Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-11-07
LOCAL BREv1TRs

| 3 w p A L A c LITE
John r. Cook is in from Kendall
George Lamb, was in town Sunday
s. T. White, Of Chicago, is in town
Wallace Randall, of Judith, is IL
town.
Frank E. Jones came from Moore
Saturday.
R. E. Gray and E. w. Wynne, Of
Butte, is in town.
Worden 4 Scott, lawyers. reIephon:
building, over the y. s. land office.
| ]. J. O'Neill, a Butte business man
Is at the Hoffman.
John Frost and wife, of Missoula
are at the Hoffman.
Headquarters for blankets at Shan
mons One Price Store.
3. w. Mettler. attorney-at.law, Lang
building, Main street. T
Frank Fuller and wife, of Fullerton
were in the city yesterday.
Order Black Diamond coal; best
coal on market. Tel. No. 90.
Ladies' suits at one-half price at
Shannon's One Price Store.
Spring Creek Coal Company's tele.
phone is No. 1877. A
Sam Hurvitch, the Gilt Edge hust.
Ter, was in the city yesterday.
Furs, fives. boas from $500 upward
at Shannon's One Price Store.
Worden & Scott, lawyers. Telephone
building, over the U. s. land office.
Child's underwear from 1Oc upward,
at Shannon's One Price Store.
Huntoon & Smith, lawyers, teIe.
phone 76; offices opposite Day house.
Gordon o. Shafer cashier of the
Citizens Bank of Moore, is in town.
Goodyear Glove" overshoes; none
better at Shannon's One Price Store.
Ladies' union suits, Oneita brand,
from 45c upward at Shannon's One
Price Store.
Ladies' and children, warm shoes
from 4Oc upward at Shannon's One
Price Store.
Huntoon 4 Smith, lawyers, tele.
phone 70; offices opposlte Day house.
Benn GREENWOOD, formerly of Mon.
tana, but now of New York, is in town
on business.
Rare bargains In pianos and parIor
organs at the Art Music Store. Moth.
ing cheap but the price.
Grand mask ball. Mrs. Bovee will
give an unique Domino mask ball Dec.
9Th. Watch for posters.
Martin Clausen has filed notice of
location of 100 acres of prospective
Oil land near Dog creek.
The Moore Townsite company has
filed plat of an addition to the town.
site, containing 1872 lots.
For camping parties, herders, pros
pectors, nothing so handy as Shaw's
already prepared flour. Try it. T
The bath and toilet are now install.
ed in the Hall rooming house, making
them the best equipped and most COM
Portable rooms in the city.
Free concert by sousa's band and
Hayden quartet every Saturday even
ing at the up-to.date Art Music Store.
Ben N. Enger and others have fill
ed notice of location of the Blue
Grouse and Mt. Pelee claims in the
North Moccasin Mining district.
Green & Smith are reliable plaster.
ers and bricklayers. They are pre-.
pared to take large contracts. or give
prompt attention to job work of any
description. T
Look at our line of wool sweaters
and be convinced; we will show you
the largest assortment in town; no
store barred. We have sold over 100
mems sweaters this fall. Shannon
One Price Store.
Latest edition of Cops Mining
Code, standard authority on mining
law and forms, for sale at the Argus
office at so cents per copy.
Prof. Clarence Bovee, the we'll
tana, will soon join Mrs. Bovee here.
sician. His coming is looked forward
to with great interest.
The Office of the Lewistown Hide
& Fur Co., A. M. Mead resident man
ager, is now in the old Methodist
church on Broadway. The company
pays Minneapolis prices, less the
the freight, for hides, pelts and furs.
The 20. K" paper fasteners, the
very latest little contrivance for fas-
tening together from two to twenty
four sheets of paper; convenient, quick
and easily removable without injury
to the paper. For sale in the Argus
Supply Department at 25 cents per
box of 100.
Policy holders making payments
only on the Is year Endowment Plan
in The Mutual Benefit Life ms. Co.
have Is yr. of paid up Insurance. See
Chas. w. Morton, agt. over Fergus
County Bank Building, with H. Leon.
ard DeKalb.
Prof. E. o. Busenburg returned Sat-
urday evening from an extended trip
TO his old home in Indiana, and says
that part of the country is enjoying
the greatest prosperity. Business is
good, the crops are immense and ev-
erybody is happy. While away the
professor took in the horse show at
Chicago, and says the display of high
class nags was most attractive.