Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-16
Montana garden seeds.


Henry NJ. Rae is in from Gilt Edge.
Superintendent Herbert n. Lang,
of the Kendall, and Mrs. Lang. are in
from the big gold camp.
If in need of dental work have it
done by DR.. E. A. Long.
Both parties are getting ready for
the election to be held April 2, when
three aldermen. one from each ward,
will be chosen to succeed Harry c.
Brown, John Laux and G. d. Brad
bury, whose terms are about to expire.
Chairm0a Frank f. Smith Of the Re
publicd l. committee, will arrange for
meeting of the committee to be
held next week, when arrangements
for primary meetings will be made
Chairman H. l.. De Kalb, of the Dem
ocratic committee, will take similar ac-
ton. and it is expected that nomina
lions will be made by both Republ-
cans and Democrats within week.
Have you had one of those Csc din
ners or suppers that the Ladies Aid
Society are serving in the basement
of the new Methodist church everv
Saturday? They are fine Come in
and try them.
Notwithstanding the weather condi-
tons, the milwaukee," trains. former
iy the Montana Railroad have been
coming in right on time the past few
evenings. In this connection it is sug-
gested that the term Milwaukee
road is unknown in the east where
the line is invariably referred to as
the st. Paul road. The president of
the company visited Spokane recently,
and when the enterprsing reporter
asked him about the plans of the Mil
waukee road that official did not
| know what the newspaper man was
talking about. AS Lewistown now has
/ the milwaukee, road it is suggested
that it should be given its proper des-
/ isnation.
| Montana garden seeds. Lehman's.
/ Bert Martin, the illustrated song
and moving picture expert, whom ev-
eryone will remember as playing here
two years ago. Is booked for a return
date Thursday and Friday, April S and
6. Mr.. Martin will present cover and
Under the Sea-
j. II. Mccormick and bride arrived
here Tuesday evening, and went out
to Gilt Edge, where they will in the
future reside, the next day. Mr.. McCOr
nick was for several years superin
tendent of the Gold Reef mill, and af
ter spending several months at John
A. brakes Idaho property, has re
turned to accept his old position. Mr.
Mccormick is one of the most popu
lar men at Gilt Edge. and his friends
are all much pleased to have hin
back with them again. He married
Miss Margaret Davis at Los Angelo:
on March s. and since then they have
ben spending some time in Chicago
where their families reside
Telmo gallon apples. Lehman's
The Montana Railroad is securin,
information regarding Horses TO
Sale" this spring, along the line with
view of placing same before eastern
buyers and will be glad to have own
, ers cooperate by sending to the neal
est railroad agent of the company
their names, postoffice address,, nun
Der of horses, average weight an
prices.
l Notwithstanding the intensely col
. Weather. fair sized audience Assem-
b,ed at the First Presbyterian churc
. Tuesday evening to hear Mrs. Id
Sherman Wameldorfs lecture on tn
, Philosophy of Redemption. The lad
deepned the very favorable impres
sion made by her first address in thi
, city, and was followed with the clos
est attention throughout the lecture
The address was largely devoted t
!, showing the altruism of Christianit,
and the subject was very ably handle
by Mrs Wameldorf. In addition t
: the lecture, some magnificent stereol
> t,con views of celebrated paintings d'
picting the life of Christ were give
by Prof. p. NJ. Silloway, and a choi
rendered selection, while NAL
quartet composed of Prof. Sillowa,
J. l.. Beebe, Herbert SilloWay and o:
IS valid Lehman brought the entertain
5 ment to close Mrs. Wameldol
IS speaks again at the Baptist service
}. Sunday evening.
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