Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-11-09
DR.. Foley. telephone No. 100.

- ~ htAtIhASAN ANSs 1uVs
Richard Hanke and JEFF Sherman
took a flying trip to Armells Satur-
day.
Beautiful pictures with every $3.50
purchase at The Fad Shoe Store.
Eat at the New Ideal Cafe.
For union made shoes see A. Dahl
the shoe man.
The famous st. Clair stoves and
ranges at the Lewistvwn Furniture
company.
Louis Lehman and Gordon o. Shall
er took a trip to the Snowies and
Alaska bench the first part of the
week.
Shirts requiring no starch 10 cents
at Judith Steam Laundry.
Eat at the New Ideal Cafe.
Charles L. Wright has bought out
the saloon which has been run by
Arthur T. Wright and will continue to
operate the place himself.
Eat at the New Ideal Cafe.
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 sou.
A rattle for 100 ducks will take
place at Alec. Branson's place, First
and Last Chance, on the evening be,
fore Thanksgiving, Nov. 2Srd. Every.
body invited.
w. S. Smith has two nearly new pi
amos to rem or sell at a bargain. Next
door to opera house.
The New Ideal Cafe gives the bes'
in town.
DIR. Attix, telephone No. 1872. cor
ner Main street and Sixth avenue.
Mrs. Verdick, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Robert Deain
baugh, has returned to town, wher,
she is making her home with another
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Foster. She re
ports a very pleasant visit on Beav
er creek and vicinity.
Fall millinery at reduced prices a
Lehman's.
The Montana Railroad has purchas
W hh6ht III way iiolh thSb aiholA
line to BOrgh's coal mine a mile an,
d half up Spring creek. The surve!
has been completed and the work q
laying the track will begin al onru
The new line will cross the creek II
the neighborhOod of the brewery an,
continue along the south bank of TIA
stream TO the mine. Mr.. Borgh ha
made arrangements to furnish I'll
company with their coal at this en-
of the line.
Millinery at Powers at half plies
/ am established in the rooms ove
w. II. Fernald's store, east side, an
prepared to do all kinds of dressmal
ing and suitings. Ladies, give me
all: satisfaction guaranteed. Mr.
,Clara Bickelhnnpt.
Former Senator Thomas II. Carte
spoke o a large audience in Culver
hall last Thursday evening and prt
sented the issues of The campaign i
an able manner. He was probably III
best speaker to make an address |
Lewistown in the campaign and wa
given a hearty reception. His r,
marks were straightforward and h
covered the ground In a thoroug
manner. He was repeatedly inteIrup
ed by applause and as a whole Tn
meeting was the most enthusiast
which was held in LewistGwn this fal
The senator left Friday morning fo
Livingston.
Our crockerg, glassware, china, an
lamp department is very complet
and you surely can fill your requir
ments fmm any of them. Judith Han,
ware Co.
Fall millinery at reduced prices 4
Lehfnan's.
For six months the ladies of tn
Presbyterian churrh have been busii
engaged in preparing art and fame
work, usefW and decorative article
for the home and family. Eaily |
December, the exact date TO b. al
nounced later. the product of the Ii
dies integrity. taste and ,kill VIII b
offered sor sale at y bazaar at In
church. In connection there will b
candy and reffeshment booths an
mech to attract the eye as well as u
gage the pocket book. The bazaar
planned for a time when Christina
presents will be uppermost in tn
minds. and IL win doubtless prove
most pleasing and profitab BILE event.
Spring Creek Coal Company's tell