Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-24
LOCAL BREVITIES
Long silk gloves at Harris.

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Black and white long silk gloves a
Harris.
H. McGregor, of Missoula, is in tn
city today.
White Satin Flour is the lates
craze. Lehmans.
D. J. Langton, of Kendall, is at tn.
Hoffman house.
The largest selection of fall stree
hats in town is at Harris.
Charles Lehman has gone to tn,
coast for short visit.
They've gone daffy on White Satir
Flour. Lehmans.
E. c. Kinney, wife and daughter, q
Bozeman, came in On last evenings
J train.
Irvine twine Irvine. you can gel
all you want al the Montana Hard
ware company.
Begin fund for your childs educa
tlon. See advertisement of First Ma
tional Bank, page two.
Cashier George j. Bach, of the First
National bank. has gone to Great Falls
for short visit.
New fall millinery from 75c to Sc
at Harris.
Floyd Thurston, a brother of c. w.
Thurston, of Moore. has taken DO.
sition with Lehman's.
White Satin Flour, the brain food.
Lehmans.
New fall dress goods at Harris.
J. J. Southwick, the automobiles,
and G. r. Bebb left for Great Falls
Friday, making the trip in Southwicl's
auto
Plaid skirts for fall, a new selection
just received at Harris.
Fred Albrecht, of the Power Mercan-
tile company, returned Wednesday ev-
ening from Helena, where he spent
his vacation.
Just received car Swifts Premium
hams and bacon. Lehmans.
Begin a fund for your childs educa-
ton. See advertisement of First Ma
tional Bank, page two.
Paul Fusz, of Philipsburg has is
sued call for the convention Of Con
federate veterans to be held at Town
send, Oct. IL.
White Satin Flour adds years to
the aged. Lehmans.
DR.. Carl Schulin, the oculist and
aurist Of Billings, will be here next
Monday and stay until Thursday at
the Day House.
| Have you seen the Dowden potato
digger? Sold by the Montana Hard
ware company.
| Don Waite and his friend John Wells
are now at the Waite ranch and will
shortly leave for the east to resume
| their school work.
DR.. Doty is now in the county Jail,
a second charge of insanity having
been placed against him. He was
brought in from Kendall this week.
Just received car Swifts Premium
hams and bacon. Lehmans.
Judge F. F. MACEDONIAN has gone
away on weeks camping expedition
During his absence, Justice of the
Peace Brassey is attending to police
court business.
White Satin Flour. the strength
| builder. Lehmans.
Father Pauwelyn, of the Catholic
church at Great Falls, who is We'll
known here, has been sent by Bishop
Lehman to Glendive, where he will
build up a new parish of the church.
White Satin is gaining friends. Leh-
mans.
Call the Dark Horse cab, Geo. Cald-
well manager, day or night. Stable
phone No. 1870, both telephones; resi-
dence phone No. 1876 Mutual; cab
stands at Day House, both phones
No. 81.
Musical program at Harris Saturday
eve.
Just received car swifts Premium
hams and bacon. Lehmans.
Two splendid building lots with a
small house, only 3h blocks from the
district school, An ideal location for
residence. Can be bought now for
$500. Call or address, Hilger & Bus
enburg, Pioneer Real Estate Agents.
Some of you were disappointed in
not getting a Bingham petticoat. We
only advertise bargains, and what lit
tie stock we may have to carry over
must go regardless of cost. so keep
your eye open for special bargains in
the local columns. Lehmans.
Judge w. H. Close, of Red Lodge.
is now in charge of the Spring Creek
coal mines, having leased the prop
erty from Mr.. Gebo Judge Close has
had long experience in coal mining,
and proposes to increase the output
of the Spring Creek property within
a short time.
soc for the asking for your baby. See
| advertisement of First National Bank,
page two.
New tailor made suits at Harris.
There was very enjoyable gather
ing at the hospitable home of John
Tresch on Beaver creek Saturday ev-
ening, a large number of people from
Beaver creek and Lewistown being
the guests of the popular rancher.
Dancing was INDUCED in, the Baker
& Mahana orchestra furnishing music
and refreshments were served. Alto
gether the evening was most delight
full one.
Fall Of 1906 fur boas, muff and fancy
neck pieces are ready for your inspec-
ton at Harris.
H. E. Maltby, of Sapphire, was in
Lewistown last evening and said he
was going to Kendall today, with the
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