Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1904-09-20

WenZel WOcaSek or Maiden was
registered at the Day House yesterday.
Tom Gregory of Stamford was busi-
ness visitor to this city the first of
the week.
a marriage license was issued this
morning to Earnest V. Bean and Iva
Aldrich
Johnnie Arthur returned last night
from Salt Lake whittier he went on a
business trip.
II. &. Burgess and wife and Mrs. Cal
braith of Stanford were visitors to
this city this week.
The familiar autograph of Andrew
Mace, the Maiden coal man, adorned
the Day House register yesterday.
c. B. Mccarthy of Helena, state
agent for the Germania Life Insur-
ance company, is in this city and vi
cinity this week.
Attorney Edgar q. Worden who
was laid up for almost a week with
an attack of grip is able to he in his
Office once more although not entirely
recovered
The Rev. a. Lunde, a Lutheran
minister of Great Falls held services
in this city Sunday. The services
were held in culvers hall and large
number of the communicates of the
Lutheral faith were present.
The officers received word last night
that sheep camp belonging to &. V.
Peck on the Great Falls road was bur
glarized yesterday. Officer Silver
thorn started out there this morning,
but up to this time none of the par
ticularS have been learned in this
office.
George Myers A. II. Goodspecd,
Dan Curry and Frank Williams start
ed out for little pleasure drive last
Sunday but one Of their horses was
taken sick and dropped in the harness
as they got to the crossing of the Ju-
dith on the Powell place, Everything
possible was done for the animal but
it could not be saved.
Mrs Charles Wright, who is in the
Schroeder hospital suffering from
severe injuries received in IA runaway
accident week before last, is reported
gradually recovering and her condition
gives hope to her attendants that her
complete recovery is but u matter of
time. The many friends of the good
lady sincerely deplore the misfortune
which befell her.
j. Il. Wasson, the Gilt Edgeattorney
will leave in the morning for New
York city on a business triy After
transacting his business in the city, he
will visit relatives and friends in other
parts of the state. He will he absent
until the first of November, fully in
tending to be back here in. time to
cast a vote for the democratic ticket
from top to bottom.
J. ID. Warren and j. NJ. Galcoat
have purchased the Crowley livery
and feed stable of William Woods,
having taken possession yesterday.
The new ploprietors Of the place are
well known here, and being thorough
ly acquainted with the livery business
will continue to run that place in the
same buSinesS-like manner that char
acterized the retiring proprietor.
Dick IIanke yesterday received
from d. y. Langdoc, who is visiting
his brother. Victor Landoc in Maiden,
Il number of interesting articles for
use in the fair time window display
if the Montana Hardware company.
Among the articles is bill Of sale
given by Louisa Hackman to Eugene
ilackens conveying Il negro, sam by
name. fOrthe sum Of $3.50. The bill of
sale is date 1862. Confederate money,
stamps. and other articles interesting
to collector Of anti-bellum curios
were included i'm he package which
Dick received.
The big bunch Of delegates to the
democratic state convention returned
home Saturday evening. The boys
were strickly in the push at the CON
ven1ion which they pronounce the
greatest ever held in the state. Al
though they failed to land Fergus
county man on the ticket. all are
. sat isticd that Il winning combination
has been formed by the party and
that good loyal democrats will
continue in power at the stat" capital
aftca December lSt.
Johnnie Micrs, David Scott, Ed
mund Wright and Edward Brassy
went over TO Gilt Edge last Saturday
to attend the funeral of Mrs. Frank
Flanagan whose death occurred at
he Flanagan home on Mcdonald
creek Thursday. Interment was made
i'm the Gilt Edge cemetery Saturday
afternoon, the services being those
of the Catholic church Of which the