Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-05

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The social meeting of st. James
Guild will be held on Saturday next,
Oct. 6. at Mrs. Busenburg's. Mrs. Bus.
enburg, Mrs. Brady and Mrs Cheadle
will be the hostesses. As this social
will be Of the nature Of a reception
to the bishop of the diocese 1t is
hoped that all guild members and
all friends will try to be present.
Irvine! Irvine! Irvine! you can get
all you want 1T the Montana Hard
ware company.
Bishop L. r. Brewer arrived on
yesterdays train and is the guest of
the Rev. H. g. and Mrs. Wakefield at
the rectory. Tonight the bishop will
preach at Kendall, returning tomor.
row for the reception to be given at
the ',--- NJ Mrs. K. o. BusenburK.
Services will be held at st. James
church Sunday at II and 7.30, at both
Of which the bishop will preach. At the
evening service he will CONFIRM a class
Of eight. On Monday the bishop will
leave for Mcdonald creek, where he
will be the guest Of Mr.. Sam Tyler,
and will preach at the Forest Grove
school house on Tuesday evening at
1850.
For q perfect breakfast food try
Shaw's Best Observation-Disclosures made
from Montana grown wheat-at all
grocers. TT
All friends Of education and higher
culture will be interested to know that
one of the famous Turner Art Exhibits
has been secured for this city, under
the auspices Of the city schools, and
the dates assigned are October 1920.
The exhibit contains 200 large pictures
of ancient and modern art. and &C.
cupies 1900 square feet. The produc-
tons include the finest brown prints.
carbons, engravings, etchings, photo
gravures. and color facsimiles, so that
any one visiting the collection sees
many of the most famous masterpieces
as they appear in the great galleries
of the world. The exhibit Is said to be
the finest collection ever gathered to-
gether in this country. The pictures
will be appropriately displayed in one
of the vacant buildings on Main street,
and no one in Fergus county should
miss the opportunity to see such an
exhibit. The proceeds Of the exhibit
will be devoted to the purchase of pic
lures for the various rooms Of the city
schools.
The LewistoWn and Fergus county
directory for 1906 made its appearance
yesterday. and is distinct improve.
ment on the first I-ewistown directory
issued by r. L. Polk, excellent as that
publication was. The new directory is
bound in blue and white, and the con.
tents are right up-to-date, all the res
licences in the city being given by
numbers. According to the system fol.
lowed by the directory everywhere in
estimating population according to the
number of families, Lewistown is
credited with a population of 1900, as
compared with 2.644 in 1905, fixed by
the same method. This is a most graf
flying growth, and there is nothing
fictitious about It. The book contains
a directory of the city and county Of
ficials, as well as Of all the secret or
ders, lodges and societies, with the 10
cations of all streets and avenues, a
school directory and much general in
formation Of interest and Importance
to the general public. The volume also
contains we'll written articles giving in
brief the history of the city and county