Fergus County Democrat., 1906-09-25
DR.. Foley. Telephone 56.

]. r. Norris, the lower Judith stock
man, was in the city from Judith land
ing last week transacting business.
Elmer Ellsworth was appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late
Thomas Lickert by Judge Cheadle.
Edward Brassey was last Thursday
appointed guardian of the estate of
w. T. Mcfarland, an insane person.
c. T. Gadsden, superintendent of the
New Mines Sapphire Syndicate proper
ties at Yogo, was a business visitor to
the city last Friday. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Gadsden.
Mrs. NJ. Sullivan, accompanied by her
son, Leigh, left Thursday for Platts-
Vile, Wis, where they will remain un-
til spring. They will be met there by
Harold, and the two boys will enter
school at Plattsville.
A GRAND CARNIVAL OF BAR
GAINS AT THE SATISFACTORY
SHOE STORE. POWER MERCAN-
TILE co.
George Gilpatrick is receiving the
congratulations of his numerous friends
| over the arrival of a big, healthy boy
baby. The youngster made his appear
ance Thursday morning at the Schroe-
der hospital. Mrs. Gilpatrick is steadi-
| ly improving.
Have you seen the DOWDEN PO-
TATO DIGGER? Sold by the MON
| TANA HARDWARE COMPANY.
Roy E. Ayers, attorney at law, post
Office building.
was admitted to probate last Tuesday
afternoon and the bond of Frank Ste
phens, the executor, amounting to $685.
900 was filed with the clerk of the dist
rict court. This is the largest bond Of
the kind ever filed in Fergus county,
For the finest imported wines and
liquors go to the Mint J. o. Gilker-
son, proprietor.
F. J. Lewis of Deerfield was a busi-
| ness visitor to the city last week. Mr..
Lewis informs the Democrat that crop
conditions are satisfactory in that fav-
| ored section of Fergus county. The
acreage is much in excess of any prev
| ious year and the yield Of wheat will
| be greater in proportion.
THE "Ross' GROCERY STOCK
| WILL BE ON SALE AT THE BUSI-
EST SPOT IN TOWN OCTOBER 1st.
'"TWILL PAY YOU TO WATT"
POWER MERCANTILE co.
Melcher & Glaspell, the well known
grading contractors, have begun opera
| tions on the Spring creek road. two
and one half miles south of the city.
| A great deal of work will be done on
| the road, as it will be graded and
broadened for over two miles along
| Spring crees bottom.
| A GRAND CARNIVAL OF BAR
GAINS AT THE SATISFACTORY
| SHOE STORE. POWER MERCAN-
| TILE co.
| A. B. Campbell, a member of the
| firm of Finch & Campbell of Spokane,
spent several days in Fergus county
last week. He inspected the Kendall
mine of which he and his partner are
the principal stockholders. He express
ed himself as being highly pleased with
| the way the big producer is looking at
| this time.
THE "ROSS" GROCERY STOCK
WILL BE ON SALE AT THE BUSI-
EST SPOT IN TOWN OCTOBER 1st
'"TWILL PAY YOU TO WATT"
POWER MERCANTILE co.
There is great demand for labor of
all kinds in Lewistown and the sur
rounding country. The street commiss-
ioner is unable to get men to lay about
two miles of sidewalk ordered by the
city council in various parts of the city
Laborers are in demand for almost
every kind Of work, skilled and un-
skilled.
George Corolus was called to Boze-
man last Wednesday by the death OF
his father in the Gallatin city last
Monday. The elder Corolus had beer
ailing for some time and the end was
not wholly unexpected. Death was due
to pneumonia contracted shortly aftel
street car accident in Bozeman ir
which Mr.. Corolus was somewhat in
iured.
Paul Hall last Tuesday evening, be-
fore Judge Cheadle, entered plea o.
guilty to the charge of gambling pre-
ferred by County Attorney Ayers ant
| was fined 500. The offense was com
mitted near Cruise in the lower part o
the county. Hall was also convicted O.
petit larceny and was fined $125. H
is now being held on charge of grant
larceny for which he will be placed OF
trial at the next jury term of the dist
rict court.
y THE ROSS" GROCERY STOCF
) WILL BE ON SALE AT THE BUSI
: EST SPOT IN TOWN OCTOBER 1st
"TWILL PAY YOU TO WAIT.
POWER MERCANTILE co.
: Edward Brassey. who attended tn
republican state convention in Helen
last week, took advantage of the op
, portunity to run over to Warm Spring
, to see Judge w. T. Mcfarland who wa
, recently ordered confined there. TIL
physicians in charge of the institution
. informed the Lewistown man that ther
are few hopes of the unfortunate NAL
ever getting any better. His conditio
has not improved any since he wa
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