Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-12-21
pr. Foley. telephone No. 16O.


C. j. S~herbino, of Rogers, spent last
Monday in the city.
Don't miss the big dance at Culyer's
hall December 22nd.
Peanuts roasted every day al Ber.
tTand's.
Miss Ada Meyersick and Miss Lena
Newell will leave Thursday morning
for Twin Bridges, where they will
spend Christmas.
See the Carmen bracelets, the new.
est thing out at T. w. Warren's.
The fire bell is beng removed today
from the old standard at Main street
and Fourth avenue to the new city
hall.
w. s. Smith has two nearly new ri.
amos to rent or sell at a bargain. Next
door to opera house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wunderlin aad
daughter, Miss Leila. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Nj. l.. Woodman, left for Los Angeles.
CAL Thursday morning. They will
spend the winter In that city.
Frst-class lath for sale at $3.50 per
thousand. Call at First National
Bank.
Mrs. John p. Barnes and daughters
left this morning for Helena. They
will be Joined the latter part of the
week by Mr.. Barnes and will then
proceed to California. where they will
remain the balance of the winter.
We wash. starch and dry your la.
dies clothes. Iron your fiat work and
handkerchiefs all for Csc per dozen.
Judith Steam Laundry.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Hedges have
returned TO the city after an absence
OF some weeks. Mrs. Hedges has been
visiting her son in Cashmere, Wash,
The doctor has been practicing in the
smaller towns Of the county for the
last month.
T. w. Warren is headquarters for q
fine selection of diamonds now on dis.
play. A general line of jewelry,
watches, clocks, cut glass, etc. Prices
right.
The Montana railroad company is
putting in a passenger station in this
city and the building is going on rap
idly. 1t is being erected at the north
end OF the present station and ad.
joining II and will be a two-story struc.
ture. The ticket office and waiting
rooms will be in this building. The
freight office will remain where il
is at present.
Yes Christmas is near, and YOUNG
man, you must not forget YOU girl
Bring her in to T. w. Warren's shor
and get her a nice diamond, sapphire
rubie or any other kind of ring you
may choose. Prices right.
Liberal donations have been recely
ed from the good people of Kendall.
for a Christmas tree for the children
and in connection with the distribu
ton of gifts. there will be a program
OF Christmas songs and re~citations b,
the children. The entertainment viii
be at Cooks hall next Saturday even
ing and Rev. Kerr desires that ever,
child and every parent of the sol,
camp attend and help to make tht
occasion a joyous one for the it'll,
folks.
Twelve genuine oil paintings. Thu
frames r % X 26 outside, beautiful
ly ornamented and hand carved, fin
ished in glass. ebony and gold, ais,
slass, brown and gold. The painting
are 16 X 20 on heavy painting boar
and being genuine oil paintings. n
glass is required. At Shannon's, pric'
81.
Prof. j.. r. Bevis has an amusinI
story to tell about an incident tina
happened at the school not long age
One of the small boys came to schoo
IN such a dirty condition that he di
not convey the same odor as tn
flowers in May" and Mr.. Bevis sen
him home with the suggestion tina
he be washed up. Shortly afterwar
he returned to school very muc
cleaned up and bearing a note to tn
professor. which read as follows
Professor: | sent my boy to schoc
to be teached, not smelt." Mr.. Bevi
said 1t was not a matter of choosin
but of necessity in this case.
The Young Mems Christian Asso,
iation held a meeting Sunday afte
noon in the Presbyterian church an
arranged for the work for the white
Rooms will be rented in which wi
be placed magazines and papers an
"a gymnasium. The young men ar
Going at the proposition in a thoroug
business like manner and intend I
make a success of it. II is reporte
that the building To- occupied by III
Fergus County Democrat will be lea
ed for the purpose. AT the meetn
Sunday a committee was named
make nominations for directors Of N
association. The committee name
was The Rev. Henry Quickenden, Re
w. A. Winters. Rev. II. G. Wakefield,
. w. II. Fernald and Arthur Froemblin
There were eighty present and gre;
+. enthusiasm was manifested. Tt
!. next meeting will be the afternoon
January Lin the Episcopal churc
: This organization is a step in n
right direction and il is to be hope
! that the plan will succeed. 1t shou'
: have the hearty cooperation Of evel
one in town.