Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-12
Palacelite. A bright light.
New fall suits at Lehman's.
Ham a Co. underseII them all.

| Good Duchess apples s1.OO per box
Lehman's.
E. B. Hoffman, of Helena, is a Hoff-
man house guest.
All colors in silk petticoats at Leh-
mans.
P. Kelly. the well known travelling
man, is once more visiting this section.
Good Duchess apples $1.O0 per box.
Lehman's.
Frank Stephens is erecting a nice
residence on the Blanchard ranch, and
it will be occupied by DR.. John Steph-
ems.
There will be an auction sale at the
rummage tent, opposite the Dark
Horse stable, tomorrow afternoon at
1880.
Good Duchess apples 800 per box
Lehman's.
Go to the Guild rummage sale op-
posite Dark Horse stable for bar
gains. A new Overcoat for sale at your
own price.
All the new length coats in ladies
suits at Lehman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Scott, and Mr..
and Mrs. James Weaver left Monday
for the Flatwillow district on a fish
ing expedition.
All the new length coats in ladies
suits at Lehman's.
Good progress has been made dur.
ing the past week on the Hilger block,
adjoining the Argus, and the walls are
now going up rapidly.
All the new length coats in ladies
suits at Lehman's.
Cooper's derby ribbed underwear.
The kind the closing out sales are sci.
ling at $500 per suit is only $1.75 at
Hart & Co.
The work of excavating for the big
warehouse and cold storage plant to be
erected by the Power Mercantile COM
pany is now we'll under way.
Lap robes and horse blankets. Fer
gus County Hardware company. If
Miss Marie Hadigan left this week
for Missoula, where she will take
charge Of the dry goods departms nt in
| one of the large store of that city.
Watch our windows displays for
cash bargains. Fergus County Hard
ware company tt
The MissOulian: A decreee Of di.
vorce was ordered for the plaintiff in
the case of Mrs. Lassie Bebb against
Charles Bebb yesterday. The couple
were married at Lewistown July 10.
1902.
Examine our line Of heating stoves
our prices are right. Fergus County
Hardware company. If
Mrs. Corbin, and her daughter, Miss
Mildred Corbin, who have been visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. G.. ]. Bach for some
time, left this week, Mrs. Corbin going
to her home at Missoula, while her
daughter will go to Great Falls and
take up nursing at one of the hospitals
there.
Coopers derby ribbed underwear
The kind the closing out sales are sci.
ling at $500 per suit is only $1.75 at
Hart & Co.
Don't shovel too much coal buy a
st. Clair heater Lewistown Furniture
company.
Judits lodge No. 80 was represented
at the meeting of the grand lodge of
Knights of Pythias at Anaconda this
week by J. L. Mears and w. S. Smith,
while Mrs. Mears and Mrs. Smith repre-
scented the Lewistown lodge in the
meeting of the grand lodge of Rath-
bone Sisters.
The Mallory cravenetted hat, the
latest hat in derby style is on sale at
Harris.
S. Hurvitch, of Gilt Edge, returned
Tuesday evening after an absence Of
nearly month, spent chiefly at Hell
ena and Butte. During the close of the
state fair, Mr. Hurvitch had charge of
the Fergus county exhibit, and he
states that it was a center of attrac-
ton all the time.
Economy means st. Clair heater.
They save the fuel. Lewistown Fur
| niture company.
Judge E. K. Cheadle, accompanied
by Clerk John B. Ritch, left Tuesday
for the Flatwillow country. where the
Judge will inspect the land involved in
the condemnation proceedings insti'
tuted by H. Bot against B. F. Lepper
to secure right of way for an irri.
eating ditch. Judge Cheadle will re.
turn this afternoon, and will transact
business in chambers tomorrow.
IT'S exactly the same, identical gen
tIemen's underwear in the we'll known
Cooper derby ribbed. The going out Of
business sales sell it for $500 per suit
and at Harris it's only $1.75.
Helena Record: Harry Yaeger, for
merly of Helena, who is connected
with the First National bank at Lew
istown and has been spending few
days in the city attending the fair and
renewing old acquaintances. Mr.. Yae
ger says that Fergus county and es
pecially Lewistown are enjoying gooG
times and forging ahead. The min
ing and stock interests of the county
Mr.. Yaeger says, never looked better
: Butte Miner: Superintendent Hugh
Spencer, of the Montana railroad, ar
rived in Butte yesterday for brie1
stay. Mr.. Spencer was for long time
superintendent of the Butte, Anacond;
& Pacific. After resigning his position
about two years ago. he went east ant
later engaged in the real estate bust
ness. Mr.. Spencer is prominent.
| known in western railroad circles, ant
he was induced by the Milwaukee roat
to become superintendent of the Mon
tana line, it being under control Of thu
Milwaukee. Mr.. Spencer is thorough
1v fo milo, with railrOo6 nopditionc +,