails properly
attended to. Consult Mrs. Leese, who
makes manicuring a specially. Prices
reasonable.
Dill pickles at Lehman's.
Unless the man in the case"
comes through with enough of Uncle
Sans so-called filthy lucre to heal
the lacerated affections of a certain
maiden who doesn't live even a hun
dred miles from Chicago. there is
likely to be a red hot breach of prom.
Use suit in somebody's court in the
near future. Interesting develop.
ments are on tapis for the gentle
man who claims Fergus county as his
place of residence.
For Sale-One quarter lot l21a feet
front on Main street between Third
and Fourth avenue. C. M. Kelly,
Electric Building.
The Montana railroad company last
Monday brought their 10Y pillow and
a new ten-wheeler mogul up to Har'
lowton and yesterday morning start.
ed to pillow their way through the
drift, which has so effectually stopped
all traffic for the past week. Good
work was done in the morning, but
in the afternoon the storm resumed
business and the snow pillow had to
quit work. There will probably be
work for the snow pillow, even after
it gets into Leistown, as some of the
cuts between the main street cross
ing and the freight yards are filed
with snow, which is packed very hard
Judith Hardware Co. for cutters.
The talk of social circles is the lear
year party, which the young ladies OF
the city are to give in Culver's hal
Friday evening. It promises to b.
the real, downright "swagger" even
OF the season. There has been nue.
rustling among the fair entertainer
for company and the endeavors of al
have met with success. There arr
likely to be a few eyes opened wheI
the lady calls after her company ant
is met by a smaller sister of her in
tended, who will volunteer the infor
nation that IL she will sit down ar
hour or two, Bub will be ready ant
that the reason he is late is because
he hasn't located his collar button o.
is breaking in a new pair of gloves.
If you want a chance on the $35
piano, eat at the Acme Cafe.
George Pirrie came in from Roth
iemay on Monday and reported
| good winter south of the Snowies
Up to the time he left home Their
had been a very light fall of snow
a little more would have been wei
coined. He expected to take the trail
at Garneill for Lewistown, but wa
compelled to drive all the way here
! All parents who have children VIII
should enter the beginning class 4
Miss Mains room are requested :
J send their children at once No chi
I dren will be received in this class al
: ter February 18th. 1904, until mex
! September.
George ]. Wiedeman and w. Z
! Symmes, owners of the Gilt Edge mel
[ camille establishment of Gilt Edge
( yesterday completed the sale of thei
5 holdings in the company to Ben {
! Wiedeman, Peter Weydert and Alber
Weydert, the terms not being mad
known. The Gilt Edge Mercantil
company Is one of the best know
stores in the county outside OF Lewis
town and the new management prom
Uses to better the present standin
of the business by the addition {
new stock and in other ways. 1t wi
be a strictly gilt edge business,
Mr.. Wiedeman will go over the fir
of next month and Mr.. Peter We
I dert will make his home in Gilt Eds
after April LIST. Mr.. Barnes, the pre-
ent manager. will be retained in ii