Fergus County Democrat., 1905-05-09
Judith Belle cigars. try one.

town on Saturday.
John Mengelkoch, of Gilt Edge, was
in Lewistown on Saturday.
White Satin Flour in 500 pound
lots at $50 per cwt. at Lehmans.
Ed Olson, the owner of the larges,
ranch in the vicinity of Moore. was
in the city Friday.
/ Apples at 1925 a box at Lehman's
Bone meal for chickens at Abel
Brothers.
Breck Ornbaum was in the city On
Thursday and mentioned the necessity
for school in the vicinity in which
he lives.
| White Satin Flour in 500 pound
lots at $40 per cwt. at Lehman's.
Miss Maxwell, of Helena, repre-.
senting the Butte Evening News, was
visiting the city last week in the in.
terests of that paper.
Red School House Shoes are sold at
"The Fad"
Horace Hill is having the old Kear-
ney place thoroughly renovated and
when completed it will be one Of the
best looking places in the city.
For Sale-Two desirable building
lots on the hill. good location. Also
a Racine Trap, as good as new. a
bargain for cash. Inquire a. Terrill.
The Wyoming wool is being bought
at price which has already reached
23 cents. This wool is not the equal
of the Montana article and this price
speaks we'll for the stability of the
market.
Try Judith Belle cigars.
Mrs. ]. C. Huntoon and son, Clar-
ence, arrived in Lewistown last week.
| Mr.. j. G. Huntoon and Clarence left
town for the ranch at Utica on We'd
nesday last, while Mrs. Huntoon is
visiting friends in Lewistown.
Board by the month only s24 at tn
Silver Moon.
Fire Chief Bebb will leave for Hell
ena about the 18th to attend a meet
ing of the directors Of the State Fire
mems association which will be held
at that point On the 18th. Whi e
away Mr. Bebb will visit Butte.
The monthly board at the Silver
Moon Cafe is the best in the town.
Only 1914.
John c. Pratt, of Beaver creek, was
in town last Wednesday. Mr.. Pratt
is the newly appointed postmaster of
the Pomo office which has lately been
established. Mr. Pratt announces
that the office was opened for busi-
ness on May 1st.
Get a room at the Knight lodging
house, which is furnished throughout
, in an up-to-date manner. Opposite
postotfice.
The petition for the release of Mil
ton Q. Howell from the state peni.
: tentiary is in a state of completion
and will be forwarded to Helena in
a few days. The petition has been
signed by large number of represen
tative citizens who wish to see How.
ell released.
, Alfalfa, Bromus Inermis, Timothy
: and other grass seeds at the judith
Hardware.
Charles Belden left town last Thurs
day for his ranch at Utica Mr. Bel
den has protited by last years ex
perience and will feed his beef steers
until the grass gains sufficien
2 strength to make good beef and il
consequence will have beef ready fol
early shipment.
For Rent: a business house on cen
tral Main street. Size l23 feet by 9t
feet. Enquire at this Office.
: The membership of the Judith Re.
, and Gun Club is gradually on the in
: crease and is now thirty-fve. The
grounds are being put in eXcellen
. shape and a shooting platform ha:
been built for the accommodation o
, the members Practice shoots are in
!, dulged in almost every day and th'
club is on an excellent footing.
DR.. NJ. NJ. Hedges. dentist, is nov
located in the Laux building near TIN
telephone office, where he will b'
:. found day and night. All dental op
erations guaranteed at % per cen
5 discount
The Lewistown-Bllings Mutual TeI
T ephone line is being rapidly pushes
II to completion. The crew is nov
S working on the line between the \
e Bar ranch and Flatwillow crossins
II One feature of the enterprise is tn
q fact that nearly all the ranchers Il
n the vicinity of Mcdonald creek an