Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-12
LOCAL BREVITIES

Palmist, Mrs. Wallace 4th Ave. and
Janeaux.
H. A. Bradt, of Billings, was in the
city Sunday.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &
McKechnie's. A
P. l. Moule was in town from Bre-
call Saturday.
Lee Hilliard came down from Ken
dali Saturday.
j. H. Hall, of Great Falls, was in
town yesterday.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &
McKechnie's. A
J. T. Warner, of Gray Cliff, was in
the city Sunday.
H. I. Baldwin, Jr., of the geological
survey, is in town.
w. V. Lewis, of Whelan, is regis
tered at the Hoffman.
Edwin T. Wolf, of Denver, is regis
tered at the Hoffman.
Spring Greek Coal Company's tele
phone is No. 157. A
Latest sheet music always on hand.
Mail orders always promptly filled.
Art Music Store. A
R. E. Hamilton has sold to the
Gold Reef Mining company for stat.
ed consideration of 81, a one-half in
terest in the Bill claim, near Gilt
| Edge.
We carry Eastman Kodak supplies.
Wilson & McKechnie. A
Governor Toole has named Sheriff
| L. P. Slater as delegate to the con-
gress of the National Prison associa-
ton to be held at Lincoln, Nebraska.
October 1926.
Eastman Kodaks and supplies. VII.
son & Mckechnie, agents. A
T. E. McKoin and wife, of Gilt Edge,
are in the city, and will leave in the
morning for Portland, and after taking
in the exposition, may remain in that
vicinity during the coming winter.
| E. S. Carroll has commenced an
action in the district court against
Ed. Moore to recover $279 alleged to
be due. Roy E. Ayers and E. w. Met
tier are the plaintiffs attorneys.
DR.. W. A. Allen will be in Lewis
town early in September prepared to
do all work known to dentistry. The
exact date will be given later.
| Sweaters Mems, Ladies', Misses,
Boys and Childrens'. A large line of
samples, about $50. No two alike
bought at big reduction. Call and
see the great bargains at Shannon's
one price store.
The First National Bank has
brought suit in the district court
against Henry Lapham to recover
about 500, alleged to be due on a
promissory note. S. w. Pennock is
the plaintiffs attorney.
The Elkhorn cab, new, always ready,
soc to any part of the city, 50 for the
first hour and $3.50 an hour there
after. Call No. IS on the telephone
The Rateman-Switzer company, OF
Great Falls, has brought an action
in the district court against A. l.
Fleming to recover $574, alleged to
be due for goods. Blackford & Black
ford are the plaintiffs attorneys.
The ladies will find the Elkhorn
carriage subject to call at any time
for calling, afternoon or evening par
ties or pleasant drives. Telephone
No. 55.
Rev. A. Lunde. pastor of the Scand
inavian church at Great Falls, will b.
here during fair week, and will speal
; at the Episcopal church on the even
ing of Sept. 20 and 81. The service:
will be in the Norwegian language
the first meeting.
The peer Of talking machines is TIL
Victor; from SIS to sos, at the Ar
Music Store. A
The Misses Weinstein and Silver
) man left Lewistown Saturday morn
t ing. They will spend few days Wis
) iting relatives in White Sulphu
Springs before returning to their re
spective homes, Philipsburg and He
: ena. Miss Weinstein is an accom-
I plished pianist and it is to be hope
she will visit Lewistown again.
Take notice-To make room fo
our fall stock of picture moulding W
will give discount of rs per cent O
all frames during September. Lev
istown Art Co.
| Geo. S. Eardley, special represent;
tive for the Montana Music Co., {
Butte, will be in town for few day
He makes a speciality of high grad
goods such as Steinway, Steck, WEI
err, Vose & Sons, the renowned pial
ola pianos, and pianolas. Drop car
in the postoffice and he will call O
/ you.
II Gordon o. Shafer, cashier, and Pa
rick Nihill, vice president, of the r
Gently organized Citizens Bank, ,
Moore, have filed with the count
clerk and recorder statement cert
flying that the entire amount of tt
capital stock of the bank, $25 900, h;
been paid in, and that the compar
is now ready to engage in the bus
ness for which it was formed.
Our new warehouse shows our bu
gies up fine and they are just as got
as they look; standard grades and 9
tractive prices. Do not overlook the
when in the market. Judith Har
ware Co.
Owing to the fact that Archite
Tubb was unable to complete the spe
= ifications for the Carnegie libra
!. building before Saturday morning, Il
= letting of the contract for the ere
ton of the structure was deferred
the joint building committee UNI
September 16. AS soon as the CO
tract is let, ground will be broke
and the work pushed as rapidly as pc
sible,
Our sale on implements and far
machinery this season has been pf
nominal. Strong lines and squa
dealing are the cause. You will l
1o%l 1v,1 wit %hN Ind