Fergus County Democrat., 1906-08-07
Silk waist sale. Lehman's

too good for you, therefore try Metro-
pole whiskey at j. Q. Gilkerson's.
NJ. L. Woodman is numbered among
the sick this week. He has been un-
able to leave his room for several days.
| BlueberrieS are out of the market
but blackberries- arrive daily Leh-
mans.
| DR.. Foley. Telephone Sc.
| Mayor Jesse Pinkley drove over to
Maiden last Wednesday, returning the
same day.
Silk waists have never been offered
at such a sacrifice. Lehman's.
Louis Mauland who hauls from the
neighborhood Of that name was in
town last week getting his wool busi-
ness settled up.
Silk waist sale at Lehman's.
You can't go wrong if you drink
| Metropole whiskey at j. o. Gilkerson's s
Misses Ruby and Gladys King will
leave tomorrow morning for their home
in Bozeman after spending several
weeks visiting friends in this city and
Kendall.
Fast, Furious and Fugacious selling
| Of $3.50 rockers at Lehman's.
Ice cream, ice cream soda and all
sorts Of soft drinks at the Bon Ton, ].
G. Bebb, proprietor.
Moses Greer of Niles. Montana, and
Emma Rumpffff Of Sturgis, s. D., were
united in marriage at the NJ. E. par
sonage yesterday afternoon, the Rev.
W. A. Winters performing the cere-
mony.
Comfortable, capacious and cheering.
rockers for $3.50. Lehman's.
Mrs. James H. Charters of Grass
Range arrived in the city the latter
part OF the week for short visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Brassey. She is accompanied by the
children.
The Empire Studio now carries 4
iulI nne OF supplies for amateur photo
braphers. Fresh films direct from the
factory.
Arthur Kelly, assayer for the Barnes
King mine, returned last night from
an extended visit in Chicago and Indi-
ana. Arthur says that, while he
thoroughly enjoyed himself, he is GER
tain1y mighty glad to be back in Mon
tana once more.
Our silk waists must go. $500
waists reduced to $4.5O Lehman's.
Arthur Terrill and wife left Wednes-
day morning for Spokane where they
will probably make their future home.
The best wishes of large number of
friends go with Mr.. and Mrs. Terrill
to their new place of abode.
Get your choice of the remaining
few silk waists. Lehman's.
e. X. Cherrington, who has filled the
position Of cashier for the Montana r,
Il company at this place for over
year past, has been appointed agent
for Moore and will leave with his fam
lily for that place just as soon as a
man can be secured to fill his place on
the local office force.
hats $1.S5. Lehman's.
VIII Scott, fish and game warden of
the state, was in the city last week
looking over his patch of spuds. Will
picked up eight acres of ground out
at the edge of town on the Gilt Edge
road and very properly planted the
entire plot in potatoes. He says that
there will be no spud famine in Fergus
county this season.
$3.50 ladies' hats s125. Lehman's
If You have any trades or transac-
tions of business nature you want
put through, see Jack Edgecombe. The
quickest results obtained on loans,
real estate deals and all commission
work. Office in the Billings Mutual
Tel. Bldg, on Fifth avenue. Phone 127.
Auction sales handled on a reasonable
commission.
$500 ladies' hats $780, Lehmans
Mat Weber and family left this
morning for Minnesota, where they
will visit for while with Mrs. Weber's
folks. 1t is Mats intention to remain
in Minnesota for few weeks and pos
sibly, to go out to the coast on look
out for location. The people Lew
istoWn regret exceedingly to lose Mat
and his excellent family, but as no one
Is quite able to remain away from the