Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-24
DR.. Foley Tel. Sc.
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Willard G. Bean and family. of Flat
willow, are at the Hoffman.
Judith Creamery Butter" none bet.
ter. 6-5-atf
II. Hatfield. of Helena. is doing bus
mess in Lewistown today.
Mems light balbriggan underwear
at Powers for soc per shirt.
w. T. Dwyer and 0. l.. Arnold came
in from Sand Point Idaho. last even.
ing.
Coatless suspenders for this hot
weather at Powers,
MISS Painter, OF the Power Mercan-
tile company's force, returned home
last night from pleasant tour
through the national park.
Powers are selling mOhair shirts
in all colors at special prices.
William M. Mclean, the civil and
mining engineer, arrived here on last
nights belated train from the east,
and will spend some time attending
to business matters. Mrs. Mclean
is located at Milwaukee.
Sherman & eabcock, painters and
paperhansers, Phone 1871. old line. att
This morning Charles Mcdonald
sold to H. A. MOulton the residence
property at No. COS Main street, long
occupied by Mr.. Moulton. The lot Is
50 by 80, and there is twO-story
house upon it. The consideration is
not made public.
Wines and brandies by the bottle
or gallon at Robinson & Poland's. aft
0. w. Belden and family and Miss
10 Remington left yesterday for u
trip through the national park, ex-
pecting to be gone about month.
Mr.. Belden will overtake Judge Chea-
die and family, and they will cruise
through Wonderland together.
Have you seen that new Chickering
Bros. piano, just received at w. S.
Smiths? 5-29-atf
A. S. Wright, the Chicago mining
promoter, came in last evening, look
ing younger and more debonair than
ever. A. s. has been renewing his
youth by looking over the camps OF
Nevada and Wyoming and while here
will visit Gilt Edge and Kendall.
Hamilton pianos. the prize winners
in 1900. 1903 and 1904. sold by w. S.
Smith. 6-29-atf
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sullivan, of the
Fergus County Tea store, have purchas-
ed from Miss Marguerite Radigan all
her interest in the tea store. Mr.. Sui
livan and wife are now sole prOprie-
tors of the tea store, and the Lewis
town bakery, in which Miss Radigan
had no interest
The law says that you can drink il
you want to. Enough said. Drink
Rainier beer. att
Edge yesterday to meet his cousin
Tom Greenough, of Missoula, who wen
back to the camp with him. and viii
remain there some days. Mr.. Green
ough is a partner of Peter Larsen, OF
Helena, and they some months age
sold the famous Morning Glory mine
in, hn iS
stay in this vicinity, Mr. Greenough
will visit the Gold Reef mines at Gil,
Edge, and the North Moccasin at Ken
dali.
Unadulterated California wines and
brandies for sale. Robinson & Pc
land. att
The Kendall team was unable tC
come in last Sunday, and the game
that had been arranged with the Lew
istown team was postponed. Mex
Sunday the wool pickers will play with
the Power Mercantile company team
and this contest ought to furnish plen
ty of fun and excitement. There arr
several cracks among the wool men
and they will be helped out by few
local men, including Ed. Baker, wht
will catch.
When you buy new piano from
w. S. Smith, you take no chances o
getting one which has been used tw,
or three years in Butte, and polishe>
up and sold for a new one. He ship
direct from the factory. 5-29-at
A pretty wedding occurred Satul
day evening at o'clock at the hom
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Stuart, whe
Miss Harriet X. Stuart and David
Jones were married. Rev. w. A. VIII
ters performed the ceremony in tn
i presence of number of relatives an
friends of the contracting partie!
The bride is a popular Lewiston
girl, and Mr.. Jones is employed d
bOokkAeper at the First Nations
bank, and is a rising young bushes
man
The housewives favorite, "Judit
Creamery Butter made at Cotton
wood. 6-5-atf
Judge w. T. Mcfarland has recei,
ed small sack of specimens Of ore
presented to him during his recen