Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-08-10
Silk uaisA sala at Lehman's.

Silk waist sale at Lehmans.
Thomas Geer, Of Stanford, is at the
Hoffman.
A, T. Anderson, of Harlowton, was
in town on business this week.
Miss Lille LARSEN has gone to
White Sulphur Springs to visit friends
Marion Maury, ice dealer, telephone
175.
Judge w. T. Mcfarland returned
from a business trip to Butte this
week.
Fred Albrecht, Of the Power Mer-
camille company, has gone to Helena
on short trip.
E. F. Ross and wife left this morn
ing for Vermont, where they will visit
Mr.. Ross parents.
Mrs. Harry Yaeger left this morning
for Minneapolis. where she will visit
her parents for some time.
Born, Monday, Aug. g, to the wife
of DR.. ARA Noble, daughter Moth
er and child are doing well.
DR.. Attix, telephone No. 1879, Lang
Bldg, Main st. ftf
Miss Ada Meyersick and Miss Lena
Newell went to Kendall this week.
and will return home today
Silk waist sale at Lehman's.
Arthur Kelly, who has been in Chica-
60 for some time, returned home this
week, stopping off at Lewistown.
]. NJ. Croft, after spending some
days in the city looking after his wool
shipment, returned to the ranch this
week.
T. r. Matlock and wife. of Kendall
stopped over in Lewistown Wednesday
night on their return to the camp from
Butte.
velie wrought iron vehicles sold by
Montana Hardware company. 4.17.atf
Hon. Frank E. Smith and family
returned home Monday from camp
ing expedition on the south fork of
the Flatwillow.
A. M. Plumb has sold to John A.
Drake and II. NJ. Rae for a nominal
stated consideration, the keystone
fraction claim.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
o. Downing, on East Fork, was glad
dened Sunday last by the arrival OF
a little daughter.
Frank Biglen, of Gilt Edge, and Mis-,
Carrie Frost, of Forest Grove, were
married in this city last Tuesday. the
ceremony being performed by Rev w
A. Winters.
Only few of the silk waist dreams
are left. Lehman's.
Richard Eddy, who was called rc
Helena last week by the illness of his
sister, has returned home accompanied
by his sister, who hopse to be ben
Gifted by the change.
Will White left for the east thi.
morning to purchase holiday good,
for The Fair, and will be gone abou
three weeks. Mrs. White and thu
children will return with him.
A. Williamson, of the Power Mer
camille company, returned home this
week from the east, where he spen
three weeks, mostly in New York, buy
ing dry goods for the big establish
ment.
Manager w. D. Symmes, of the Pow
er Mercantile company, expects tc
leave for Chicago tomorrow morning
to purchase goods and visit his moth
er and two brothers. Mrs. Symme
will accompany him.
E. X. Cherrington, cashier of tn
Montana Railroad at this point, ha
been appointed agent for the compan
at Moore, and will leave for that plac
in short time. His successor in tn
local office has not yet been selected
Hopkins & Son are completing
a fine stone warehouse, As by so fee
two stories high, in the rear of thei
Main street store, and the firm cor
templates adding another story to it
store building later on.
Peaches are of fine quality. but higf
err and scarce. Lehman's.
The Montana Railroad will run an e,
cursion to Two Dot Sunday, leavin
here at a. M, and rate of one an
a fifth fare for the round trip will b
made. The occasion of the excursio
is the ball game between the Moor
and Two Dot teams to be played E
Two Dot Sunday afternoon.