Fergus County Democrat., 1907-08-20

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Smith.
u. J Wledeman visited the ranch
OF b. {. White near Garneill the lat
ter part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Waite left
Yesterday morning for a visit to cities
on the Pacific coast.
A. /. Goodspeed, the Straw ranch
er and surveyor, is business visitor
to the city this week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Harvey and
Mae CORNELL left yesterday morning
tor tour of the National Park.
Keen kutter" stamped on a tool
OF any kind means absolute goodness
and reliability. Judith Hardware Co.
Mrs. DR.. Nicholas and son. Ronald.
lett yesterday morning for Straw,
where they will visit relatives for !.
few days
Manager Hinkley and Auditor
Henley of the Bell Telephone com
pany, went out to Garneill Saturday
on telephone business.
Miss Ruth Sulzer, popular Young
lady OF Butte, who has been visiting
1or the last three weeks at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. H. p Imislund, LETT
yesterday morning for home.
A nine pound girl was born Sat
urday evening to Mr.. and Mrs, A. T.
barnes. The mother and child are
gettng along. nicely and the father
mas purchased new hat three sizes
larger than he usually wears.
J. H. Charters and ]. I. Wunder-
I'm lett yesterday morning for Boze-
man to attend the Elks' convention.
| Mr. Charters was accompanied by
| Mrs, Charters and Miss Della Noble.
Bert dAutremont, David Hilger and
| Henry Rae will also be at Bozeman
for the big times.
Frank Ward, formerly Of this city
| but Tor the last three years the adj
yertising man for Lutey Bros. in
Butte, is in the city this week. Frank
IS now the Montana representative
tor the IL. J. Heinz company and is
making good on the road. The many
| Lewistown friends of the young man
are glad to note his success.
Articles Of incorporation of the
Thurston, Forsyth & Bennett com
pany were filed in the office of the
clerk and recorder the middle Of las,
week: The company is incorporated
tor $4,000 and the principal place
OF business will be at Moore. The
company will engage in a loan, in
surance and real estate business.
T. Reber Taggart OF Eaglesville,
Pennsylvania, will arrive in this city
the latter part of the week and will
preach at the Presbyterian church
both mornings and evenings next
Sunday and the Sunday following
Rev. Taggart is young man who
has had brilliant success as a min
lister of the gospel All are cordially
invited to be present at these ser
vices
Lowest prices on Gage hats at
Powers.
George Bradbury, the carpenter, is
wearing his left hand in a sling these
days as result of letting his car
penter's hatchet glance from a piece
OF wood on which he was working
into his hand. The fleshy part of
the hand was caught and cut about
five inches long and half an inch deep
was sustained. Prompt medical at
tention was given the wound and
George will be working again in a !
few days.
+. Senator Henry NJ. Rae returned
the middle of last week from Butte
where he was initiated into the mys-
teries of the Mystic Order of Shrin-
ers. Henry intended to come back
with the other Shriners but was SO
foot sore and body weary as re-
suit OF his strenuous trip over the |
burning sands that he was compel
led to recuperate day or two be- |
fore undertaking the journey He is
now able to be about his business and |
went out to Kendall Friday morning
to inspect his mining properties.
1t is universally recognized in every
household that the "Universal' food |
chopper is something that fills a
long felt want. Judith Hardware
Co.
]. H. Branscomb Of Butte, an in
surance underwater, has been in this
city for several days, looking over
the town with view Of new and
more favorable classification. Lewis
town now has one of the most ef-
fective fire departments in the state,
the buildings in the business section
are chiefly of stone and brick and,
for these reasons, it is believed that
we will get lower insurance rate.
The new rating will be in the hands
OF the local agents within thirty
days
Several Lewistown people claim
to have seen the famous Vof comet
this week. In order to see this shoot
ing star, one has to be up with their
spy glass at 2 O'Clock a. m 1t is said
that one Lewistown young man
made three separate and distinct eff
forts to stay up long enough to see
the comet On the third trial he was
up at the right time all right but