Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-21

De Kalb G. Ayers, attorneys at law,
Office Allen 4 Robinson building.
There will be a business meeting
of the w. C. T. U. AZ the home Of
Mrs. Stoddard on Friday AT 3 p. m.
Everyone come.
Shirts requiring no starch 10 cents
at Judith Steam Laundry.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk of the court December lith
10 George Hull, of Moore. and Miss
Minnie Stuefen, OF Great Falls.
Cats for sale by the Judith Basin
Milling company.
George Pirrie, of Rothiemay, vas
in the city last week. lie speaks in
the most encouraging way of the pros
pect fof a good wool market next
year.
Clark's carriage heaters. II inches
long. covered with Brussels carpet, for
$3.50 at the Judith Hardware.
Miss Kathleen Hughes will leave
for her home in Missouri the last Of
the week. She has given up her pc.
sition as s~tenographer for Hilger 4
Busenburg and will no return.
At Shannon's. a big assortment OF
mems neckties, ~suspendrs, handkei'
chiefs, gloves. etc.
w. II. Smith will leave for Great
Falls December cath on business for
the Boston and st. Mary's Copper
mining company. His friends say this
Is not the only business that calls
him away.
III you are puzzled about what to get
ior an Xmas present just call at the
Lewistown Furniture Co.'S store and
you Will decide in five minutes.
James A. B~rockbank, of Deeraeld.
and Miss Ruth Shelton, Of Stanford
were married at the Presbyterian
manse Wednesday, December l4th.
Rev. Henry Quickenden officiating.
We understand that Mr.. and Mrs.
Brockbank will make their home along
the Missouri north of here.
Have you cen those souvenir sterl.
ing silver spoons. and novelties at the
Judith Hardware? They are beauties.
not just because we say so, but il is
the universal decision of everyone
that has seen them.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. O. Meserve, OF
Kendall, are mourning the loss of their
baby, a fifteen months old boy. which
died from pneumonia last week and
was laid In the Kendall cemetery YES
terday, Rev. Kerr conducting the i'm
pressiye services. The little one wa.
a bright child and the many friends
OF the parents were prompt in extend
Ing their sympathy.
WANTED-an experienced vol
hunter TO hunt wolves near the Soutt
Moccasin mountains. Application can
Moccasins. Application can b,
made to VIM. Dundom or Joseph Kinl
and satisfactory terms arranged.
Some changes have been made a
the First National Bank. Walter Min
er, assistant cashier. has taken a desl
In the Office and hereafter will assis
Cashier George J. Bach. Gordon q
Shafer will be receiving and payinI
teller. w. y. Everett will take Mr.
Shafer's place at the collection win
dow and Mr.. Copeland will take Mr
Everett's place. E. /. Shane Is a ney
man In the bank and he will be givei
a place at the books. He formeil.
worked for l.. c. Wilson here.
A very elaborate frame, strictly higi
grade. beautifully ornamented an
perforated by hand. also hand carved
Made in ebony and gold, also in soil,
gilt. In these frames we are nov
selling a line Of art color plates.
faithful reproduction from genuin
pastel and water color landscapes, an
remarkably pretty goods. Price, 5
, at Shannon's.
Pat Mill. Of Moore, while in Lev
istown Saturday. completed the pul
chase of fine farming land lying on
and Une.half miles north OF Moore. 9
James Jones. for a consideration q
, $500. The sale includes severi
, head of stock cattle and horses an
some farming utensils. In addition
Mr.. Nihill's big ranch holdings o
Ross Fork and the land just purcha.
ed Of Mr.. Jones. he recently acquire
Zi0 acres Of Frank Stapleton and ais
800 acres of Mrs. Rank Stapletol
the latter being on REIMBURSEMENT
a desert land fling. Mr.. Mill pla.
ing scrip thereon. Wheat raising wi
be Mr.. Nihills business in the year
10 come and. Judging from results O
the Rock creek bench this year, h
will be quite al successful In farmin
as in woolgrowing. Energy and goo
management count for success in e
cry industry.
Owing to the early hour Of depa
ture Of the Montana Railroad trial
from Lewistown passengers destine
to points beyond Lombard should a
range to purchase their tickets In
day before leaving and thereby say
the trouble Of purchasing tickets an
rechecklng baggage at Lombard. Tic
els may be purchased from the ager
at Lewistown to all points, east An
west.
F. T.. Smith. chairman Of the
bIary committee OF the city. for tW
years has been diligently at work
an endeayor 10 reach the ears Of A
drew Carnegie and this week his g
forts have finally been rewarded vii
success. or course, Lcwistown hi
not yet been given a library buildir
by the philanthropic Scotchman. bl
the prospects are brighter. Mr.. Smii
received nc answer TO personal a
peals and so has directed his effor
to securing Mr.. C%arnegie's attentit
through the Intervention OF influe
tlal men In the east. Aid was solic
ed from the Librarian Of congress al