Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-02-03
Judith Hardware Co. for hobs.

II. +. Meacham, Of Utica. is II OF
those brought in TO do jury service
last week.
Judith Hardware Co. for stoves.
The reading club will meet with
Miss Main next Saturday evening
The reading will begin at the third
canto of Childe Harold's Pilgrimage
DR.. Cunningham. eye specialist
Woodman block. Room /.
A. Dahl. the shoemaker, has just
recaved a consignment of good shoes
Call and examine them before pur
chasing.
The Home Workers will be enter
tanned at their usual monthly meet
ing on Friday afternoon of this week
by Mrs. W. w. Bennett and Mrs. O
+. Bennett, at the home OF Mrs. w.
w. Bennett on the hill. All ladies' OF
the Presbyterian congregation and
newcomers in the town are earnest,
ly urged TO take advantage of these
delightful meetings, and will find they
will be made most welcome.
If you want to dispose of your
ranch property come and see Frank
Strout at the office of Huntoon, Wor.
den e. Smith.
The incentive TO wager is very
strongly developed In some people
and especially so in Curly" Van Ider.
slime, OF the Eagle buffet. One day
last week an old man made the state.
ment that he had been born on March
26th, 1896. which was Easter Sunday:
Curly bet him that il wasn't Easter
Sunday-not that Curly knew n
thing about II, but just on the pre-.
sumption that the speaker memory
was a little defective on that point.
Sending TO the Argus office for a
World Almanac it was very prompt.
ly proven that March 26th, 1886, was
not Easter Sunday, but Saturday, and
Curly won the bet. World almanacs
never fail to give the desired informa.
ton. We have them at 30 cents each.
or sent postage paid for IS cents.
DR.. F. F. Attix has returned from
the east and resumed practice. Office
corner Main street and Sixth avenue.
a pleasant occasion was the Joint
installation of the Woodmen of the
World and the Women of Woodcraft
held in Fraternity hall Wednesday ev.
ening. After the installation ceremon.
les dancing was INDUCED in until a
late hour by those who enjoy that
popular pastime. Following are the
officers installed in each order:
Woodmen of the World: p. c., L. C.
Folmsbee; c. c.. J.. II. st. Clair: A.
c. L., p. c. Mcffugh: clerk. j. NJ.
Croft; banker. F, NJ. Partridge: es-
cort. George w. Anderson: manager,
j. II. Vadnais. For Women of Wood.
craft; p. G.. n, Susie NJ. Johns: G..
n. Gertrude Jamme; adviser, Marie
Smith; Magician, Susie st. Clair;
clerk. Lucy Briggs; banker, Emma
McGinniss; guide. Anna Cornell: C.
G.. Emma b. Kane: musician, Cora
Long; o. w. Rikka h. %Suprenant:
manager. Matte Canon.
Despite the fact that Grand Lee.
turer Edward Neil was snowbound on
the Montana railroad at Dorsey and
did not get into Lewistown Wednes.
day evening, as he had planned, the
Lewistown Lodge No. 81. A. F. and
A. NJ. held a very interesting session
in the Masonic hall. The work which
had been arranged was conferred. az
ter which the bountiful supper was
enjoyed to the utmost. Judge Cheadlc
acted as master of ceremonies at Tho
table and performed the duties in 9
most felicitious manner Many witty
impromptu responses were made tC
his request for speeches and the ev
ening was marred only by the absence
Of the distinguished brother who wa!
to have been present. The delight
full luncheon was prepared by the
Rathbone sisters and could scarcely
have been improved upon.