Fergus County argus., 1904-10-05
Eat at the New Ideal Cafe


George ]. Bach left for Flatwillov
this morning in his automobile.
Crab apples at 81 per box at A
Hopkins & Sons.
At the Ideal Cafe is served the
best meal in Lewistown. Regular din.
ner 35 cents.
Fancy hand decorated Japanes,
ware at Lehman's.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist Episcopal church will seru
dinner and supper Oh election day.
November Sth.
De Kalb & Ayers, attorneys at law.
Office Allen & Robinson building.
]. r. Merrielles. formerly of Big
Timber. but lately of Moore, as been
employed by A. Hopkins & Sons and
is now behind the counter at this pop
ular east side grocery
DIR. Peasants has removed his office
to the Telephone building. Telephone
15S.
Rappal Bros. & Co. or Chicago, sold
fifty range cattle at $50 in Chicago
Monday, September 26 This is the
highest price reached this year and
this firm advises earl. shipment of
cattle and sheep.
A full line of paints, oils and val.
nishes at the Judith Hardware. Call
and get a color card.
The Hon, Larry Dusgan, Of Butte. n
member of the legislature from Sill
yer Bow county, was in Lewisiown Oy.
er Sunday. He was looking over the
city with the idea of starting an un.
dertaking establishment here. He
was highly pleased with the genei-
al aspect of things in Lewistown.
Highest cash price paid for hides
and pelts. Lewistown Meat & Pro
vision Co.
A man giving his namc as Tom
Smith was arrested in Billings Sat
urday and is being detained there on
a charge of horse stealing. Some time
ago some one stole eighteen head OF
horses belonging to Alvin Lincoln. OF
Deerfield, and when this man was
caught he had seven Of these horses
with him. II Is thought he is the
thief. He will be brought here fol
trial.
The Lewistown furniture company
will sell you furniture on the install
ment plan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ware arc
camping in Cottonwood canyon anil
from all reports are having things
their own way in the heart of the
Snowies. One thing that Is worthy
of note, however, is that they are liN'
ing on bacon and eggs. Dick Hanke
made them a flying visit Sunday and
says Frank has only killed one prai
rie chicken thus far and the pros
pect for getting any more Is poor Ia
the extreme Dick shot few grouie
while he was there and left them for
Frank.
Highest market price paid for chick
lens. Lewistown Meat & Provision
Co.
The Fergus County Democrat OF this
week attempts TO make point ioT
its party in stating that +. w. King
Republican candidate for lieutenant
governor. is a sufferer TO the extent
OF several thousands of dollars by rca
son of the effects OF the tariff upon
his paper mill project at Manhattan
The Democrat states that the mill has
been shut down. Inasmuch as when
Mr.. King was last in Lewistown ht
said that the paper mill was doinl
well and that he would soon be in :
position to sell to the Argus-and othcl
Montana and northwestern papers
print paper. 1t does not appear thai
The Democrats point is very well tail
en-. Their argument is about like
their Accommodating to IL.
The following corrections have
been made in the list Of premiums a:
published in the Argus of last week:
Ladies' department: Table covers
Mrs. Pinkley, first: table covers, MIS-
Geo. Wiedeman. second; crazy quilt
Mrs. S. l.. Bryant, first; crazy quilt
Mrs. B. B. Ryan, second; solid en
broidery. Mrs. T. w. warren, first
burnt velvet, Mrs s. L. Bryant, first
Culinary department: Bread, Mrs. r
IT. Martin, first; bread. Mrs. l.. A
Myers. second: butter, Mrs. VIM. Pitt
first; butter Mr.. l.. w. Ackley. sec
ond Youths department: Pin cush
ion. May Cornell, first; pin cushion
May Cornell, second handkerchief
Elsie Hobensack. first; handkerchief
Alice Cannon. second.
The great prize contest is now on
The Argus is Offering $500 in prize
for new subscriptions and this con
test is open to anyone who desires Il
: try for the prize. All new subscriber
between October 5th and Decembe
3lst who send $3.50 with their sub
scription will be credited with pai'
up subscription to the Argus for hf
teen months and aside from that vii
receive the Chicago Weekly Inter DC
: can for one year free. For the priz'
contest the one sending in the larges
number of paid up subscriptions be
tween the dates specified will receive
5000 in gold. the second $3.50. tn,
third $50 in gold, the fourth $50 WORT
of merchandise and the fifth $25
There are ten other prizes which con
sist of paid up subscriptions to th
Argus up TO January !, 1906. Thi
is the biggest offer that has ever beel
made in Fergus county and 1t is opel
to all.