Fergus County Democrat., 1906-09-04
Seamless sacks. Lehman's,

Hon. J. p. Barnes made a business
trip to Moore last Thursday.
Frank Plum began work in Leh-
mans grocery department, last week.
Best beer on the market, Rainier.
on tap at the Majestic.
R. W. Clifford of Moore was in the
city last Wednesday.
Jewel Hot Blast heaters. Lehman's.
Mrs. William Busch Of EdEewater
paid the county seat visit last week.
DR.. Foley. Telephone Sc.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Abbott of Gilt
| Edge were Lewistown visitors last
Wednesday.
Jewel Hot Blast heaters. Lehman's.
Thos Merrifield was in the city last
week, attending the trial of Heddigan
| and Ryan as witness.
Seamless sacks. Lehman's.
Miss Metcalf returned Friday even
ing from an extended absence from
the city to resume her duties in the
| high school.
Seamless sacks. Lehman's.
Joseph Christie of Anaconda arrived
in this city last Saturday evening to
visit his brither, who conducts one of
Lewistown's swell restaurants.
Roy E. Ayers, attorney at law. post
Office building.
Mrs. Rose Massoiut left for her home
in Assyria last Saturday after having
lived in Montana for many years. She
may decide to return to Lewistown
with her family.
Aurora corsets. Lehmans.
Mrs. w. D. Symmes, who stopped off
at Billings fora few days on her re-
turn from Chicago, arrived in this
city last night accompanied by Mrs.
John Arthur.
Marion Maury. ice dealer. phone ITS.
Mrs. Sarah McCann and daughter,
Alice, returned last Saturday after
years residence in Red Lodge. They
may decide to remain here permanent
ly as old Fergus looks good to them.
Mrs. Stella Englert left Thursday
for her home in Valley City, N. D.,
where her husband is a rising young
lawyer. Her sister, Florence LARSEN,
accompanied her to the Dakota city,
where she will enter the public schools.
Worden& Scott practice before U. 8.
land Office. Office in Telephone build
ing. over U. s. land office.
G. c. Connolly was sentenced to one
year in the Deer Lodge penitentiary
by Judge Cheadle last Tuesday morn
ing. Connolly entered a plea Of guilty
to a charge Of robbing Trix Marshall
Of considerable roll He waived the
right of counsel and statutory time
of plea and sentence.
We can furnish you an unlimited
supply of first class guaranteed scrip
at from $3.50 to $500 per acre. Forty
acre tracts or upwards. Write or in
quire Of Hilger & Busenburg.
H. H. Bell and family arrived in
Lewistown last Wednesday from
Hamilton. Mr.. Bell took over the in
terest of ]. L. Mears in the Kendall
Gently purchased and is now conduct
ing that business. Mr.. Bells family
will reside in Lewistown.
A. Hopkins & Sons are selling 35c
cocoanut for 15c per pound
en-, left fer Missoula or Saturdays
outgoing train, where the young lady
will enter Sacred Heart Academy, one
Of the finest Catholic institutions in
the west. Helen is bright young
girl and will make a creditable record
in the Garden City school.
Ice cream. ice cream soda and all
sorts of soft drinks at the Bon Ton, ].
c. Bebb, proprietor.
Cecil Copeland, the we'll known bank
clerk in the First National bank left
Thursday for Cassopolls, Mich, wrere
he will be Joined in wedlock to Miss
Jessie Kingsbury, former popular
teacher in the Lewistown public
schools. The ceremony will be per-
formed tomorrow, and a honeymoon
trip will absent them from the city
until Mr. Copeland's fine new residence
on the hill is completed.
A. Hopkins & Sons have bought 200
boxes Of crab apples and will be
shipped as soon as they are ripe. get
their prices.
w. D. Symmes returned from Chi
cago and other eastern points last
Thursday whore he want for tho v,,r