Fergus County argus., 1904-10-05
Eat at the New Ideal Cafe.


Asa Carpenter came up from Flat.
willow Monday.
The New Ideal Cafe gives the best
in town.
The Catholic ladies will serve din.
ner and supper on election day, No
vember Sth.
DIR. Attix. telephone No. 1872, cor.
ner Main street and Sixth avenue.
r. G.. Shell, of Garneill, has bought
out Ed. Hart at that place. Mr.. Hart
formerly conducted a saloon and
livery stable there.
Arthur Harvey returned to Lewis.
town Thursday evening after a week
in the mountains. II is rumored that
he has been dealing out election ci-
gars.
Apples at s1.75 per box at A. Hop
kins & Sons.
Walker ]. Wells has sold out his
business at Flatwillow to J. l.. Stuart,
of this city. Mr.. Stuart has already
taken charge.
Mrs. Nevill and children, and Miss
Elizabeth Nevill left this morning for
Boise, Idaho, where they will probably
remain.
Mrs. Harry Kelly received a te,e.
gram Monday telling her of the Sc, /.
Gus illness of her sister in Hamilton.
Mrs. Kelly left for that city at once.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Methodist Episcopal church will have
an exhibition of sofa pillows Friday
afternoon and evening, October 7th
1904, at the NJ. f. church. Light re
! freshments will be served. An ad
mission fee of % cents will be charg
ed.
A fruit punch will hit the spot on
these warm days. You'll find it at
Delzell's.
Miss Judith Waite had the misfor
tune to break bone in her left ankle
late yesterday afternoon and is now
confined to the house. She was riding
her pony and was about to cross a
ditch when the horse stopped sud
denly, throwing her off to one side
She in some manner. caught a spur
as she fell, and turned her ankle SC
severely as to break a small bone.
The school at Garneill is in a -four
ishing condition with forty-six pupils
The school Is limited on account OF
the small size of the school room
but a good quality of work is done
there. 1t is the intention Of the trus
tees at that place to make arrange
ments for studies beyond the eighth
grade The teachers in charge of the
school are +. J. Roberts and Miss Hol
liday.
Ground bone will make chickens
lay. For sale by Lewistown Meat &
Provision Co.
Still the people are flocking to Hell
ena, Notwithstanding the fact that We
are having almost winter weather
Those who left this morning wer.
James Weaver VIM. Abel, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Wunderlin, Mr.. and Mrs
James Charters. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Harvey, |. M. Hobensack. w. II. Cul
yer, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Woodman
DR.. ]. II. willard, David Hilger, DR.
and Mrs. Attix and child. Damas Tail
lon, w. G. Norman, Frank Winky.
Last Thursday evening while the
band was waiting for the train to ar
rive they serenaded Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
! A. Drake, who were spending tho
night in Lewistown. After a few Sc
lectiOns had been played Mr.. Drak,
came out and after thanking them
handed the leader a check for $50
The boys are most grateful for this
generous gift. as it will help then
considerably in maintaining the band
Mr.. Drake is never backward in help
ing any good cause.
Sow clean grain, and get the high
est market price for your crop. Buy
tanning mill at the Judith Hard
ware.
Rev. Quickenden is this morning in
receipt of a telegram from Rev. ]
Beveridge Lee. ID. d., of Milwaukee
stating that the time table of his
western trip will compel him to leave
Lewistown the 14th inst, and he
| therefore will arrive Tuesday. Mr.
| odyo tldt pioSioh "
the Presbytery and Synod will be 81
altered as to permit of DR.. Lees par
ticipating prominently in the services
on wednesday and Thursday Of mex
week.
Joseph Bertrand. formerly of the
I firm of Bertrand & shannon, has
bought out the fruit and confectionery
business of w. j. Edgecombe and will
conduct the business in the future
Mr.. Bertrand is an old business maI
and will without doubt make a sue
cess of his new venture. He vii
carry the same line which was car
ried by Mr.. Edgecombe and expects
to make few changes, although M
may add to the business in the spring
He solicits the patronage OF the peo
pie of .ewistown and will do all in hi
power to serve them.
The following is taken from thu
Montana Record of recent date
: Lewis s. Butler, of LewistOwn pre-
sented a petition to the court askin'
to be declared a bankrupt. His liza
bilities are given at $3,535.17, and hi
, assets at $40. The petition was re
ferred to S. A. Ballet, referee II
bankruptcy.