Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-10-31
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phone 70; offices opposlte Day house.
Mrs. Stewards blueing, best made;
2 bottles for Csc at Shannon's One
Price Store.
None Such mince meat, like moth.
er used to make at Shannon's One
Price Store.
Robert Marshall has filed notice Of
location of the Wolf claim, situated
in the North Moccasin mining dis.
trict.
Mre. ]. l.. Bright left for New York
last Saturday where she will join her
husband for brief stay in the me-
tropolis.
Wednesday being All Saints Day,
there will be holy communion and
sermon at St. James Episcopal church
at 10 a. m.
Alderman Bradbury, who has been
engaged in building operations near
Kendall for some time past, is in
from the fiourishing gold camp today.
Mrs. Austin w. War; left for Battle
Creek, Michigan this morning where
she will join her husband. Together
they will visit New York and other
| eastern cities. returning to Lewistown
| about November goth.
Mrs. Harry Yaeger is expected to
| arrive from Helena Saturday evening,
| and will thae up her permanent res
| idence. here. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaeger
will reside for the present at the
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. Will White.
New shipment Black Cat hose, none
better, at Shannon's One Price Store.
Advertisers quickly discern which is
the most popular news paper in the
homes and the Argus carries a bigger
| line of local advertising than any
weekly or semi-weekly paper in the
| state.
| George A. Spencer, of New York,
| has transferred to the Elk Crystal Gold
Mining company, organized under the
! laws OF Arizona, half interest in the
Little Hazel, Katherine, Little Edna
and Marion mining claims, located
near Maiden. A nominal consideration
is stated.
The usual social meeting of st.
James guild is postponed from Fri
day Nov. 3 to Tuesday Nov Z. 1t
will be held at the home of Mrs. Bras
sey. Mrs. Brassey, Mrs. Busenburg
and Mrs. James Charters being the
hostesses. All members and friends
are cordially invited.
The Home Workers and Missionary
Society of the Presbyterian church
will meet on Friday afternoon, No
vember 3rd in the church. The hos
tesses are Mrs. Hilger, Mrs. barrow,
Mrs. Newell, Mrs. Rauch and Mrs.
Zeitler. All are cordially welcomed
and especially strangers.
TOday's issue of the Argus is eight
pages, full of local and general news,
right up to date. And on Friday there
will be another paper just as good,
| or better. Two papers a week, the
| news as 1t happens, not a week or ten
days old, and for the price of one
Argus subscribers appreciate it.
Articles of incorporation of the Ed
monston Memorial Methodist Episco-
pal church of Gilt Edge were filed with
| the county clerk and recorder yester-
day. The organization is formed for
the purpose of establishing a Metho-
dist church at Gilt Edge, and the
trustees are r. A. Mckee, Vincent
Caraway, F. A. Barnes, J. w. Rogers
and Charles Foster.
William Smith, an old colored man
| thOrities much trouble of late, was
arrested by Sheriff Slater Sunday on
charge of insanity, preferred by
County Attorney Roy F. Ayers, and
the hearing yesterday afternoon es-
tablshed the fact that the old man
was insane. He will be taken to the
aslum this morning.
| Shredded Cod Fish, cans for csc,
at Shannon's One Price Store.
The first announcements of our club
bling rates for new and old subscri.
bers appeared only last Friday, but
the returns are already coming in.
And not only from Lewistown, but
from Standard, Moore and Edgewater.
Never before have such attractive Of
fers been put before the residing pub
lie OF Fergus County Now is the
time to take advantage of them.
Incidental to the corner stone lay
ing this afternoon, the Masons of Lew
| istown will have banquet at their
hall this evening, and Judge e. K.
| Cheadle has been selected to act as
toastmaster. A quartette will furnish
music, and there will be responses
by Albert Pfaus, George w. Cook, c..
p. Newell, VIM. NJ. Blackford, H. A.
| MOultOn, J. D. Waite, Frank r. Smith
Louis Lehman and Frank Day.
H. c. Brown, the popular merchant
whose establishment has been in the
George w. Cook block, opposite the
| Argus for several years, has secured
the large building on Main street
formerly occupied by the Silver Moon
cafe, and expects to remove there
by Nov Is. Alderman Brown proposes
to considerably enlarge his business
when he makes this change and make
his new establishment one of the most
extensive in this county. He will
have much more room, and be enabled
to carry out plans he has had in mind
for long time.