Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-06-08
Spring Creek Coal company's tel.

Spring Creek Coal Company's tele.
phone is No. l75.
Johnnie Rauch went from Fort Ben.
ton to Helena and came over to Lew
istown with the eXcursionists Satur-
day, He remained over for a few
DAYS.
Sheriff Benner, of Great Falls, ar.
rived in the city yesterday morning
on some official business. He will
remain here until Friday and unless
a certain matter is fixed up there is
a bare possibility OF a rather well
known resident of this place accom-.
panying the officer back to the smeIt.
er burg.
The case against Matthias William
Nash has been continued by Judge
Cheadle for this jury term of court.
Nash was arrested last winter in
Sheridan, Wyo., on the charge OF Sc
ductiOn He recently married the
complaining witness and II is likely
that the case against him will be dis.
missed providing he pays the costs
which the state has been put TO OH his
account.
NJ. VI. Mcdonald, foreman for the
p. n. outfit of Judith. and Miss Paul.
inc Brown, will be married in the
parlor OF the %Suprenant lodging house
this evening at s o'clock. The Rev.
Albert Pfaus will officiate. The groom
is a steady, Industrious young man,
while the bride is possessed OF all the
graces OF charming young woman
hood. They will leave in the morn.
ing for their future home at Judith.
De Kalb & Ayers. attorneys at law.
Office Allen & Robinson building.
Carl Dwight. who has been Colonel
G. r. Norris right hand man at Ju-
dith for the last seven months, is In
the city for the first time since he
went to the lower country. Carl says
that II is one of the best countries
on the face of the globe and that he
Is well satisfied with his place, de-
spite the fact that some of the eX.
element of a city existence is lack.
ing. Carl doesn't weigh but 2l3 lbs.
but says that he is feeling better than
he looks. He will return to Judith
tomorrow.
DIR. Attix, telephone No. 1872, cor.
ner Main street and Sixth avenue.
Hours 10 TO II a. m. and 2 to 4 and Z
to s p. m.
The new wool warehouse down on
the depot grounds Is now in the last
stages of completion, over half of II
having been already made ready for
the storing of wool. II Is going to he
a model warehouse in every p%articu-
lar and every woolgrower who has
seen II says that there will not be
a better one In the state when II Is
finally completed. One cannot appre.
ciate Its immensely without looking
1t over A 400 foot building is not
seen every day and a close view of
the new structure gives one the I'm
preston that il will hold all OF the
wool raised in Fergus county. The
scales have been put in place and, so
far as the people Of Lewistown are
concerned. they are ready for the
wool season to open.
The concert given In Culver's hal
last evening by Mrs. Anna ColbuIn
l Plummer. a celebrated vocalist from
Salt Lake City, was one OF the raresi
| musical treats ever given to the peo
pie of Lewistown. An unfortunate
z lack of space this week prevents al
adequate description of the many OK
cellencies Of the delightful occasion
The concert had been extensively ad
vertised by the ladies of the Metho
dist Episcopal church, through whose
efforts Mrs. Plummer was induced
a to visit this city, and no one in thu
thoroughly representative audience
!. regretted having gone. Mrs. Plum
mer has an exceptionally sweet
strong and full voice. She is alsc
graced with a most charming stag,
presence and had the hearts as wei
as the ears Of her audience from tn,
moment she stepped before the foot
r lights. Two beautiful selections from
an orchestra composed of Messrs
Hutchison. Peterson. Du Clos ant
Race and Mrs. Du Clos. added to thu
n enjoyment of the evening. Mrs. d.
Clos was the efficient accompanist foI
e Mrs. Plummer.