Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-22

L. Thomas, of Harlowton, is a fair
visitor.
Worden & Scott, lawyers. Telephone
building, over the Y. s. land office.
Hugo Raw, of Moore, is taking in
the fair.
Roy =. Ayers. attorney at law; of.
fee in the Lang building. F
Walton Hard, of Grass Range, is
in town.
DR.. willard, telephone No. 20. Of
flee postoffice building.
DR.. Attix. telephone No. 1872. cor
ner Main street and Sixth avenue. F
Vincent Caraway, the Gilt Edge
merchant, is in town.
Mrs. George Phillips, of Butte, is
stopping at the Hoffman.
The peer Of talking machines is the
Victor; from SIS to SOS, at the Art
Music Store. A
c. V. Vassan and George Lloyd, OF
st. Paul, arrived in the city last night
Take notice-To make room for
our fall stock of picture moulding we
will give discount of Is per cent on
all frames during September. Lew.
istown Art Co.
John G. Lewis. of White Sulphur
Springs, is taking in the Fergus fair
Our beautiful fountain is now open
and delicious cream and sodas are
being served. None better in the
state. Phillips Drug Co. A
Chas. F. Fransham, one of the early
lOcatOrs in Maiden, is in the city at.
tending the fair and visiting old
friends. Mr.. Francham has long been
resident of Bohemian.
Our sale on implements and farm
machinery this season has been phe
nominal. Strong lines and square
dealing are the cause. You will re-
ceive both by dealing with the Judith
Hardware Co.
r. B. WhittemOre, prominent fire
insurance man, is in the city looking
after his companies agencies here
Mr.. Wittemore was for two terms an
alderman at Salt Lake, and his broth
er, c. o. Wittemore, is general at
torney for the Clark railroad.
Our new warehouse shows our bug
gies up fine and they are just as good
as they look; standard grades and at
tractive prices. Do not overlook them
when in the market. Judith Hard
ware Co.
Vanest & Morton, Lewistown, Mon
tana, office with Leonard De Kalb
fire and life insurance, real estate and
collections. Parties desiring to sell
their life insurance policies can learn
something to advantage by calling on
us. F
Twenty-Five per cent discount on al
dental work. DR.. M. M. Hedges is
now located in the Laux building, neal
the Telephone office. All dental op
erations guaranteed. Office open day
and night. Telephone 1902. F
An error was made in our last issue
in giving the residence of Madame
McMonegal, the modiste. She is 10
Gated in one of the De Witt houses
but on Montana street, between Third
and Fourth avenues, instead of on the
Boulevard.
Every man owes it to himself ant
his family to master a trade or pro
fession. Read the display advertise
ment of the six Morse schools o.
telegraphy, in this issue and learr
how easily a young man or lady ma,
learn telegraphy and be assured pc
sition. F
George Pirrie appeared in Justice
of the Peace McFarland's court Wed
nesday to answer to a charge of vic
lating the Hilger trespass law, mad
by P. l. MOule. 1t was alleged tina
the defendant had driven sheep owe
the compliments land, but the lat
ter failed to establish the title to tn
land and Mr.. Pirrie was discharged.
A. L. dAutremont, of the Fa'
Shoe store, leaves for Red Lake Falls
Mimi, tomorrow morning, his forme
home. Later he will go to St. Pau
and to Adrian, Minnesota, where OF
October 3rd, he will be married II
| Miss Mary Eppers, charming younI
Minnesotan. Mr.. and Mrs. d'Autre
mont will return to Lewistown abou
October 18th, and occupy one of tn
new Charters residences on Watson
street.
Mrs. Annie Miller, of "a Townsen
street, Chicago, writes to the Argus
stating that her husband, Charles Mi
Ter, died in this city on or about Jul
80, 1901. Mrs. Miller has no means
and has family of three children t
support. She has an application Il
for a pension, and asks that any pei
son who was familiar with the fact
connected with her husbands demise
and whether or not he left any proI
erty communicate with her. She say
that Miller deserted her some tim
prior to his death, and she only learr
ed of that event last year.
Have you ever seen a T. G. Mand
farm wagon? It is one Of the bes
constructed wagons manufactured
and has two more spokes in the frou
and hind wheels than any wagon sol
in Lewistown, and other features q
strong. Come and see them. Judit
Hardware Co.
Oswald Lehman, DR.. H. H. Wilso
and Alderman Morris Sloan returne
this week from the east, all havin
enjoyed pleasant vacations. The gel
Element intended to make the retur
trip from st. Joseph, Missouri, BAG
to Montana in a motor boat, but o
account Of the very stormy weathe
gave up the experiment. They lei
st. Joe in the boat and travelled abol
several days on pleasure. having
good time. When they finally starte
tho storms were SO constant and g.