Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-02-24
Hall and Herring at Lehman's.
Borgh's bright hitnminous coal.

Borgh's bright bituminous coal.
Are your finger nails in bad condi.
ton? Have them treated by Mrs.
Leese.
Mrs. +. o. Busenburg went to Ken.
dali Monday morning to spend a few
days visiting her nephew, Prof. Les
lie Busenburg, OF the Kendall schools.
The Judith Hardware Co. beat them
all Oh stoves.
Family Mackerel at Lehman's.
For removing corns and bunions
call and see DR.. Leese, the chiropo.
dist. Judith Basin Bank Building.
The weather conditions during the
past week have been all that could
be desired or expected at this sea
son of the year. Only once has the
temperature dropped to below zero
Sunday night when u below was re-
corded. Last Thursday was clear,
the temperature ranging from s. to
a.; Friday was clear, the minimum
temperature being 10' and the maxi
mum AZ: 15' above was the coolest
oabuIudy, CINdl ShitS SUN pltNdlIllB :,
Sunday was cloudy. 22o being the
highest reached. and that night the
temperature dropped to 70 below, &C.
companied by a fall Of ~ inches of
the beautiful: this snow rapidly dis
appeared on Monday, Az being re-
corded in the early afternoon; Mon
day was a beautifully warm and
clear day, but during the night the
skies clouded and this morning, while
warm, another furry OF snow is
threatened.
Household furniture at private sale
by Miss Florence Penwell at the hos.
pital.
DIR. AttiX has returned and is pre-
pared to promptly respond to all calls.
The state worlds fair commission
r preparing to issue a little booklet,
copies of which are to be distributed
at the big show In st. Lous this year.
The pamphlet is designed to advertise
the state and different enterprising
sections are buying space in the book.
let for the purpose of advertising
the respective resources. Billings has
already raised $500 for that purpose
and other cities are talking the mat
ter up. II is a good scheme and Of
fers an excellent opportunity for the
advertisement If the unparalleled re-
sources of the rich sections of Mon
tana. 1t would not be a bad idea for
the real estate men of Lewistown to
look into the proposition. as no legiti-
mate means of advertising the Ju-
dith Basin. most fertile of all of the
rich valleys of Montana, should not be
overlooked.
Don't ride all night or take chances
of getting stuck in a snow bank. Take
the Benton Flyer. Telephone 1928.
Office, Knight building.
Last Saturday morning at II o'clock
at the home OF B. C. White in this
city was solemnized the marriage of
Mr.. Leon III. Drake, Jr., of Billings.
to Miss Mary ID. Joyner. of New York
City, n. Y, Rev. Albert Pfaus officiat-
ing. Only Mr.. and Mrs. White wit.
messed the ceremony. Immediately
after the ceremony n delightful din.
ner was served by Mrs. White and
early in the afternoon the bride and
groom left by private conveyance for
Billings. near which place the groom
has a fine stock ranch. The groom
Is a nephew of Mrs. White and is a
young man of sterling qualities. The
bride but recently came west from
her eastern home and is possessed OF
those graces of body and mind which
go to make a faithful and devoted
helpmate. They start out on the
pathway Of life with every promise
of a happy and prosperous journey
and their friends in this city and the
community in which they live near
Billings. wish for them unbounded
Joy and contentment in their new life.