Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-01-09

merited the big house which greeted
the curtain rice each evening. All are
100 well acquainted with the nunler-
Gus and distinct hits" made in the
play to require an extended mention
at this time. Prof. Silloway was. OF
course one of the stars and was ably
supported by all members Of the caste.
Charlie Grupe had one of the most
difficult parts in the play and made a
first class william, especially for one
whose natural bent is in the other di-
rection. Oswald Lehman got the glad
hand every time he appeared. his
makeup being especially effective.
Pure Buckwheat Flour at Lehman's.
Hon. John p. Barnes met with a i
serious accident while going through
the Barnes-king mine. in which he is
heavily interested, in Kendall last
Wednesday. Mr.. Barnes stepped off
or track to permit an ore car to pass
ana fell back into a hole which had
been put in beside the track and
which he had not observed AS a re-
suit of the fall, one shoulder was dis
located and bruises Of more or less
painful nature received on other por-
tions of the body. In falling his head
narrowly missed striking plank.
Some gentlemen who We're with Mr..
Barnes pulled his shoulder in place,
ana nj. l.. Woodman, who accompani-
ed him to Kendall, Immediately
brought him back to his home in this
city. He is now rapidly recovering
from his injuries but it will be several
days before he will ~ able to be about
his business in town.
Fine line Of confectionery at Bebb's
new place.
Local men. headed by w. Nj. Nc
Clean, are making extensive prepara-
tions to receive the members of the
state Engineers Society who will ar
rive here late tomorrow evening for
the purpose of holding their annual
meeting. The visitors will receive q
warm welcome from the outside min
ing camps ana the banquet which viii
be rendered them in Fraternity hall
Saturday evening will eclipse any
thing ever seen I'm this city. All who
are in any wise Interested in engin-
eering work are cordially invited to
attend the business session of the So
'iNlS NItltH Will DC ItIu III fIalcrDlJy
hail Saturday afternoon. AT that time
the president f.. w. King, will deliv-
er his annual address and papers win
be read by other members of the So
ciety on timely topics.
e. w. Mettler. attorney at law. Of
flee in Lang building.
Murray II. Deaton left yesterday
morning for the purpose of purchas-
ing fine line OF goods for the Fad
Shoe and Clothing store which will be
started about the first of March. The
members of the new company are A.
l.. d'Autremont, A. S. d'Autremont
and M. H. Deaton. The place of bust
ness will be in the building now occu-
pied by the Fad Shoe company OF
which d'Autremont brothers are pro-
prietors. They will simply add fine
line of clothing and mems furnish
ings to the present establishment and
Mr.. Deaton, who has had "A number of
years experience in the clothing busi-
ness, will have charge of this depart
ment OF the store. The new company
is looked upon as an exceptionally
strong one. Since the Fad shoe store
was started, something over two years
ago, it has enjoyed a steady increasing
trade and is now one of the most pop
ular shoe stores in the state. Messrs
d'Autremont, the proprietors, are per-
sonally popular and understand the
shoe business from the ground up.
Murray Deaton, the new member OF
the firm, needs no Introduction to the
people of Fergus county. He has
been practically raised here and for
several years has been employed by
RI. c. Brown, the clothing man. He Is
4 young man of sterling moral quail
Ties and fine business abilities and will
10 his share toward making the new
firm a success.
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms.
Close in. Inquire at Worden & Scotts
Law Office.