Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-05-29
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ed school, went out to the Caldwell
ranch near Moore yesterday.

Gu School, went out to the Caldwell
ranch near Moore yesterday.
Miss Georgia Stuart one of the
bright young ladies who were gradu-
ated from the high school Friday ev-
ehing, left Sunday for Rogers, where
she Will take charge of the school, She
Will make good teacher.
Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Clngan arrived
home Saturday evening from an ex-
tended trip to Southern California and
many points along the coast farther
north. They naturally had most de-
lightful journey. They will make their
home In this city.
w. J. Edgecombe left yesterday
morning for Livingston where he will
make arrangements to have his wife
and children resume their trip to Mis-
souri, which was interrupted by sick
ness upon their arrival in Livingston
about one month ago.
Mr.. Alexander Williamson. the pop
ular manager of the dry goods depart
ment OF the Power Mercantile COM
pany,went over to Butte last week to
meet some eastern travelling statesmen
and purchase goods for his house. He
returned home last night.
North Star shoes stand any kind Of
climate, other makes must come in
out Of the wet Lehmans.
Robert Wyatt. popular young fell
low of Chestnut Mound, Tenn, arrived
In this city Saturday and left yester-
day morning for Natal where he will
work for p. r. Elston. He Is a friend
of Tommy Knight who also halls from
Chestnut Mound
Joe Montgomery was a passenger
on the outgoing train yesterday MORN
ing for his former home in AllertOn,
Iowa, having been called to that place
by the very serious illness of his faith
or. The elder Mr.. Montgomery is 78
years of age and his health has not
been OF the best for several months.
North Star shoes stand any kind of
climate, other makes must come In
out Of the wet" Lehmans.
II. Won Tobel left yesterday morning
for Northheld, MINI, to participate
in the twenty-iifth anniversary Of
his old class IN Carlton college. This
will be the first meeting Of Mr.. Won
Tobel with his old classmates for
many years and h anticipates a most
delightful time. He viii BE gone two
or three weeks.
q. II. Perrier, the popular young
travelling auditor for the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company,
who has been going over the books Of
the Lewistown Telephone company
for thu last three or four weeks, left
yesterday morning for Helena. Mr..
Perrier Will now make regular trips to
this city.
Accompanied by Louie I'lodgett.
Miss Adelaide Thompson, principle Of
the Fergus county free high school.
left yesterday morning for F'atWillow
where she viii visit FOR week with
the family of Walker j. Wells, after
which She Will be driven to Billings
where she Will take q train for her
home in Minneapolis for the vacation
period
We desire to thank our competitors
for advertising the fact that North
Star shoes are the best for muddy
weather LehmanS.
Mr.. Prahman, western manager OF
the Marshall Field company of Chiga-
go, arrived in this city last night and
will spend few days with friends.
This is Mr. Prahman's first visit tn
Lewistown and to the Democrat he
stated that this is not only appare ntly
one Of the most prosperous but ais ono
of the most promising young cities OF
the entire country.
The deal whereby the Rocky Noun
tain Bell Telephone company absorb
ed the LeWistown Telephone company
of this city was consumated last week.
1t is understood that the holdings OF
the local company was taken in at a
valuation Of $4,000. SO far as known,
there will be no changes i'm the local
office except for the retirement of
President A. W. War; of the Lewis
town company who was always very
active in the management of that
compny. f. II. Bacon who has been
superintendent Of the affairs of the
LewistoWn company will continue to
act in that capacity for the Rocky
Mountain Bell In this field. This will
meet with the favor of the patrons of
the company in Fergus county, as
Fred is a thoroughly equipped tele-
phone man and has a large number
of friends in this territory.