Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1905-09-05
rams reunion and both have re-

turned.
Charles Easel and sister Of Kendall
We're in the city yesterday. returning
this afternoon.
cecil Copeland who was called to
Kansas by the death of his father
returned to Lewistown Saturday even
ing.
It's treat to ride to the depot in
Pinkley's new cab.
Billy Vannest last week killed an
enormous eagle over near Utica. The
bird measured over eight feet from
tip to tip.
John p Barnes was slightly indis-
posed the latter part of the week but
has about recovered much to the salts
faction of his friends.
Buy your meats at the best and most
up to date meat market. Abel Bros
DR.. Symmes. DR.. Wilson and w. w
Willard returned on Sunday after
spending a pleasant vacation on the
ranch of Mr.. Willard at Rogers.
Charles Edwards, of Gilt Edge is In
the city. Mr.. Edwards states that the
Cone Butte mining district is showing
up extremely well this fall
Thomas Bromley paid a visit to the
city yesterday and mentioned thai
the crops in the Castle Butte district
are an entire success this year.
II you are looking for an up to date
shoe call on A. Dahl, the shoemaker
Good quality at reasonable prices.
Miss Adeleine Thompson returned tc
Lewistown on Friday last and will
again resume the position she has SO
well filled in the Lewistown schools.
Mayor Jesse Pinkley, the popular
liveryman, went to Helena last week
and purchased of the Helena Cab Co a
fine Landau. 1t is an elegant vehicle
Miss Linn, formerly of Kendall, has
accepted the position of teacher of the
Grass Range school. Miss Linn will
prove a welcome addition to Grass
Range society.
M. T.. Woodman ana Wife, j. r.
Wunderlin and Miss Loa Barbee left
tion. They expect to be at home by
the time the coulty fair opens.
Miss Oroha Noble, one Of Lewis
towns charming young ladies', return
d Saturday evening from the coast
where she spent the entire summer.
She visited the fair and had a splendid
time generally on the trip.
Hair goods made to order by Mrs
Wallace, the palmist, 4th ave- neal
postof1ice.
John r. Cook, of the Kendall Town
site Co., while in the city on Friday
mentioned that the big diamond drill
which is to be operated on the Town
site property, is expected to arrive in
few days.
If you want to go any place in town
and don't want to walk, telephone So
for hack, it will only cost you soc each
Hack can be had on short notice by
telephoneing 55.
While at the veterans reunion last
week Judge E. X. Cheadle met DR.
Bruning, who was Company "I's" sur
geon during the campaign in the Phil
ippines. The Judge says that the re.
union, while not SO well attended as
that of last year, was eminently suc-
cessful in every respect.
An effort is being made to obtain
the band of the Gath infantry for fair
only second to the Sousa band and il
would be a decided treat for the resi-
dents of Fergus county to hear them.
The band, with the oath regiment is
stationed at Fort Harrison and it is
thought that arrangements could be
made to have them here during thee
days Of the fair.
Hair switches and watch chains
made to order by Mrs. Wallace, the
Palmist
Hon. E. w. King spent yesterday in
Moore on business connected with the
Citizens Bank of Moore, of which he
is president. There will be a meeting
of the directors of the bank held in
Moore today and the contract for the
new bank building will be let 1t is
probable that the plans of T. J. Tubh
will be accepted and the work on the
building will be started this week.
The bank will be open for business
next Monday in temporary quarters.
Mrs. Moore of Phillipsburg, one OF
the finest vocalists in this state will
sing several songs at the concert
which is to be given next Thursday
evening in Culver's hall by the ladies'
of the Episcopal church Mrs. Moore
has studied voice culture under some
of the most noted teachers of the
country and number Lewistown
people who have had the opportuni-
ty of hearing her sing speak most
highly of her vocal accomplishments.
Don't forget the date and place, Thurs
day evening at Culver's Hall.
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