Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-11-16
Eat at the New Ideal Cafe.

Eat at the New Ideal Cafe.
You can get a warm lunch at The
rummage sale for rs cents.
Powers millinery at half prices.
Earl McGinnis. who has been i'll for
some time, is much better now and
Will soon be able to be around.
For union made shoes see A. Dahl
the shoe man.
NJ. ii. Deaton returned Saturday ey.
ening from a business trip TO Helena
and Butte.
The New Ideal Cafe gives the best
in town.
A seven pound daughter was born
on the evening of November 7th 10
Mrs. Charles Daugherty at the hos.
pital.
Spring Creek Coal Company's tele.
phone Is No. It's.
Prof. p. NJ. Silloway will give a
Biblical stereopticon lecture at the
Methodist Episcopal church next Sun.
day evening. The public is cordially
invited to attend this rare treat.
Children's fall hats and caps at
Lehman's.
The trains or the Montana railroad
are getting In ahead of time these
nights. They have demonstrated that
they can make time when they have
10 and the people here will be con.
tent with nothing else from now on.
Those pictures given with every
$3.50 purchase at The Fad are fine.
Miss Helen j. Johnson of Burlington
Iowa, left for her home in Iowa last
Wednesday, after a long visit here,
having spent the past summer and
fall in Harlowton with her brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. johnson,
formerly of straw, Montana, but now
of Harlowton.
You can buy a famous Wilson heat
err at the Judith Hardware. They are
the best.
A Billings dispatch says: Senator
John ID. Waite, Of Fergus county, is
here and will receive a large number
OF sheep which he and his partner,
j. B. Elliot. of this city, will ship to
Nebraska for winter feeding. Messrs.
Waite & Elliot fed more than 10000
sheep In Nebraska last year and ru.
NOR has ii that they found il a very
paying investment.
w. S. Smith can save you money on
pianos. See him at new store next to
opera house.
e. b. Harvey has rented the Muir.
ray conner and will move the news
and fruit stand from the place where
IL has been run by Miss Cornell for
the last three years to the new loca-
ton. 1t is planned to remodel the in.
terror of the room to some extent and
the doorway may be moved to the
corner of the building. Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey will have charge of the store.
Sow clean grain, and get the high
est market price for your crop. Buy
a tanning mill at the Judith Hard
are.
Dan Bean was in from the Nc
Donald Creek Sheep company SatuT'
day and he has an interesting story
to tell of some fire fighting which he
and the men employed by the com
pany participated In Thursday. One
of the men employed on the Atllin
son place had lighted a fire to cook
his dinner and was not particular JUS
where he started the fire. The VINO
caused some sparks to fly into son.t
straw and chaff lear by and In a me-
ment things began to blaze. TIL,
alarm was given and everyone wen
to fighting fire. The blaze was onl,
extinguished after nearly one hun
dred acres of range had been burn
ed. Several of the men lost hats anC
coats in the fire. Everything is Sc
dry now that it takes fire easily.
1t will pay you to 60 to A. Dahl
the shoe man, when purchasing shoes
He carries a full line of mems, ladiei
and children's shoes and will sci
them at prices which cannot be dup
Heated in the city.
The Helena Record says: Ralph
Pulitzer, the son of Millionaire Jos
eph Pulitzer, owner of the New YOrl
World. will have to again face a Mon
lana court and either stand trial ol
plead guilty on the charge of violat
ing the game laws of the state. The
second prosecution against him wil
be called in the district court of Tie
ton county November 18th, before
Judge ID. F. Smith. He Is charged
with killing a mountain sheep. i
Is asserted that he will plead guilt,
to the charge and get on with a lib
eral fine. Several months ago ru
liter pleaded guilty before Judge
Cheadle of LewistOwn to killing al
antelope out of season and paid
fine of $500. 1t is expected Pulitze'
Will come 10 Montana in a few day!