Fergus County Democrat., 1907-10-01
DR.. Foley. All West Main.

LIT. FOley. @Il west Main.
DR.. Carl Schulin, the oculist, is at
the Day House. 10-1-lt
w. ]. Winnette of Mcdonald
| creek is business visitor in the city
today.
Emil Kindschey, of the lower Ju-
dith, was in the city yesterday look
ing after business affairs.
There will be no services at the
Episcopal church next Sunday owing
to the absence of the rector.
You can procure hunting license at
the Fergus County Hardware Co.,
headquarters for guns, rifles and
ammunition.
Eugene Leewright came in from
his ranch near Philbrook last even.
ing, to spend few days in the city
looking after business affairs.
Land filings and yearly and final
proofs can be made before w. H.
Peck as U. S. Commissioner, Gar.
neill. 9-lO-tf
Rev. Hammer, the cowboy preach
er of Utica, who is visiting in the city
for few days, went to Harlowton
last Sunday where he held services
in the M. F. church.
Get the cement sidewalk habit.
Green & Smith will put them down.
County Commissioner Neill came
in last night from Garneill Mr..
| Neill will attend special meeting
| of the county commissioners today,
when some road matters will be con
sidered.
Get your supplies Of window
glass" at right prices from the Ju-
dith Hardware company.
c. M. Belden is in the city from
the western part of the county He
says that he will finish haying with
in a day or two. This years hay
crop has been unusually large in that
section of the county as in every 9TH
er portion of the basin.
Slater has them; juicy steaks, ten
ler roasts, home cured hams and ba-
:on and pure lard to cook them in.
Vaclav Dusek, the we'll known
| Bohemian rancher, who lives few
miles north of the city, gave his an
nual dance last Saturday evening, a
number of fellow countrymen and
others being in attendance. All had
a fine time at the hospitable home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Dusek.
J. M .Welden returned last even
ing from Billings where he attended
the state meeting of the pioneers OF
Montana. Mr.. Welden says that Bill
lings extended warm welcome to
the trailblazers. J. G. Walker was
elected county vice president for Fer
gus. Everybody, he says, is anxious
to come to Lewistown for the gather
ing of next year. Billings is pros
porous city, growing very rapidly,
says Mr.. Welden.
| Leave orders at Williams Drug
Store for Wilson coal. Phone l76.
A meeting Of the stockholders #
the North Moccasin Mining company
was held yesterday in the Bank of
| Fergus County, at which the action
of John A. Drake and Henry NJ.
Rae, in making arrangements with
the Kendall Mining company to mill
the ores of the Santiago, was ratified.
| nus TIC llldllCI Vi WOlhluR Tic vi z
through the Kendall plant is now set
tied and before many moons the San
tiago will be placed on the list OF
gold producers.
Wanted: Laborers to work on
court house. Apply to Foreman
Dysert at court house grounds.
Judith Mcmillan, the nine year old
daughter of Mrs. Anna Mcmillan OF
Beaver creek, died yesterday morn
ing at 7:3O o'clock at the home OF
her mother. Death was due to
summer complaint. The little one
had been i'll for but two weeks, and
the messenger of death comes as a
surprise and shock to the surviving
members of the family. The funeral
will take place in the Lewistown
cemetery tomorrow Services will be
held by Rev. Baird at the ranch home
at 10 a. m.
| If you don't see what you want in
the window, come in and ask for it..
Our stock of Office supplies is COM
plete. Democrat Supply Depart
ment.
1t is reported that a new sapphire
lead has been discovered near the
old Yogo mines. The new find is
said to be about mile from the mill
on the American mine. Hundreds
of fine stones have already been pick
ed up and some of these have been
cut and mounted. The stones are of
fine quality. The discovery was
made by woman who was picking
raspberries, when she found few of
the stones. Several claims have been
located and the lead will be opened
up by the locators.
All we say is come. Come and
see our new arrivals in the latest
foreign and domestic woolens.
Walter Knight, opposite post office.
The Electric Theatre will open its
doors to the public of Lewistown
this evening in the Mcdonald &
Charters building, next door to the
First National Bank. The new
theatre will give continuous perform
ances every evening at prices of l0
| aud C0 canfc Moccrc K:~, ,,,I