Fergus County argus., 1904-11-02
Eat at the New Ideal Cafe.


Heinz bulk Olives at Lehman's.
J. d. Waite went to Helena Monday
morning.
Heinz Preserves at Lehman's.
Parties who want plasterlng done
should call on Andrew Green.
A marriage license was issued Oc
tober 29th TO Herman Wyss and Miss
Frances Gasser, both of Lewlstown.
Uncle Sam makes nickles, but Heinz
makes Pickles.
We have 300 pitch pine posts for
sale cheap at Judith Hardware Co.
Stone & Long have sold house and
two lots in the Riverdale addition Ia
n. II. Whipple for consideration OF
$1,000.
Heinz Chutney at Lehman's, beats
Catsup. fine for Oysters and Chops.
Before buying stoves see the Lew.
istown Furniture Co.
Ambrose Kelly has sold to Thomas
Luton Ruby Gulch quartz lode min.
ng claim and Polar Star quartz lode
mining claim. Consideration, honii-
nal.
Lehman's is the polling place for
the 81 varieties.
The New Ideal Cafe gives the best
in town.
Mrs. j. w. Arthur left Monday
morning for Salt Lake City. Mr.. Ar.
thur will leave in February and they
expect to make that city their home.
Mr.. Arthur will engage in the grocery
business there.
When you vote cast your ballot
straight for the 81 varieties.
At the Ideal Cafe is served the
best meal in Lewistown. Regular din
ner 35 cents.
Joseph Wunderlin is back from a
visit in Helena and other Montana
points. He visited his mining prop
erty at Scratch Gravel and says the
prospects are bright at that place.
Work has stopped for the winter but
at the mine adjoining this one a new
ten stamp mill is being erected and
work will go on all winter.
Owing to the early hour of depar
ture of the Montana railroad trair
from Lewistown passengers destined
to points beyond Lombard should ar
range to purchase their tickets the day
before leaving and thereby save the
trouble of purchasing tickets and re-
checking baggage at Lombard. Tick
cts may be purchased from the agen
al Lewistown to all points, east and
west.
1t will pay you to go to A. Dahl.
the shoe man, when purchasing shoes.
He carries full line of mems, ladies
and children's shoes and will sell
them at prices which cannot be dup
Heated in the city.
The Home Workers and the Mis-
s.onary society of the Presbyterian
church, will be entertained by Mis-.
VIM. Blackford and Mrs. J. 4. Lane
at the home of Mrs. Blackford on Fri
day afternoon, November 4th. A cor.
dial welcome will be extended to all
women interested in the Presbyterian
church. Especially strangers in town
and those not affiliated with othel
church organizations.
We wash, starch and dry your la
dies clothes. Iron your fiat work and
handkerchiefs all for 35c per dozen.
Judith Steam Laundry.
When you want a whip, lap robe,
saddle or harness, call at the Judith
Hardware and get our prices and see
our line. We will sell you.
Probably the weather record for
October, 1904, will long stand as proof
OF an exceptional October. Montan-
ans yearly enjoy weeks of the most
beautiful Indian summer, but usually
these periods of warm days and clear
skies are punctuated with snow storms
and often with severe cold. But the
past October, except for its dryness,
has been a daisy" Fifteen days
were perfectly clear, ten partly cloudy
and only six cloudy. On the 26th the
temperature rose to S0' and the cold
est recorded was the night of the
18th, when the temperature dropped
to 17'. Aside from that one night, 22'
was the lowest during the month. The
mean temperature for the month was
4S'. During October there was
scarcely a drop of rain-not enough
to be recorded and there was no snow
Snow fell on the mountain tops twice
but even in the foothills moisture was
lacking. or course, the ordinary NOR
TAI never is fully satisfied and there
are those who think heavy showers
or light SHOWS are mucn needed; pos
sibly this is true, especially in tn,
wheat districts. but with the averag,
citizen the stock remark is "ain't thii
| fine weather."