Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-14

III. lueSudyS.
December 3rd, 1904.
All kinds of nut meats at Bertrand's.
Go to Powers for your Christmas
presents.
Richard Young of Gilt Edge was in
L~ewistown on business Monday.
Spring Creek Coal Company's tele.
phone is No. IT'S.
Economy Flour 1925 per 100 lbs,
at Powers
Beginning next Monday the Power
Mercantile Co. will be open until 8 D.
IN. each day.
Shirts requiring no starch 10 cents
at Judith Steam Laundry.
Oats for sale by the Judith Basin
Milling company.
George Stone returned Monday cv-
ening from a trip to his old home in
Belfast, Me. He spent a short time
at the worlds fair.
The Fad Shoe Store will move 10
the new Lang building about the LIST
of the year.
Groceries bought at Powers are
pure.
Lewistown Lodge No. 81 a. L. and
A.. M. will elect officers on saturday
evening Dec. II. All members OF the
Fraternity are cordially invited to
attend.
Stop in at T. w. Warren's while on
your way to Chicago and see our dia'
monds. %sapphires. rubies and a gen
cral line of jewelry. Prices right.
We wash, starch and dry your la
dies clothes. Iron your fiat work and
handkerchiefs all for CSC per dozen
Judith Steam Laundry.
At the II O'Clock service Of st
James's church next Sunday the Rec
tor will preach the fourth and last oil
the Advent course on the -Four Las'
Things. Subject:-Heaven'. Al
The Z so service the subject will be
Christ at the Door,"
What could be more sensible thar
q nice piece of furniture for a Christ
mas present? If you think so JUS
call at the Lewistown Furniture Co
A Gilt Edge lady desires us to state
that the item in the Gilt Edge news
last week TO the effect that Miss Mar
garet Hendry, of Gilt Edge, and Miss
Ethel Gordon. of Lewistown, were Wis
i,ing Mrs. Poland last week. was 'er
roneous; that the ladies were visiting
Mrs. John Sweeney, not Mrs. Poland
Have you seen those souvenir sterl
ing silver spoons, and novelties at tn,
Judith Hardware? They are beauties
not just because we say so, but it IL
1.-THE universal decision of everyone
that has een them.
The local lodge of Eagles met IL
the lodge hall last Wednesday eve
ming and elected the following Office
rs:-George Gordon, Pres; Mari
Kimball, Vice Pres; Jack Kearncy
Treas; AL Hopes. Chaplin; Georg'
Wilson, Sec.: Russell Hartop, Con
fuctor; E. ID. Skinner, Sam Weave
and l.. N. Du Clos, Trustees.
1t will pay you to 60 to A. Dab
the shoe man, when purchasing shoes
He carries a full lime of mems, ladie
and children's shoes and will sci
them at prices which cannot be dur
Heated in the city.
The Rev. Father Van Clarenbeck O
Billings has arrived In Lewistowp T.
take up his new duties in the Cath
olic church OF this city. The new
father is a genial. pleasant gentle
man and will undoubtedly be success
ful IN his new field. Father ]. Nj
Nermaat will leave for his new HON,
in Red Lodge tomorrow. He take
with him the best wishes Of his man,
friends In LewistOwn.
Owing to the early hour of depar
ture OF the Montana Railroad trail
from Lewfstown passengers desthle,
To points beyond Lombard should ar
range TO purchase their tickets tn,
day before leaving and thereby say,
the trouble of purchasing tickets AM
rechecking baggage at Lombard. Tick
cts may be purchased from the agen
at Lewistown to all points, east ant
west.
A. r. Upright. of Tacoma, Wash.
has been in Lewistown for some day
past obtaining information regardin;
the extent and productiveness of Tn,
agricultural land in the Judith basin
He is in confidential employ, but it Il
believed that the data which he gath
ers and his report upon the possibili
ties of this section will eventually b.
filed in the office of one of the grea
transcontinental railways, which Il
pointing its steel hand toward til
Treasure state.
A query frequently made these day,
in Lewistown Is What is the matte
with u street commissioner" Flo
instance. At a meeting of the cit.
council early last summer Il was OF
dered that a sidewalk be laid aloni
the south side Of Water street iron
Fifth avenue to the High school build
ing. and the street commissioner wa
instructed to see that the order wa
obeyed. A portion of the walk wa
completed some months ago, a sec
ond portion about a month since. an,
there is still a gap Of one hundre,
feet or more and all the children SC
ing up and down the hill to and from
the school house as well as the teach
ers and residents on the hill. are com
pelled to jump down. tumble down o
fall down, a drop OF two feet from
the end Of the walk and procee,
through snow and mud to the othe