Fergus County Democrat., 1906-09-04
OfLOcaI Interest


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Jewel Ranges. Lehman's.
8. K. Remington took run to Moore
and back Wednesday.
There's vigor and strength in Raj
nier beer, on tap at the Midway.
Murray Deaton returned Thursday
from weeks stay at Chico.
Aurora corsets. Lehman's.
Rowland Creel was in Saturday from
his ranch in the Snowies. Binding has
not yet been finished in that region.
Wines and brandies by the bottle OF
gallon at Robinson & Poland's.
Miss Fannie Richards IS erecting 4
large residence on the corner of Wat.
son street and Third avenue.
Jewel Hot Blast heaters. Lehman's.
Miss Corneilia Cordiera left for Ken
dali Thursday to visit with Miss Neill
until after the great celebration has
died away in the gold camp.
If you want a drink there Is nothing
too good for you. therefore try Metro
pole whiskey at J. Q. Gilkerson's.
Miss Adelaide Thompson, the popu-
lar high school teacher, returned last
Friday night from summers vaca.
tion spent in St. Paul and other east
ern points.
Jewel Hot Blast heaters. Lehmans.
Arthur Lehman and Mr.. Thurston
took an automobile ride out to Beaver
creek last week, but they had to walk
back to town and borrow a span Of
mules to help the horseless carriage
home.
Marion Maury, ice dealer. phone IT'S.
Paul Rathbun returned Sunday from
his eastern trip, and the Power base
ball boys feel rejuvenation. Next
Sunday they will line up abainsf
high school team.
Aurora corsets. Lehman's.
Benjamin Zimmerman, formerly en-
ployed by the Lewistown bakery left
for Livingston last Monday. He con-
templates locating there and his many
friends here wish him success IN his
new field.
The Cottonwood creamery is now in
operation and some Of the finest but
ter ever made in the county Is being
turned out. Give the butter trial.
John B. Ritch and Marshall Huffine,
who saw service in the armies Of I'm
Gle Sam during the Philippine cam.
paign Of 1S98-99, were passengers last
Thursday morning on the Montana
bound for Butte. where the heroes
Who offered their lives for the glory of
America in the Spanish American
war held a reunion.
Have you seen the DOWDEN PO-
TATO DIGGER? Sold by the MON
TANA HARDWARE COMPANY.
Rev. Martin, formerly of Chinook, is
expected to arrive in the city on the
7th inst. The minister comes here
highly commended by all who know
him, and he can be assured of a hear
ty welcome to our city. Mr.. Martin
was appointed to the local Methodist
charge and will Immediately assume
his duties.
If you get a Hamilton plano, you get
one that will please YOU They are the
prize winners. at w. S. Smiths.
In the ball game between the Lewis
town colts and the Kendallites a week
ago, Felix Rehor, the popular manager
OF the shoe department of the Power
Mercantile Co.. offered the choice of
his fine stock of shoes to the Lewis
town man who would score the first
home run. Victor d'Autremont of the
Kendall Power store, made a like offer
to the Kendall players. Wannebo and
Framer, two Of the first men up in
with both pairs of shoes.
REMEMBER! I AM GOING TO
SELL MY SHARE OF THE DRUGS
IN THIS CITY. c. H, WILLIAMS.
The receipts of the local land Office
are growing rapidly each month and
If the present rate Of increase continu-
es all past records in the Judith land
district will be broken this quarter.
The total receipts for the month of
August were s1O,79615, of which am
cunt s1,64S was one payment of fees
paid by the N. P. R. R for the selec-
tion of lands in the second indemnity
strip. This record is hard to beat by
any U. S. land Office in the west.
Turkey Red seed wheat recleaned,
at the Montana Elevator at Moore.