Fergus County Democrat., 1905-05-02
DR.. F. r. Attix, Tel. 132.

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Friday evening.
Red School House Shoes are guaran-
teed not to rip.
Ceretana Flour, 1926 per cwt. in
500 pound lots at Lehman's.
N. A. Lewis, of Philbrook, was a
visitor to Lewistown Thursday
Baled Hay and Seed Oats for sale at
Lewistown Furniture Co.
Arthur Kelly, the Barnes-King as
sayer, was in the city Wednesday and
Thursday.
We have fine lot of baled hay at
reasonable price. Judith Hardware
Co.
Mesdames. Goss and Poland, of Gilt
Edge were shopping in this city last
Thursday.
Eat with Christie New location in
the building formerly occupied by the
Fad Shoe Store.
Ceretana Flour, s3.25 per cwt. in
500 pound lots at Lehmans.
County Surveyor Otto Wasmansdorff
was doing some surveying out in the
vicinity of Garneill last Saturday.
E. w. Mettler Attorney-At-Law.
Offices in the Lang building.
H. II. Lang, superintendent Of the
Kendall mine, was looking over his
business interests in Lewistown lasr
Wednesday and Thursday.
FOR SALE Two good ranges,
chairs, tables, etc. All in good
condition. Apply to G. K. Hirsch &
Son.
Nate Godfrey, state agent for the
Union Central Life Insurance COM
pany, came in Saturday evening and
will remain here for few days.
Remember that the Black Dia-
mond Coal Company sells wood.
John Wunderlin, accompanied by his
wife and baby and Miss Elizabeth Wun-
derlin, all of Plattesville, Wis, arriy.
e.l in the city Friday evening and
will visit with relatives for few
weeks.
H. Leonard Dekalb. lawyer Office
rooms and 6, Allen & Robinson
building.
Ceretana Flour, 1926 per cwt. in
500 pound lots at Lehman's.
Fred e. Albrecht, formerly of Hell
ena. has accepted position with the
Power Mercantile company as assist
ant boolzkeeper. He expresses him
self as much pleased with Lewistown
and her people.
The Judith Hardware will take
bounty scrip at Is per cent discount
in trade until further notice.
Try Judith Belle cigars.
w. S. Shaw, of Flatwillow, was
in the city several days last week. Mr..
Shaw stated to The Democrat that
the county is getting pretty dry and
all that is needed to make the season
the best ever experienced is some
good rains.
If you are looking for an up-to-date
shoe call on A. Dahl, the shoemaker.
Good quality at reasonable prices.
John Thompson did Paul Revere
stunt through the streets last We'd
nesday evening and was halted near
the Elkhorn barn by Night Watchman
Gooch, who placed him under arrest
for fast riding. He pleaded guilty
and paid fine of $3.50 the next day
before Police Magistrate MacGowan.
Stoves for sale. Enquire Of c. I
lIirsch at the Silver Moon Cafe.
Mrs. J. w. Rowley and children ar
rived home Wednesday evening from
kredGricktoWn, Missouri. where they
spent the winter with relatives. They
report a most pleasant trip to Mrs
iecGlCy , SdSltin llOIllG. MI. ROW
ley met them in this city and they
left Sunday for the ranch in thc
southern part of the county.
For Rent: \ business house on cen.
tral Main street. Size l2!'feet by 9C
feet. Enquire at this office.
Engine No. 763 made her first tril
up Friday after coming from the shops
and Engineer George Murray says
that she runs like a Thoroughbred
The Montana railroad company is con
tinually increasing and lettering iis
| equipment and there are few roads
III the country giving better service
than our little road is giving at the
present time.
Board by the month only S2i at tn
Silver Moon.
William A. Gordon, Jr, arrived i,
the city Wednesday evening and ha.