Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-20
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j. b. Washburn was in the city for
several z ys last week.
We ray cash for hides and pelts.
Lewistl' Neat & Provision Co
II yoa &c troubled with aching feet,
corns & junions, do not delay, but
consult Is. Leese at once. Examina-
ton fire..
Easter. oysters and fish constantly
on hand at the Lewistown Meat &
Provision Co.
DR.. T. II. Peasants is able to be
out again after being confined to his
bed with an attack Of bronchitis for
about a week.
Hair Work made to order-Mn. A.
Mcleod, Boulevard. near Third Ave.
Frank Day. one OF the pioneers OF
Lewistown, is quite sick at his home
south OF town. His condition vas re-
ported slightly better this morning.
Money saving shoe sale at the Fad
this month. $500 shoes for $500.
Z. j. Holland has been appointed
postmaster of the Philbrook postof.
fee, succeeding A. ID. Barney, who
sent in his resignation several weeks
ago.
Asa Carpenter left last week for
Fairport, Mo-, where he will spend
several weeks Strengthening up the
estate OF his father, who recently
died.
DR., Attix Is wearing his right eye
In a sling this week as a result of get
ting it slightly poisoned. He was
quite i'll from the pain q day or two
but the inflammation is subslding and
the effected optic will be all right
within a few days.
For the past five days the trains have
been coming In on schedule time and
one or two of them have arrived some
what ahead OF time. The railroad com
pany Is now In fair shape to fight the
snow drifts and no more serious de.
lays are looked for during the winter.
Mrs. Frank Il. Smith, accompanied
by her mother. Mrs. n. Belanger, Il
Gilt Edge, left Monday for Helena.
HAtlk Fui WI DG uuufl luC CdIt vi
n phi ~ysician for awhile hoping TO Sc.
cure relief from an illness from which
she has been suffering for the past
three weeks.
Mrs. Jack Flynn returned last night
from North Dakota, where she has
been at the home OF her mother. She
left a short time before her husband
became involved In his very serious
trouble, but as soon as possible came
back to do all that q faithful wife
can do-be with him in the hour OF
his deepest trouble.
Harry Phillips last Thursday sold
the Elkhorn saloon In the eastern
part of town TO Carl Anderson and
Louis Blenheim. The new proprie.
tors have taken charge and announce
Il as their Intention to continue to
run the place as a strictly frst-class
establishment.
Following Three Little Maids" a,
the opera house Friday evening, will
come the Olympia Opera company
which Is billed for three evenings In
Lewistown the first of February. Feb
ruary 2, 3 and 1 are the dates announ
ced and the company will be here as
scheduled unless the railroad gets
blocked up again. Watch for furth
er announcements.
This is the week OF prayer at thu
Methodist church. Rev. Winters viii
probably hold a series OF revival meet
ings following the week of prayer
The Epworth League of the NJ. +
church holds devotional meetings ey
cry Sunday evening at $50 p. m. Sub
jet for next Sunday evening, Il
Christ Should Come TO Our Town.
Lesson text, John 4, 1880, 39-42. Yo
are invited to attend these i~nterestinI
and helpful meetings.
Try our want column; II brings re
suits.