Fergus County Democrat., 1906-08-07
Silk waist sale. Lehman's

". Arbourthnot and w. l.. Kellum
OF Spokane We're registered at the Hoff-
man last Wednesday.
Cantaloupes must be ordered early
IN order to get the best. Lehman's.
Miss Gertrude Benner left yesterday
morning for Helena where she will Wis
IL With her parents for several weeks.
Only few of the silk waist dreams
are left. Lehman's.
Fred Albrecht, the popular assistant
pookkeeper of the Power Mercantile
Co., was passenger for Helena on the
outgoing train yesterday morning.
S4.oO silk waists $500. Lehmans.
Z. IA. Cllngan, well known citizen
OF Belt, and Mrs. Clingan arrived in
the city last week for short visit
with Mrs. and Mrs. H. N. Clingan OF
Big Spring creek.
'AS'iN, "HipiS anu dtlIdctlNe rock
ers for $3.50. Lehmans
Mrs. Barr. the mother of Mrs. j. E.
Lane, and her two grand daughters
Edith and Newell Lane returned home
Saturday evening from visit TO
Castle.
Give the new shop trial. The best
the market affords. Prompt deliver
cry. Courteous treatment. Lewistown
Meat Company.
Rufus Thompson and family return
ed home the middle Of last week from
their ranch near Highfield where they
spent several weeks. Mr.. Thompson
took his wool to Billings where it was
placed on the market.
Neat, natty and nobby rockers for
$3.50. Lehman's.
Mike Hall the genial Maidenite.
spread the radiance Of his expansive
smile up and down our busy thorough
fares the latter part Of the week. Mike
insists that Maiden will be a rib roar
Ing camp when Kendall, Gilt Edge
Butte and such ambitious camps have
long since passed into the sere and yel-
low.
$500 ladies' hats 1926. Lehman's.
Tanglefoot fly paper, 6 single sheets
Tor &c, 40 single sheets for 4Oc, at the
Fergus County Hardware company.
Tanglefoot fly paper single sheets
for &c, 40 single sheets for 4Oc at the
Fergus County Hardware company.
Mrs. Robert MCGOWAN arrived in
the city Saturday evening for
visit with her daughter. Mrs.
Fred Pierre.
Ladies' summer hat sale. Lehman's.
James z. Moore, a Spokane mining
man who is associated with his broth
er in the ownership of the Blue Jay,
Nipper and Silver Bow mining claims,
some of the best property in the Ken
V
day on his way to Kendall where he
will superintend some work which is
being done on the property this sum-
mer.
The Elkhorn stable has secured
competent stable man to look after
your stock at night and you can rest
assured they will get the attention
they should have
b. c. White and family Of Garneill
left for home yesterday morning after
spending a week in the city. While
here Mr.. White sold his fine clip Of
wool and although he did not realize
as much as he expected he, like ma
jority of the woolgrowers of Fergus
county, decided that it was better to
the chances incident to a consignment
Mickey Farley and Kid Bell, two To-
cal pugilists, boxed six friendly rounds
before a large crowd of sport lovers at
the T-P Saturday night. Mickey had
the best of it in ring generalship and
science but the Kid outweighed him by
a big margin and the bout was even
up. They went at it hammer and
tongs from the start and furnished
some genuine amusement to the spec
tators.
Joseph Bells, the Maiden mining man
returned Thursday evening from the
east whittier he went after attending
the big Elks' convention in Denver
Joe informs us that Denver was about
the livliest place he ever bumped into
during the visit of the Antlered tribe
The team belonging to the Montana
Lumber company did runaway stunt
around over town Saturday but finally
got back to the yards without having
injured anybody or anything.
OUR LUMBER YARD AT STRAW
WILL BE OPEN FOR BUSINESS
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