Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-01
Metrope.e whiskey. Finest drink

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j Metropc.e whiskey. Finest drink
i'll town. w. G. Pyle. 5-7-ti
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spence OF
Natal were in the city Thursday.
The proper building material.
That's cement brick. See Green &
Smith.
Victor d'Autremont, manager OF
the Power Mercantile company's
Kendall store, was business visitor
in the city this week.
Clyde Vinegar, solution man at
the Kendall mine, returned from a
few dayss outing on his ranch near
Moore Wednesday.
Cattle for Sale: For information,
call on or address j. w. Dougherty,
Maiden, Montana. .9-lO-9t
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Carson last
week disposed o. the Bon Ton con-
fectionery to ]. c. Bebb. Mrs. Bebb
will assist in the management of the
store.
| Frank f. Carleton, the efficient
book typewritist in the clerk and re-
corder's office, left Monday morning
to spend a few days at the Helena
fair.
E. G. Worden, lawyer, Mcdonald
& Charters building. Phones l27.
You'll be like all others that have
seen the Ebbert farm wagons and
pronounced them king of 'em all"
| when you see them at the Judith
| Hardware company.
Percy Wellman, formerly prop
rietor OF a restaurant in this city,
is closing up his affairs preparatory
to going to Walla Walla, where he
expects to open up business.
DeKalb & Mettler, attorneys Office
in Lang building.
| Tommy Knight, an erstwhile resi-
dent OF Lewistown and all around
good fellow, is in attendance as a
witness at the trial of James Sher-
man. Tommy is now a resident Of
Missoula
Bill Deaton has returned to his
new stamping grounds at Their.
mopolis, Wyoming. Mr.. Deaton has
been visiting for several weeks in
Lewistown, where his friends number
practically the entire population.
Rev. Wakefield was in Harlowton
last week considering the advisability
of establishing church at that place.
1t is probable that rector will be
assigned permanently to that and
adjoining parishes.
Ayers & Marshall, attorneys at
law, Imislund building. Soft
Wilbur Hoffman and Fred Race re-
turned Wednesday from the former
ranch near Stanford The young
men made the trip in an automobile
by night and covered the fifty miles
in incredibly short time
Joseph Wunderlin went over to
Bozeman Friday morning to meet f.
w. King. Together they will make
a trip into Wyoming to inspect some
placer ground which was discovered
by John McGee, formerly consulting
engineer at the Barnes King.
]. Sutter was in town Tuesday on
his way to his ranch. The Sutter
brothers and Il. w. Saxl, whose
ranchers adjoin each other, are plant
ing their winter wheat now and next
fall will reap the golden dollars that
grow in the Banana Belt. finland
Empire.
The Monarch ranges are sure to
meet all your requirements. Judith
| Hardware company.
John Gillie, Of Butte, president of
the Barnes King Development com
pany ,and John Forbis, who repre-
sents large number of stockholders,
spent day in Kendall last week
looking over the property. This was
Mr.. Gillie's first visit to the camp
since he was made head of the COM
pany. He was much pleased with the
progress made in the development OF
the property.
w. S. Smith, the piano dealer, went
over to White Sulphur Springs We'd
nesday to look after the sale of some
musical instruments. AS reported
from White Sulphur, Mr.. Smith ap-
peared at the front door of the court
house at the verv moment the sheriff
was in the act of sending a deputy
to Lewistown for him. When Mr..
| Smith left Lewistown it was not his
understanding that he would be want
ed as witness until late in the
week.
II. S. Clark and Charles Cutler, OF
Butte, have been in the city several
days looking ov property in which,
they are interested Mr.. Clark, who
is prominent mining man Of Butte,
is a large director in the Moccasin
ranch company who took over the
holdings of the Brooks ranch He is
also interested in the Central Mon
tana Coal company recently organ
lied by Morton & Martin. Mr.. Clark
is much pleased with the outlook in
Fergus county and contemplates max
ing other investments in the near
| future.
H. r. King. assistant cashier of the
First State Bank of Kendall, ac-
companied by Mrs. King and little
daughter, were visitors in Lewis
town Saturday. Mr.. King is more
than ever pleased with the outlook
in the gold camp. The extensive
| work contemplated on the Santiago