Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-11-30

Call at The Fad and take a look
at those pictures.
Errett l.. Smith spcnt Sunday in
Gilt Edge.
George Wells Is happy oycr the ad.
vent OF twin girls AT HI hug,o a week
or so ago.
The Lewistown furniture cnmpany
will sell you furniture ua The install
ment plan.
Eugene Stanley, boobtropcr at the
Mcdonald Greek Sheep company.
spent Sunday in LewiSlpwu.
W. S. Smith can save You money ON
pianos. See him at new store next to
opera house.
The young girls sewing guild Of the
Episcopal church will meet with Mrs.
James Weaver tomorrow Thursday
afternoon.
Don't buy anything In the jewelry
line until you see our stock aud get
our prices. Wagner & Suffer, Wright
block.
One of the new Passenger cars.
which have been boushl by the Mon
tana railroad. came in ON the train
Monday ewing. IL Is a inc car and
a modern n in every respect.
Highest market price paid for oats.
wheat and baled hay in trade for fur.
niture at the Lewistown Furniture
company.
Mr.. and Mrs, Fred r, Warren spent
Sunday in Lewistown. Mr.. Warren
says he will not repeat his expert.
ment of wintering sheep in the bad
lands, as he did last year.
Go to T. w. Warren, the chronom-
eter. watch and clock maker for cut
glass "perfumizers," both in gold and
silver mountings.
1t will pay you to go 10 A. Dahl
the shoe man, when purchasing shoes.
He carries a full line of mems, ladies
and children's shoes and will sell
them at prices which cannot be dup.
Heated in the city.
George Bach and family left Thanks
giving for Great Falls in the auto
mobile. They made the run in very
good time, leaving here at 1870 o'clock
in the morning and arriving in Great
Falls at 5;45 o'clock. In time for the
Thanksgiving dinner. Coming back
Sunday the front tire burst when near
Cottonwood and the remainder of the
trip was made on the rim. The return
trip took slightly longer. Mr.. Bach
says that if everything had gone
smoothly going up he would have
been in Great Falls by 1870 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Have you ever tried liquid granite
floor finish? If so you would use moth.
ing else, and If lot you should try It.
as 1t will positively give YOU the best
results Of anything you have ever
tried. We have it for old and new
floors. Judith Hardware Co.
The formal opening OF The Wagner
& Suffer jewelry store and the Peter
son Music Store was held Saturday
afternoon and IL was one of the most
elaborate openings ever held In this
city. the store being crowded all day.
Throughout the day delightful music
was furnished TO those who attended
he opening and dainty souvenirs. con-
sisting of paper knives, nat pins and
spoons were given away. These
souvenirs contained engrayings of
scenes in Fergus county. In the al
ernoon a trio composed Of Rogers.
Davis and Saunders played a number
i If selections. In the evening an or.
| ehestra OF six pieces played until a
ate hour. Mrs. Hugh Wa9nor served
fruit punch until a late hourTAOl
fruit punch during the whole day.
rhe store was beautifully decorated
With palms and flowers.
We have Just received a very large
inc of furs on approval. We will sell
hem at less than eastern prices. We
IAN keep them only ten days. Come
Ind see them. Lewistown Commercial
| company.
Miss Nellie Slower, daughter of
/! Mrs. Kate l.. Slower, Of 50 Summit
rvenue. st. Paul. Mimi. laughed SO
heartily at a story told by one of a
party of friends al her nom that she
l~islocated her jaw, says the Chicago
Tribune. She suddenly ceased laugh
ing and sat with her mouth wide OBJ
IN and a panied expression on her
face. she could not close her mouth
until a surgeon was called and her
Jaw reset. This is the story that
caused Miss Slower TO dislocate her
Jaw: "a man was shaving when he
cut of the end of his nose. He drop
ped the razor. which cut off his big
toe. The doctor put the pieces back
in place and cemented them with ra.
dunn water, but accidentally trans
posed them. They grew together nice
~. Now the man has to trim a toe
nail at the end of his nose and take
Off his shoe TO sneeze.