Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-08-17

the shoe man.
s. A. Hatfield has resigned his no.
sitlon in the dry goods department
of the Lewistown Commercial COM
pany.
Mems suits worth up To $500 at
the Commercial for $1,000 each now.
Mrs. Hoffman of the Hoffman house,
returned Thursday evening from Mar
tinsdale. where she has been visiting
AT the home of Mrs, John Smith.
All street hats up to the two dollar
kind are only Csc each at the Com.
mercial.
Mrs. w. p. Cresap, of ~Humansville.
Mo, is visiting with her W daugh.
tiers. Mrs. +. +. Attix and Mrs. ]. II.
Atkins. She will remain here a
month
Show your colors, Presidential pins
and buttons at the Commercial.
The Rev. A. S. Kerr. Of Kendall.
was a visitor in LewiStown last week.
Mr.. Kerr is pastor OF the newly or
ganized Presbyterian church in Ken.
dali and says his church Is In a very
fourishing condition,
Milwaukee mowers, rakes and bind
ers for sale by Geo. NJ. Stafford, Lew.
istown.
Miss Floretta Doyle returned Sat.
urday evening from a trip through
Yellowstone Park. While there she
saw the Lewistown and Yellowstone
Park Excursion company, and she
says they did not look much the worse
for wear.
Mr.. Arthur Terrill wishes to an
nounce to his friends that he has pur-
chased the business Of the Grand
Union Tea company from Mr.. F. Sui
Ivan and will continue the business
at the same place on Fifth avenue,
opposite the Presbyterian church.
All old patrons as well as new ones
will be cordially welcomed.
Mrs. Tom Smith and Miss Hazel
left Friday morning for their old
home in Ohio. They will spend the
winter in Cincinnati, where Miss Ha-
gel will study music, She was sue
cessful in obtaining a scholarship in
the school of music of that city.
Smith & Allen do general scaveng-
er work about Lewistown. Prompt
attention to orders left with j. c..
Bebb, City Street Commissioner. At
The work of moving the old city
building on the corner of Watson
street and Fourth avenue has now
/, been done and the excavation has
. been begun for the new city hall. The
) old building will remain at the end
| of Fourth avenue until the new build
: ing is completed.
DR.. Peasants, physician, surgeon
and oculist. Office and residence over
p~ostoffice. Telephone 1853.
] At this time when there is nat
urally dispute over the political ques-
! tons and statistics it will be found
that the World Almanac is a reliable
reference book and one that will set
tie all questions. There Is a limited
: number of the latest issue at the Ar
gus office and they will be sold for 80
4 cents each. These books contain ev.
: erything OF interest which il has been
[ possible to gather together in one
. book.
}. Presidential pins and buttons at
( the Commercial.
Milwaukee mowers, rakes and bind
ers for sale by Geo. VI. Stafford, Lew
y istown.
A large audience assembled in the
d new Methodist Episcopal church Mon
day evening TO hear DIR. Robert
e Forbes, of Philadelphia. deliver his
lecture on the subject, THE Mistakes
I OF the Devil and Some Other People
The doctor is one of the best speak
ers the people Of Lewistown have had
the pleasure of hearing and his lee
n ture was a brilliant n He spoke
again last night in the same place
His subject was Hon Much Is He
WORTH" A large number attended
the lecture.
, Ground bone will make chickens
d lay. : For sale by Lewistowh Meat &
Provision Co..
Wanted-.A girl for general house
! work. Apply at, this office.
Next Sunday the deciding game o.
I the series between Lewist0wn ant
the Gilt Edge-Kendall combination
. will be played in this city. II viii
be a good game and one in which
there should be plenty OF excitement
q as each team has now won three
games. The Lewistown lineup will
probably be: Myers, C; Skibe, p
{ Hendricks, 1b; w. Bebb. 2b; Foley
u IS; Rogers. 81; j. Bebb, IF; X
e Smith CT; Ted Smith, II. Let every
e one turn out and cheer the HON,
team to victory.
- If you want to dispose of you
ranch property come and see Franz
Strouf at the office of Huntoon, Wor
den e. Smith.
. Highest cash price paid for hide
and pelts. Lewistown Meat & Pro
vision Co.
% Miss Kingsbury, who will take Mis-
Mains place in the primary depart
ment of the city schools, will Contin
- ne the kindergarten work in the pr
.e mary department as it was begun II
70 the kindergarten, but will have moth
= ing to do with the kindergarten IL
- self. The local mention In regard u
u this as made in the last issue of tn
Us Argus was correct, but L. o. Busen
" burg, who was the authority for tn
~ statement, while quoted correctly Il
!, the matter, did not make 1t sufficient
~ ly clear as TO Miss Kingsbury's pos
u ton. Miss Hughey will continue fl
=. charge OF the kindergarten as form
~ erly.
r. Binding Irvine at Stafford's stor
4. for 121R cents.
H., Down-to-date drinks at Delzell's sc
ht da fountain.
he George ]. Bach TOOK a party b
lg Flatwillow last Saturday in his AZ
tomobile. Those who were bray
enough to trust themselves to fat
al were Gordon o. Shafer, Errett /
In Smith, w. n. Everett and Ralph Bach
o. H. 49, --aI.. q di.I.a. L. -.