Fergus County Democrat., 1907-05-07

| w Ofden H SCOtt, lawyers, McDOn-
aid & Charters building. Phone l27.
James Martin. the real estate man,
made business trip to Moore yes
terday.
Miss Mabel Lorenz came in last
might from Moore to spend day or
two with relatives.
Ed Silyerthorne, stock Inspector TO,
this county, returned home yesterday
afternoon from Billings where he
went with carload of the Stephens
cattle which were delivered to |. D
Donnell, the Billings man who pur-
chased all of the Stephens cattle.
Each day brings you closer to the
time when flies will poster the life
out of the entire household Prepare
for EN- now. Screen doors and win
dows, most any kind you would want
at Judith Hardware Co.
Fred R. Warren went over to his
ranch in his new buzz wagon last
week, having been thoroughly initial
ed into the mysteries of the machine
by one Of the expert nachinists who
recently came to the city.
Carbon paper for sale at the Dem
ocrat office t,
Rude Miller, who for the past year
has been employed by the Bank OF
Fergus County, left Friday morning
for St Paul. Much to the regret of
his many friends, he will probably
not return to Lewistown
Walter M. Greene, book keeper for
the Judith Hardware Co., returned
from Fort Benton where he visited
his mother and sister for few days.
Mrs. Elmer f. Ross OF Harlowton
was il the city for few days last
week the guest Of friends.
George Anderson is this week EN-
on the First National Bank building
with handsome steel cornice which
will make the block on the corner
Of Fifth avenue and Main street one
Of the prettiest in the city.
TO THE FARMERS OF FER
GUS COUNTY: If you have any
grain or screenings to sell, see Abel
Bros, Main street. Lewistown, Mont
Zack Gardipee. who it is alleged,
broke into Dick Jones saloon in Gilt
Edge and swipcd some booze. was
last Friday bound over to the district
court for trial William Lefford, who
was charged jointly with Gardipee Of
the crime, was discharged
Edmund Wright has purchased OF
Mrs. Matte f. Wunderlin the two
lots and residence property on Pine
street and moved in yesterday, Mr..
Wunderlin and family having taken
possession of the Wright residence
which was recently purchased.
The five striking operators for the
Bell Telephone company last Friday
morning went back to work. an
agreement between the telephone
company and the Local labor union
having seen signed The nan,
friends of the striking girls are glad
that the matter is settled up salts
factorily
Five hundred dollars was offered us
to show man the NJ & NJ block of
fine lots ranging in price from $3.50
to S225. When we drove the man IT'D
to them we discovered he was blind.
Morton & Martin. 4-3O-3ts
David Hilger returned home
Thursday from Helena, where he
went to attend meeting of the
trustees of the state historical library
The meeting was called for the pur-
pose of selecting a successor to Mrs
Laura E. Howie as librarian she hav-
ing been declared ineligible to hold
the office by a recent opinion written
by Attorney General Galen. The
Rev w. S. Bell of Helena was ap-
pointed to the position.
1t has been discovered that the
game law passed at the last session
of the legislature failed, through an
oversight, to provide for the protec-
ton Of beaver and that little animal
now has to take his chances with 9TH
ers of his unfortunate brothers
Sportsmen believe that this omission
will mean the practical determination
Of the beaver in this state during the
next two years.
George Canon and Frank Plum, the
first mail carriers for Lewistown, en-
tered upon their duties last Wednes-
day. The service is proving to be
great convenience to large number
of residents of the city. The mail
boxes have been put up in different
parts of the city. Postmaster Pfaus
desires to give solemn warning to
small boys about, in any manner,
'monkeying" with these mail boxes,
as there is severe penalty attached
to any such tampering with the prop
erty of Uncle Sam.