Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-05-04
LOCAL BREvlTEs

V. Caraway is in from Gilt Edge.
The sale that will climax them all
Hart . Loom End sale next week.
c. w. Thurston, the Moore banker,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Watch for the Great Loom End Sale
at Hart's. Circulars will soon be out.
Hair switches for sale and made to
order. Mrs. Wallace, postoffice bldg.
S. J. Harding, the we'll known Magin.
mis- stock man, was in the city this
week.
Mrs. Olive Lockwoods homemade
candies on sale at Patterson's Home
Bakery on Fifth avenue. SAP
Watch for the Great Loom End Sale
at Harris. Circulars viii soon be out
Mrs. T. Fitzgerald came in from
Maiden yesterday, and is stopping at
the Hoffman.
Be on hand when the Loom End sale
starts at Harris. See and learn mill
cost Of dry goods.
Baptist church services Sunday,
May 6, morning and evening, in Sal
walton Army hall.
The sale that will climax them all
Hart s Loom End Sale next week.
II it's to be found anywhere you can
find it at the satisfactory shoe store.
Power Mercantile Co.
Alex Lehman has bought an auto
mobile, and will shortly join the ranks
of the lightning conductors.
}. c. Huntoon, lawyer; telephone
No. I'D Bell phone, No. 76 Mutual.
Office opposite Day House. att
Judge and Mrs. E. X. Cheadle left
for Helena this morning On a flying
trip. They expect to return tomor
row evening.
G. w. Cook has money to loan on
ranch property. Large amounts. Long
time at per cent. No red tape. APIS
Thomas Duffy, one of the best
known old-timers in this section, was
in town from Fort Maginnis this weel
on land business.
Watch for the Great Loom End Sale
at Harris. Circulars will soon be out
: Bradford Ellis, the Helena real es
tate dealer, has returned to Lewis
, town and will spend few days il
, this section looking over ranch prop
: critics.
Matt C. Ives travelling passenge
and freight agent of the Great North
ern, with headquarters at Helena, il
: in the city looking after business TO
, his line.
y See the new "Bernalda" shoe am
oxford at $1.85. Power Mercantile
: company.
Services in st. James church Sur
!, day, May 9Th. Morning prayer, hol
communion and sermon at II a. n
Sunday school at 1890. Evenin
. prayer and sermon at 8 p. m.
t Extra sales people will be on han
at Harris Loom End Sale to wait o
you promptly. Be on hand. The grea
@ est sale ever attempted in Lewiston,
h If you want an up-to-date buggy q
< spring wagon buy VeIie wrought iro
t. job at the Montana Hardware con
y pany. 4-17-a
n The new Methodist church at Gi
II Edge is to be dedicated May q an
e %. Rev. Van Orsdel, of Great Fall
y and Rev. R. M. Craven, of Stocket
o will assist the pastor, Rev. o.
Vt Krieger, in the services, which prom
d Use to be very interesting.
u The Fergus County Hardware G.
~ have a first-class timer and are pr
= pared to do all kinds of work in tn.
e line on short notice. a
Black PommeI Irish" brand slicl
ers at Powers for $2.75 each.
:; A postoffice has been established ,
W. the Ben Jones' place, on Cottonwoo
- which will be known as Jones. B.
M Jones has been placed in charge j.
", postmaster. A tri-weekly mail servi,
G will be installed, and the mail wi
n leave Lewistown Tuesday. Thursds
20 and Saturday, round trips being ma,
on those days.
The Bon Ton has opened their ne
fountain and is prepared to treat y,
in soda water, ice cream and crus
= ed fruits. Call on J. c. Bebb for som
y thing nice. 4-1O-a
George j. Bach, Mrs. Bach and MI
Will White, who left few days Al
on an auto trip to Great Falls, arriv'
safely at their destination, after
most enjoyable spin through the cou
try. The snow storm has left the rOa
r. in such a condition, however, tn
n, they will not be able to come back
le easily unless they wait until the mi
ed disappears.
ie Work gloves at special price Of
III cents each at Powers.
ua Last nights snOwstOrm appears
wv have been general over this count
While the storm was accompanied