Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1906-08-14


shortly fol the Gallatin valley where
they VII reside in the future. Mr.. and
Mrs. TeSelle have resided in the Castle
Butte neiEhborhood for the past sum
mer and their inany friends wish them
We'll in 4 heir new abode.
Mrs. Oily Lockwood of this city and
c. NJ. Polcomb foreman of the Ford
ranch of Bower Bros, were united in
marriage by Rev. w. A. Winters last
Tuesday afternoon at 8 O'Clock They
have established their home on the
Ford ranch, in which Mr.. Holcomb is
largely Interested
Last Thursday condemnation pro-
ceedings We're begun by the Billings &
Northern r. r. Co., through their at
torneys. I. Parker Veazey and E. l..
Bishop Of Great Falls, against James
Harold and Carl Victor Fisher for
right of way across the defendants
property on Wolf creek.
M. M. Houghton of Laramie Wyo.,
| pen and ink artist, has just complet-
| ed several typographical sketches Of
| the ranches of Chris King & Sons and
John Branger on Little Rock creek.
| An excellent sketch was also made OF
the Camastral & Kindschy ranch on
the Judith. Mr.. Houghton is now en-
gagged in making a sketch of the city
of Lewistown.
D. Wilson Of Collingwood, Ont, ar
rived in Lewistown Friday night to
visit his son, L. c. Wilson, the drug
gist. Mr. Wilson came here from VAN
couver. b. c., where he has a son, and
after spending a few days here left
for Duluth to visit another son. r.. c.
| Wilson met his father at Helena and
accompanied him to this city. Despite
his so years the elder Wilson stood the
trip remarkably well.
Mrs DR.. John Foley who is in Chi
cago at the present time, has hade
arrangements for the purchase of a
large pipe organ, which will be in
stalled in the Catholic church Of this
| city within two weeks. LeWistown
will share the honor with two or three
other progressive Montana cities, OF
having the only pipe organ in Mon
tana, this being the only one in cen
| tral and eastern Montana
| A gentlemen from Arlington says
this temporary railway terminus.
| There is to be two or three 1000 foot
| tunnels on the line between Arming-
| ton and the Judith Gap and great
| deal of the material and supplies are
being piled up at Arlington for use
on the line during the coming winter.
Things are in fact brisk from Arming-
ton to Stanford.-Rocky Mountain
| Husbandman.
| A newly organized Farmers Mutual
telephone company has begun opera
tions on the extension of line from
Moore to the new town on the Judith
| which will be located on the Billings
& Northern Railroad in close proxi-
nifty to the John Shea and Frank
Rooney ranches. Those who will be
on the new line are Stone & Long. Ed
Olson, Pat Nihill, John Shea. Frank
Rooney, M. T. Rooney, Tom NichOl-
son, Joe Gallagher. George Lamb, Mrs.
Pruitt and Chas. Porter. The new line
will connect with the Lewistown- Bill
lings Mutual at Moore.
Miss Arlee Weston, q we'll known
Lewistown lady, and ]. w. Phillips Of
Lavina, We're united in marriage at the
residence Of the brides parents on Ev-
elyn street early Saturday morning,
Rev Wakefield of the Episcopal
church performing the ceremony in the
| presence of the immediate relatives Of
the happy pair Mrs. Phillips is for
mer resident of Garneill while Mr.
| Phillips is the village blacksmith Of
| the wide-awake Musselshell town.
| which will be their future home. The
| best wishes of a host of friends
| throughout the county go with them
in the making of their new home.
one of the boldest daylight robber-
| les ever committed in Lewistown was
perpetrated at noon on last Wedn5 s.
day when the rear door of the Mansell
cigar store on east Main street was
broken into and something like ten
dollars taken from the till. Mr. Man.
sell leaves the place unoccupied dur
ing the noon hour and the thief. TAX
ing advantage of this fact, made lar
ing entry and clean getaway. How
ever. the officers have a close watch