Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1905-03-28
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.


Hear The Petitts Thursday Mch 30.
Frank Stephens arrived in the city
last evening.
NJ. ?. Tiegen of Grassrange was in
the city yesterday.
Thomas Riser Of Kendall was in the
city the latter part of last week.
Don't forget to visit Orton Brothers
piano sale opposite the post office.
Judge e. X. Cheadle will be home
in time to read the docket on the
third of April.
Ed. Wight, the well known horse
man OF Philbrook, is spending a few
days in the city.
w. Y. Lewis has sold his ranch at
Straw to A. Green and purchased the
Fowler place which is situated about
twenty miles from r. B. Thompson's.
Owing to the large number of lists
in the word contest of the Lewistown
Furniture Company will be unable to
announce the winners until next
weeks issue.
A. Lincoln and family returned to
Lewistown on Friday evening from
the Pacific coast. A most enjoyable
time was spent visiting California and
points of interest on the coast by
the party.
W. A. Shaules has leased his hotel
interests at Kendall to e. P. Dirnan.
Mr. Dirnan is well known hotel man
and will undoubtedly run the estab-
lishment with success to himself and
satisfaction to his customers.
Hilger & Busenburg wish to call at
tention of their clients to the fact
that they have moved their office to
more commodious quarters on the
second floor of the Laux building op-
posite the Bank of Fergus county.
A. Audette of Gilt Edge has pur-
chased Chas. Millard's interest in the
Moccasin saloon at Kendall. Mr.. Au-
dette is we'll known to the miners OF
the Judith mountains and will un.
doubtedly do as well as he deserves ii
the lively mining camp.
A suitable reward will be paid fo1
the return of or information regard
ing black team, shod all around, one
bearing Twp brand and the other
7GL. Also small brown pony
strayed from ranch about March 18th
j. G. Delzell, Straw, Mont.
Chas Archer of Maiden visited the
city last week. Mr. Archer was
in Maiden among the first arrivals
and has considerable faith in that min
ing camp. He states that work is being
pushed on the Maginnis mine and the
entire district is looking better thar
it has for many years.
r. j. Morrison and C. P. Newell
will handle the lease on the creamery
in partnership. These gentlemen
have made the statement that they
will be able to guarantee the farmerl
twenty-five cents for their butter
during April and May and twenty-five
and half during five of the summer
months.
The Hotel de Horse now bein1
built on Fifth avenue by W. r
Woods and Chas. Mcdonald, will bt
completed and in shape for the re-
ception of guests by April lst. Nc
money or trouble is being spared te
make the establishment first class ir
every particular. The building wher
finished will accommodate 100 horse!
and in the case of an extra rush
good stout pegs will be provided or
which to hang superfluous guests
Automatic oat feeders will be used
and in the case of very dilapidatst
equines bicycle pump will b.
brought into service as it will be tn,
chief endeavor of the proprietors mo-
to allow any team to leave the plac,
as long as there is wrinkle left. TIL,
best of timothy and bluejoint will be
used in feeding and any animal thai
does not show improvement after tn,
first three hours will be relegated tt
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less case. w. r. Woods is absolutely
at home on the hurricane deck OF the
most unconvincible cayuse and vii
accommodate his patrons by taking tn,
rough off all saddle animals before
turning them over to their owners
Any rider thrown after this will be
charged extra and in the case of run
away teams no damages will be collect
ed providing that the hide of the refrac
tory animals is returned TO the barn
Mr.. Woods will be head chambermaic
OF the establishment and as his ex
perlence with horses has been a long
one and fraught with many lurid in
cldents, there is not the slightest
doubt but that the patrons of thu
stable will get value received for theil
money and leave town perfectly salts
he'd with thp acaon, ionS ffOrdp(