Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-06-14
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. StOutenberg, of
Utica, are in Lewistown on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Sweeney, of
Utica, came down to Lewistown last
Tuesday.
For iced drinks, soda waters and
cooling refreshments call upon J. C.
Bebb, Main street, opposite Day
House.
Guy E. Hoffman arrived from Salt
Lake last Friday evening and will
spend the summer with his mother,
Mrs. DR.. w. A. Long.
One hundred and seventy.five dol.
lars cash buys a beautiful upright
mahogany piano at the Art Music
Store.
l. F. David, John Craven, Arthur
Noel and Delmer Newell, of Utica,
are in the city on legal business.
Gordon o. Shafer left Saturday
morning for horseback trip to the
bad lands. He will be away two or
three weeks.
E. G.. WINS, city editor of the Argus,
left Monday morning for Great Falls,
where he appeared as witness for
the defense in the Keerl murder case
The Yeomen are counting on a big
time the 4th of July for they will hold
picnic at HOgPs grove, south of the
city. Arrangements are being made
on a large scale.
The Art Music company has receiv-
ed harp from Lyon & Healy, of Chi
cagO. 1t is a fine instrument and the
first ever brought into Lewistown.
Mr.. Peterson expects to play it the
coming winter.
There will be no services at st.
James church next Sunday, the 18th,
as the rector will be absent at the
Diocesan convention, which opens at
Helena on that day. Sunday school
will be held as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs Ray Conger, of Plains,
Mont, formerly of Dillon, are the
proud possessors of a boy. born last
week. Mrs. Conger was Miss Marion
Weldon, of East fork.
Did you know the Judith Hardware
company carries one of the largest
stocks of harness and saddlery in Lew
istown? Their prices are right and
SO are their goods.
Sen. Fletcher Maddox of Great Falls
u
New Mines Sapphire Syndicate in the
damage and injunction suit brought
by l. F. David against the company.
Among patents recently granted in
washington was one to Edward Grae-
Der, Of Utica, for gate, and one to
Clarence H. Barrows, assignor of one
half to ]. c. Murch, Garneill, fertiliz.
er distribution.
c. H. Williams returned Monday
evening from st. Paul where he was
called by the fatal illness of his wife.
He was accompanied to Lewistown by
Mrs. Williams sister, Mrs. j. c..
Michaels Of St. Paul who will spend
week in this city.
The rain with which Lewistown and
the whole county has been blessed for
the last few weeks has done a Won
derful amount of good. In Lewistown
for the week beginning June 2 and
ending June 9, three inches Of rain
fell.
Miss Orpha Noble and Miss 10 Rem
ingtOn were passengers on this morn
ings train en- route to Manhattan, Gal
latin county, where they will visit
with Mrs. Ben TeSelle, formerly Miss
Minnie Stewart, of Lewistown. From
Manhattan the ladies will go to Port.
land, Ore, to visit the exposition.
F. J. Hazen, county clerk and re.
corder, accompanied b. mis- wife and
son. left Lewistown this morning for
a months stay at the Lewis and Clark
exposition and other points of interest
on the Pacific slope. This will ba
Mr.. Hazen's first extended visit since
he took office two and one half years
ago.