Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-01-13
The Judith Hardware Co. beat them

were over from Gilt Edge Monday
night.
Money saving shoe sale at the Fad
this month. $500 shoes for $500.
DR.. A. H. Russell, dentist, new
Allen & Robinson building. Main
ST,
For saIe-At Thompson residence,
Fifth avenue; household goods, most
ly brand new, such as furniture, car
pets, stoves, etc. Louis Landt.
]. d. Livingstone, lineman for the
Lewistown Telephone company, went
out to Moore yesterday to do Fome
line work.
Auction at Cooks cash store every
Saturday and Monday afternoons.
Clibon & Eastman have retired from
the management of the Judith livery
barn and the owner. John Simpson,
is once more In charge.
II you have not already done so,
make a resolution now to read every
one of our ads. and thus make your
dollar work overtime. Lewistown
Commercial Co.
In consideration of sl,400 Abbey j.
Ackley and Freeman s. Ackley have
transferred to Joseph G. Walker lots
L, 2, IL and IL, in block Z, Of the ia
neaux addition, to the original town
site of Lewistown.
For railroad tickets call on or write
w. G.. Doherty, ticket agent for the
Great Northern and Montana Central
railroad, Lewistown, Mont
Rev. Father ]. NJ. Vermaat return
ed Saturday from a trip to Helena,
where he went to visit Father Day,
administrator of this diocese since
the death of the lamented Bishop
Brondel.
Money saving shoe sale at the Fad
this month. $500 shoes for $500
The fire department was called out
Thursday afternoon in answer to an
alarm from the residence of A. Hop,
kins in the northern part of the city
Fortunately, however, 1t proved to be
merely a chimney burning out and
no damage was done.
For sale-One quarter lot 12k feet
front on Main street between Third
and Fourth avenue c. M. Kelly
Electric Building.
Although the bad weather has stop
ped progress on the stone work Of
the new Methodist Episcopal church
building, the work of getting Out
stone steadily progresses and as soor
as the weather becomes favorable
once more the stone masonry worl
will be resumed.
Auction at Cooks cash store every
Saturday and Monday afternoons.
Division superintendent Gibson, o.
Glendive, and Division Engineer Tay
lor, of Livingston, both employees o.
the Northern Pacific railway com
pany, came into Lewistown Saturda.
night on the private car of Mr.. Glib
son. They were accompanied b!
Chief Engineer Robertson. of thu
Montana railroad company and wer'
simply looking over the extension
from Harlowton to Lewistown.
Do not be as the fish are when the.
swim amongst pearls and do not real
ize values. Come and see u adver
tised bargains. Lewistown CONNER
cial Co.
Those shoes on sale at the Fad ar,
all new goods. $3.50 shoe for $1.75.
There will be a meeting Of the Cath
Ollie ladies next Tuesday evening q
the home of Mrs. John Laux. Tn
special purpose of this meeting vii
be to make suitable preparations fc
the reception of the very Rev. Fatbe
Victor Day, the administrator Of tn
Catholic diocese of Montana. Fathe
Day needs a rest after the busy If
: he has been leadit.g since the ieat
of Bishop Brondel and ne will com
and spend q few days with his fiient
Father Vermaat.
J. B. Holmes will give a dance
the Grass Range hotel the evening {
January 22nd. A splendid supper wi
be served and a most cordial invit,
ton Is extended to the public. Musi
by the Gilt Edge orchestra.
A meeting of the public scho'
board was held in the Office Of tn
superintendent Monday night. Their
was not much business to be tran
acted, but the board put In sewers
hours discussing school matters. Pr
lessor Tootell was authorized TO pr
i. pare a list Of supplementary books fc
each of the eight grades In the pu'
: lie schools. e. o. Busenburg was q
so present at the meeting, havir
been appointed by Miss Meyersic
county superintendent to take Il
place of Mr.. W. z. Cort, who had r
signed. Mr.. Cort has been the Ell
Client president of the school boar
q for several terms and his resignatic
placed Vice President l.. W. FL
ridge In the chair.
Rip Van Wrinkle slept for twen'
years. He slept away many opportu
tiles, but he never missed such gold
= opportunities az are offered at o
store. Read our ad. then come al
see the Lewistown Commercial Co.
January End was Johnnie Beebt
birthday. That evening he cou.di
get his cash to come out even at (
bank, where he IL q trusted a
highly valued employe. After vol
ing until II was fully supper time
finally got things Strengthened G
and went home In a rather unplei
ant frame OF mind. Very much
his surprise he found a big birthd
dinner and several friends to HI
him enjoy It waiting for him. T
cash tangle was fixed up ~purposely
Teddy Smith, so that Johnnie wol
not get home until they we're rea
for him. The evening which follow
was a most pleasant one. The
present were Louie Blodgett, Fra
Spinning, Teddy and Ray Smith a
Phil Chase.
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