Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-06-21
Dr.. Foley, telephone No. 100.

Eastman kodaks and supplies, VIII.
son Z Mckenzie, agents.
See the latest things in summer mil.
linery at Culver & Culyer's.
| Roy =. Ayers, attorney at law. If.
fee in the Lang building.
A barbecue dinner is something new
for Kendall, and, indeed for any 9th.
er town in the Judith. But next Sun.
day and Monday Mrs. NJ. F. Miller.
| Of the Ladies Exchange, announces
that she is going to give a barbecue
dinner which will be Just the thing
accompanied by the usual pie eating
contest for boys and wood saving
contest for girls. A grand ball will
follow Monday evening and everyone
is invited to join in the sport.
Heath & Milligan paint is the best.
Judith Hardware Co.
H. Leonard De Kalb, attorney at law.
Office Allen & Robinson building,
Baled hay and seed oats for sale
at the Lewistown Furniture Co.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &
McKechnie's.
The business of the Standard Oil
company at this point has grown to
such proportions that the company has
decided to make Lewstown a general
distributing point, and General Agent
]. ]. O'Neill has secured site for a
warehouse and oil tanks near the
Montana railroad depot. John Laux
will put up the tanks, and George
Wells will build the warehouse. Ira
Wilbur has been selected as local az.
ent Of the company.
Blackford & Blackford, attorneys.
Office in Judith Basin Bank building.
See the latest things in summer mil.
linery at Culver & Culver's.
We carry Eastman Kodak supplies.
Wilson & McKechnie.
The funeral services of the late Sa-
die Holbrook, daughter of Mrs. EN-
ma Holbrook, who fell a victim to con.
sumption last week, were held from
the Catholic church Friday afternoon,
Rev. Francis Van Clarenbeck officiat-
ing. A large number Of relatives and
friends paid the last tribute to the
memory of one they loved so we'll,
Miss Holbrook was a native of Port
land, Michigan, but came to Lewis
town with her parents several years
ago. She possessed many admirable
traits of character, and during her ILL.,
ness bore her sufferngs with heroic
fortitude.
Hair work made to order by Mrs.
A. Mcleod, Bulevard and 4th Ave.
Standard eastern tomatoes, 1Oc per
can; Iowa corn 1Oc per can. Moore
Mercantile company, Moore, Mont.
J. L. Vanest, collector. office With
H. L. De Kalb. All collections very
promptly attended to.
Geo. Campbell, the Gilt Edge liv.
eryman, was a Lewistown visitor yes
terday, making some arrangements for
the celebration of the national holiday
at Gilt Edge. He secured the presence
of the LewistOwn Brass Band and en-
deavored to close deal for the at
tendance of the Lewistown Gun club,
the outcome of which had not been
settled when he left for home. Gilt
Edge never does anything by halves
and when it came to arranging for
posters, Mr.. Campbell said that no
half-sheet work would do, but they
wanted the best the Argus had to Of
fer. The bills will be out tomorrow
and they will be handles.
DR.. Carl Schulin, the oculist and
aurist of Billings, will arrive here on
Tuesday, June 9th. at the Day House.
Read what the Judith Hardware Co.
have to say in their regular ad. re-
garding hay tools.
Mr.. Geo. H. Beasley will take linn
tied number of pupils in voice culture
and sight reading at his home. Hours
to 10 p. m.
Miss Lulu Shufelt received the
hearty congratulations of her friends
last week on her success in the vot-
ing contest conducted by the Butte
Evening News. Miss Shufelt not on.
ly secured one of the class prizes, a
gold watch, but in the big contest,
| was chosen for a trip to the Portland
exposition, finishing seventh in the
list of winners. Miss Shufelt receiv-
ed nearly 100000 votes, and when the
| fact that she lives SO FAR from the
scene of the contest, and in a COM
paratively sparsely settled country.
are taken into consideration, the show
ing made by her is little short of phe.
| nominal, and can only be attributed
to her personal popularity. Miss Shu-
felt will leave for Portland some time
next month.
Two thousand yards calico, regular
SC goods, now SC at Moore Mercantile
company, Moore, Mont.
For camping parties. herders. pros.
pectors, nothing so handy as Shaw's
already prepared -four. Try 1t.
Those in need of choice potatoes
| should call on or write the Moore Mer-
camille company, Moore. Mont.
The full rehearsal for the concert
to be given at Culver's opera house
next Friday evening was held last
night, and it furnished conclusive
proof that a musical treat is in store
for those who attend. The program
has been arranged with much judg'
ment, and the various numbers are
sure to give great pleasure. Those
who may have doubted that a high
class concert could be given by pure
ly local talent will be pleasantly sur.
prised by this entertainment. The
concert, which begins at 8:15 sharp,
will be followed by complimentary
ball, so that the patrons will really
be furnished with a double entertain
ment. The concert is under the mu'
steal direction of George H. Beasley
! Miss Lulu Sutton, with company
of 20 people, in clean, clever comedy
at Culver's opera house all next week
Supper and sale-By the Ladies
Aid, at the old VI. E. church Friday
June 23rd, beginning at half past five
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