Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-12-12
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extracts teeth without pain.
Z. W. Mettler. attorney-at.la Lang
building. Main street. T
No more stale candies, but right
from the kitchen. Call at the McGin.
ress drug store and try them.
DR.. r. L. Stokes, rooms | and .,
Bank OF eF'rgus County Building. Lew
istown, phone No. 1872, Mutual No. So,
The Eagles are making preparations
Tor grand time at their Third ave
rue hall, which takes place on Dec.
18th.
For camping parties, herders. pros.
pectors. nothing SO handy as Shaw's
already prepared flour. Try it. r
Fresh. home made candies. the most
delicious of sweets, can be had at the
candy kitchen, McGinness' drug store.
Main street.
The Montana Society of Engineers
has just definitely decided to accept
the invitation to hold it's annual meet
lHs in Lewistown Jan. 10.
The masquerade given by Mrs. b.
wee at the opera house last week was
the biggest kind of success in ev-
cry way, and all of the participants
mac most enjoyable evening.
The monthly social of st. James
Guild will be held at Mrs. Vrooman S
Oh Friday. Dec. Is. Mrs. Vrooman
and Mrs. Gates will be the hostesses
All members and friends are cordially
invited.
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
WIN. McGinness has opened a candy
kitchen in connection with his drug
store, which is presided over by Mrs
McGinness, who has expended hun
drels OF dollars in the requirement
OF the niceties of fine candy making
The suit for separate maintenance
brought in the district court at Hell
ena by Mayme E. Porter against Char
les E. Porter, of PhilbrOok, has been
transferred to the Tenth judicial dis
trict court of this county by Judge
Henry G. Smith, of Helena This is
the action in which Mrs. Porter makes
number of sensational charges
against the defendant alleging that
be treated her cruelty, and demanding
portion of his wealth, which she es-
Inmates to be about $4,000.
Diamonds! VINO said diamonds?
Why T. w. Warren, the old reliable
diamond dealer has a fine selection
OF diamonds. both big and small. Some
very choice bargains; bargains be-
cause they are very cheap for spot
cash.
The big delivery team belonging to
the Montana Lumber company indulg-
ed in another runaway yesterday noon.
Main street being the scene of the
dash. Lee Hash, who was driving the
team lost control of the animals, and
they ran for some distance until in
front of the Allen & Robinson block.
when they slipped on the ice and
turned into the sidewalk, smashing
the plate glass windows in Wilson &
LeWell1n's drug store and the Lewis
town Furniture company. The dam
age done vol exceed 800, but both
OF the plates of glass broken We're in
sured.
Rare bargains in pYanos and parlor
organs at the Art Music Store. Moth.
ing cheap but the price.
December 22nd is the date of the
big Christmas entertainment and dance
at Grass Range and everyone within
a days driving distance of Grass
Range is invited and expected to be
present and join in the festivities.
The Mahana orchestra will furnish the
music for the dance, which follows the
good times about the tree.
George Wilson, better known as
Dutch, who for a long time was en-
ployed as barkeeper in a Main street
saloon, but who just at this time is
lot employed. was tried in the police
court yesterday afternoon on a charge
OF vagrancy City Attorney Fl. l.. De-
kalb conducted the prosecution while
Worden & Scott appeared for the de-
Tense. Messrs G. P. Newell, Sam
Anderson, Will White, H. C. Brown
and George w. Cook were sworn as
Jurors, and considerable testimony
was offered. The jury found the de-
PENDANT guilty and imposed fine of
IS. The defendant at once gave
notice of an appeal.
For first-cIass and guaranteed piano
tuning and repairing leave your order
at Art Music Store. Tel. 1873.
The county commissioners nave
awarded the contract for medical cure
and supplies for the poor for the com.
ing year to DR.. Fl. II. Wilson for $3.50
and ST per mile outside of the 500
mile limit. This is just $50 lower
than the existing contract with DR..
Wilson, the present figure being $500
and 81 per mile outside of the 20 mile
limit. William Medgar has again
teen awarded the contract for the
care of the county poor at the poor
farm, tle contract price being $3.50
per person, the same as at present
The contract for supplying the coun-
ty with coal was awarded to the Mon
tana Coal company at 1896 per ton,
delivered
The telephone rates of the Lewis
town & Billings Mutual Telephone &
Telegraph Co. are $3.50 per month in
business houses and $3.50 per month
in residences.