Fergus County Democrat., 1907-01-08
OfLOcuI Interest
Roy E. Ayers. attorney at law, post
Office building.

| Andy Matthew's, manager of the
Moore Hardware & Implement Co.. was
a visitor in Lewistown Sunday.
r. W. Clifford, a prosperous Rock
Creek bench farmer, spent Sunday in
the city, returning to his bone Mon
day morning.
George Gilpatrick, the Armells wool
grower, accompanied by his wife and
| baby, returned last night from Helena
where they visited with relatives for
a few days.
Edison and Victor records now at
the Art Music Store.
Hon. B. c. White came in last night
from his ranch near Garneill. Mr..
White informs US that while the recent
storm was a severe one no damage re-
suited that he knows of.
William Bennett returned last night
| from Wallace, Idaho and other towns
of Importance in the Cour d'Alenes.
He says that he saw some pretty good
country but none which looks better to
him than Fergus county.
T. A. Gillpie of Billings was in the
city several days during the past week.
G. J. Wiedeman, manager for the
Montana Hardware company, return
ed home Friday evening from a trip
to Billings and Helena. While in the
latter city he was guest at the open
ing of the famous Broadwater hotel.
| which has been leased by F. Aug
Heinze and associates and is now open
to the public.
Don't forget the womens under
wear sale this week at Lehman's.
SHOES FOR THE GOOD AND
LIVELY BOYS" MADE WITH
DOUBLE VAMPS SOLID AL
THRU. YOU KNOW WHAT
OTHERS ADVERTISE 'EM FOR
WELL THE SATISFACTORY SHOE
STORE SELLS THEM AT $175
POWER MERCANTILE co.
Joe Montgomery who has been visit
ing friends in the east for several
weeks past returned to Lewistown last
night and will go out to his old
stamping grounds at Kendall within
| q short time. Joe says that east may
/ h. h0 e.<, l,,% 1as%
around there for few weeks, he got
mighty anxious to see the hills of
Montana once more.
Remember, the "Wilson' heater has
| the best record of any heating stove
sold in this market. Judith Hardware
| Co.
The monthly report of County Treas
urer f. p. Chandler was filed with the
clerk and recorder last week and shows
collection of $4,766.02 and expenditures
of $S3, ,Os3.7O during the month, leaving
a balance in the treasury of $179, $685. 81.
| Delinquent taxes are coming in
| slowly but surely and a large num-
| the present month is past.
Goodspeed map of Fergus county and
Democrat, both for $3.50.
| George F. Wright, the we'll known
Flatwillow woolgrower, left yesterday
morning with his family for California,
| where they will spend the winter. 1t S
| not Mr.. Wrights intention to remain
! long in the land of perpetual summer
! but his friends are afraid that he will
| find it difficult matter to return to
Montana SO long as the thermometer
remains at it's present station.
George NJ. Stone, George j. Bach, M.
L. Woodman and j. T. Wunderlin
went out to Moore yesterday to at
zens Bank of Moore, which was held
in the afternoon. Among other mat
ters which came up before the meet
ing of the stockholders was the COM
| pletion of all arrangements for in
| creasing the capital stock from $685.
| 900 to $50, 600 and the changing of the
| institution from a state to a national
bank.
| A Goodspeed map Of Fergus ounty
should be in every home. Subscribe for
! the Democrat one year and get a map.
| The engine pulling the outgoing
passenger train Yesterday morning
got a hot box, disorganized liver,
| tobacco heart, lumbago or some other
ailment just before it reached Moore
and it was necessary to send back to
| this city for an engine. The incoming
train also met with bad luck in the
snow and did not arrive until about
II O'Clock. 1t is hard work getting the
trains through when such a storm as