Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-09-21
LOCAL BREVITIES

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Carnival bargains. Lehman's.
E. A. Hamilton came in from Stan
ford yesterday.
e. G. Morse and wife, of Billings,
are visiting Lewistown.
John S. Marshall, of Cottonwood,
was in the city this week.
A. NJ. Matthews and DR.. 8. S. Owen,
of Moore, were in town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Plumb left this
morning for Denver. where they will
in future reside.
Carnival bargains. Lehman's.
Odilon Janeaux has sold to Sarah A.
Saville, of Kendall. all of block l of
the JaneauX tract.
A. C. Greene. of Greene, candidate
for representative on the Republican
ticket, is in the city.
Special bargains in T. w. Warren's
auction and grab sale commencing
25th and running four days.
Ross Mercantile company out Of bus.
town. See the big ad. Power Mercan.
tile company.
The high school nine and the Power
Mercantile company team will play 4
game of ball Sunday afternoon.
Don't forget T. w. Warren's big auc-
ton sale of all kinds of jewelry, cut
glass and sterling and plated ware.
Sorosis shoes are here. Lehman's.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan and her son,
Leigh Sullivan. left yesterday morn
ing for Minnesota, where they will
spend the winter.
Gov. Toole has named John P. Bar
mes, of this city, as one of the dele
gates to represent Montana at the
Mining Congress to be held at Denver
Oct. 16.
Go to T. w. Warren's auction and
grab sale for special bargains in all
kinds of jewelry. Look out for the big
diamond in the grab sale. Beginning
the 25th.
Mrs. Duvall, charged by Mrs. Romun-
stad with tearing down fence, had
trial in Justice of the Peace Bras
seys court a few days ago, and was
acquitted.
Ross Mercantile company out of bus
mess. Sold out to the Busiest Spot in
town. See the big ad. Power Mercan
tile company.
The Presbyterian Synod of Montana
will meet at Dillon Oct. II, and the
Lewistown church as well as the Won
ems Missionary society will be rep
resented at it.
For sale-320 acre ranch miles
from Lewistown, good room frame
10u Eor md p00 xly0rfh
of chattel property, all for $500. Nor
ton &, Martin. 9-21-;
]. B. Elliott, of Billings, is in the city
with his new Maxwell auto. The ma
chine is a beauty and in running Is
almost noiseless. 1t is greatly admired
by the local motorists.
In the matter of the estate ant
guardianship of Judge William T. Nc
Farland, Judge Cheadle has appointed
Judge Edward Brassey administrato
upon filing bond in the sum of $500
The usual services will be held a
the First Presbyterian church Sunday
with preaching at II a. m, and p. m
The Young Peoples Society Of Chris
tian Endeavor will meet at p. m
Henry Quickenden, Pastor.
|. Ross Mercantile company out Of bus
mess. Sold out to the Busiest Spot IL
= town. See the big ad. Power Mercan
tile company.
The case of the state against C. G
Hogdon, in which the defendant i
charged with selling buggies withou
having procured license, was tr1e
and submitted to the district cour
this week.
Sorosis shoes are here. Lehman's.
Rev. r. M. Craven, the presidin
elder for this district of the Methods
field, was in the city yesterday, accom-
panied by Rev. w. w. Hammer, VIII
is to have charge of the church wOr
at Utica and Garneill.
Judge Cheadle has made an order al
pointing Elmer Ellsworth ADMINISTERS
tor of the estate of the Late ThOma
Lickert, the unfortunate lineman VIII
recently fell to his death while wOrl
ing on the Main street telephOnelin'
A large delegation of Gilt Edg
people was in the city this week, thos
in the party being Charles g. Edward
Charles Wiedeman, D. H. Lineberge
Joseph Gehl, J. w. Rogers, Judge o
lando Sawyer, A. ]. Clark, Owen Dun
and F. A. Barnes.
Ross Mercantile company out Of bu
mess. Sold out to the Busiest Spot
town. See the big ad. Power Merca
tile company.
/ w. G. Leifheit and Miss Mildre
| West were married yesterday at tt
| home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Smit
Rev. Henry Quickenden performing Il
ceremony, which was witnessed by
few relatives and friends. Mr.. and MI
/ Leifheit will reside on their ranch me-
| Natal.
/ John P. Rauch and family and Ma
shall Rauch, his brother, leave tn
morning for Kansas to attend fami
reunion. Mrs. Rauch and the childr'
may remain east through the wintt
but Mr.. Rauch and his brother w
return in a short time. Mr.. Rauch
father is 70 years of age and his mot
err So and they have six children, {
Of whom will be at this reunion.
Jewel hot blast heaters. Lehman
Archie Farnum, who will be the
brarian at the Carnegie library, HI
] returned from tour of the state Whit
he made to obtain information as
the best methods employed at Il
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