Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-09-26
We carry Eastman Kodak supplies
Wilson & McKechnie. A

F. B. Connolly. of Billings. was II
town yesterday.
Get an Eastman Kodak at Wilson &
McKechnie's. A
Olaf Erickson came in from Gar
neill last evening.
Mrs. DR.. Frank, the lady eye spec
ialist, arrived last evening and will
be at the Hoffman house for a shor,
time.
Leon A. Kelliher, James Kellihe,
and Mary Kelliher. and c. H. Hodges
OF Stanford. are registered at the Hoff
man house.
We carry Eastman Kodak supplies
Wilson & McKechnie. A
Fred T. Colver wanted the best and
got 1t. by buying Double Disc Rotary
Dutchman pillow from the Judith Hard
ware Co.
| Eastman kodaks and supplies, VIII
son & Mckeehnie, agents. A
Friends of Mrs. John B. Ritch will
be pleased to learn that she is out
again, after an illness extending over
several weeks.
Huntoon & Smith, lawyers, teIe.
phone rs; offices opposite Day house.
| The Bank of Fergus County has
brought suit against Walter O. Down.
ing to recover Sab, alleged to be due
on promissOry note Worden &
Scott are attorneys for the plaintiff.
Latest sheet music always on hand.
Mail orders always promptly filled.
Art Music Store. A
Who jobbed the people Of Montana
out Of Railroad Commission last
winter? Read THE STATE, an in
dependent weekly paper by w. G.
EggIeston, Helena. 81 year.
John A. Winston, of Gilt Edge, is
doing his fall blowing with a Double
Disc Rotary Dutchman pillow purchas-
ed from the Judith Hardware com.
pany last week. He thinks there is
nothing like it.
Pianos and organs direct from fac.
tory. Easy payments. Art Music
Store. A
}. l.. Stuart and others, owning the
War Eagle mine, near Maiden, have
just shipped another car of high grade,
ore to the Helena smelter for treat.
ment. This property is showing up
very we'll, and shipments will continue
for an indefinite period
What's the matter with Montana ?
High taxes and high freight rates.
Do you like them? Read THE STATE
an independent weekly paper by w.
G. Eggieston, Helena. 81 a year.
Frank Strouf is quick in seeing the
attractive features of a farm nipple.
ment, and took out one of our 11-foot
Peoria Single Disc and Shoe Drills
last week to put in his large wheat
crop with. There are many others
like him. Judith Hardware Co.
Manager Van Kleeck, of the Van
kleeck-Bacon Co., of Denver, handling
Holland capital largely in investments
In the west, has been looking over
Lewistown and the county generally
during the past week, and has decided
to establish an agency here shortly,
with Hilger & Busenburg as local ag-
ents. Mr.. Van Kleeck thinks Lewis.
town has very bright future before
it.
The social season is opening and
now is the time to procure your call.
ing and at home cards. Fine printing
done at the Argus office or orders
taken for any kind of engraving. We
make speciality of ordering engraved
cards for the ladies', taking care of
their plates for future orders. Sam.
pies can be seen at the office.
Josephine Kuester has brought suit
In the district court against Richard
kuester for divorce. The plaintiff al.
leges that she was married to the de-
PENDANT at st. Paul on Nov. 20, 1900,
and that since then he has become
habitual drunkard and has failed to
provide her with the necessaries of
life. She also alleges that he has
treated her cruelty. Blackford &
Blackford are the plaintiffs attorneys.
E. w. Mettler. attorney.at.law, Lang
building, Main street. T
The new bridge near the Judith
Basin Milling company's mill was
completed today by the city, Alder.
man Laux having charge of it. The
structure as it stands cost only about
500, which was the amount asked
for repairing and making safe the
old bridge. The new structure is
so arranged that an arch can be built
across from the two walls at any time
at an additional expense of bout $500.
II you are going to work for the re.
election Of W. A. Clark to the Senate,
you won't get any help from THE
STATE, an independent weekly paper
by W. G. EggIeston, Helena. ST a
year.
The Scandinavian Lutherans of
Lewistown and vicinity formed them
selves into regular congregation last
week, Rev. A. Lunde, of Great Falls,
presiding at the meeting. For the i'm
mediate future, meetings will be held
only when visiting Lutheran clergy
men are in the city or on special oc-
casions, but the congregation is fig
uring on buying site and commenc-
ing the erection of a house of wor-
ship before long.
For camping parties. herders, pros
| pectors, nothing so handy as Shaw's
| already prepared flour. Try it. T
Rev. George Edwards lectured at
| the First Presbyterian church Sun
! day evening on SOloman's temple.
| The address was listened to with
| much interest by a large audience,
| who obtained a clear idea as to the
| general appearance of the temple. Mr..
| Edwards building it up with blocks,
the plan showing the general scheme
of construction with all the walls
steps, gates, etc. shown. Many re,
py~, A.