Fergus County Democrat., 1907-01-15
|OfLOcaI Interest

La Thama. Best cigar for the mon
ey. Frank Pick
TO THE FARMERS OF FERGUS
COUNTY: If you have any grain of
screenings to sell, see Abel Bros, Main
street, Lewistown, Mont.
Edison and Victor records now at
the Art Music Store.
Felix Rehor, the popular manager of
the shoe department of the Power
Mercantile Co, was confined to his bed
yesterday with a severe cold.
Goodspeed map of Fergus county and
Democrat, both for $3.50
Henry Pelican left yesterday morn
ing for Butte, where he hopes to OBJ
tain employment, after which it is his
intention to send for his family who
are now in Gilt Edge.
La Thama cigar in three sizes, SC,
10c and three for 25c. All high grade.
Frank Pick.
Through his attorney, John c. Hun
toon, James Sherman, convicted last
march of killing Samue ! Studzinsky
and sentenced to the state prson for
life, has filed motion for a new trial.
! Goodspeed map of Fergus county and
Democrat, both for $3.50.
l 1t is stated that twenty-four engines
went dead" in Helena last week due
to the lack Of coal. The coal stringency
is prevalent in all parts of the state,
some suffering resulting in several
places.
Remember, the WILSON, heater has
the best record of any heating stove
sold in this market. Judith Hardware
Co.
Judge f. K. Cheadle left yesterday
for Helena to witness the election of
Joseph M. Dixon to the United States
senate. The judge will incidentally
take in the several ''bowouts' which
will follow in celebration of Mr.. Dixon's
selection as Tom Carter's side kick.
For the finest imported wines and
liquors go to the Mint. ]. o. Glker-
son, proprietor.
David Hilger although in a decided
minority, could not resist the tempta
tion to see the animals at play and con-
sequently went over to Helena yester-
day morning for a week. He has been
invited to participate in the feeds in
honor of Joe Dixon and a feed is some-
thing Dave does not overlook inten-
tionally.
Sheer India linons worth 15c and zoe
at T4ehman's next Wednesday for 1Oc.
Rudolf Won Tobel left yesterday
morning for Helena to take in the fes-
tivities incident to the election of Joe
Dixon. Won has been in the legisla-
ture and routine business holds no
new charms for him but he doesn't in
tend to miss that banquet Tuesday
night when a certain bubbling liquid
will probably flow rather freely.
to $1OO for SOC at Lehman's next We'd
nesday.
J. T. Wunderin and wife and NJ. L.
Woodman, wife and daughter, left this
morning for Los Angeles, Cal.,, where
they will spend the remainder of the
winter. They will likely rent or pur-
chase cottages at Long Beach, SUBJ
urb of Los Angeles. They expect to
be absent from Lewistown not less
than three months and may not return
before the first of June
Dudley Axtell, formerly of this
county, has leased the Boulder Age
Sentinel of Boulder and now has full
editorial and business management Of
that paper. Dudley is competent
man, both in the rear and front offices
| of d newspaper. and if anyone can
make the Age Sentinel a paying prop
osition, he can do the job. Here's
wishing you success, anyway, Dudley.
Mr.. William Edgar Graham and Miss
e. Corellee Phillips of this city were
married last Saturday morning at
O'Clock at the M. E. church, the Rev.
Martin performing the ceremony. The
wedding was quiet affair, only the
brides family and a few Immediate
friends of the contracting parties be-
ing present Miss Ethel Phillips, sis
| Df Io ly.6a hri1eEnAi6
Mr.. L. d. Blodgett acted as best man.
Both bride and bridesmaid carried car
nations. Immediately following the
ceremony, a five course wedding break
fast was served at the home of the
brides mother, Mrs. f. Phillips, on
lower Main street. At s O'Clock the
| r t6cslx tho t1a in for: BUTTE.