Fergus County Democrat., 1909-07-27
Toilet fixtures and toilet paper at
the Democrat Supply Department.

Toilet fixtures and toilet paper at
the Democrat Supply Department.
Bert Plum, formerly of this city,
together with Bert A. Tower, of
Butte, has recently completed -
cyanide mill on some property which
they own in the Bear Gulch district
in Madison county and reports state
that they are taking out some nice
profits. The many friends of Bert's
in this section of the state hope that
he will make a million out of it.
Mrs. Alex McNeill of Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, arrived in the city
Friday at noon, accompanying her
father, Frank Day, who visited for
several weeks in Wisconsin. Mrs.
Mcneil will visit her father and
cousin, Mrs. Andrew Green, for sew
eral weeks.
Duplicating rent receipt books. Re-
eipt and duplicate made with the one
writing. Ask to see uhem. Democrat
Supply Department.
Mrs. Harry Miller, who passed
away last Monday evening, was
buried Wednesday afternoon from the
NJ. E. church, the Rev. Dimmick con-
Quoting the services. The oecedent
was the daughter of NJ. ]. Aldrich and
splendid woman She leaves fus-
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her passing.
Weiss ledger account files-just
the thing for small accounts. DEM
orat Supply Department.
S. S. Hobson last week sold,
through the William H. Brown real
estate company, 400 acres of land,
being portion Of his big ranch on
the Judith. The land was sold in
two separate tracts Of 200 acres each
and the purchase price was SIS per
acre. It comprises some of the best
farming land in the Judith Basin.
Ask to see our combined check pro-
tector and letter opener. 1t is the
most up-to-date office novelty yet Of
fered Democrat Supply Depart
ment.
c. G. Long yesterday purhased the
ranch of c. E. Wright which is To-
Gated on Spring creek about four
miles above this city. The farm COM
prises $40 acres, much of which is
fine bottom land capable Of raising all
sorts of crops. The price of about
six thousand dollar includes lot of
personal property and Mr.. Long got
a big bargain in the deal.
Ex-Sheriff Tom Shaw was in the
city last week from his ranch near
Forest Grove. If the Lord ever made
any better fellows than Tom, He
hasn't got 'em on exhibition in these
parts. The former sheriff says that
his neck O. the WOODS looks just a
little better than he has ever before
seen it and he was there when Flat
willow creek was first being built.
Senator William F. Meyer, of Car
bon county, who ives here at the
Masonic dedication exercises lasA
Tuesday, remained over until Wed.
nesday noon in order to get a good
look at the city, this being his first
trip to Lewistown. Senator Meyer
was much impressed with the Queer
City of the Inland Empire and pre-.
diets future of rapid and sustained
| growth.
Roy Marsh, of the Lewstown Fur
niture company, reduced the price o
baby carriages for about ffteer
minutes early Saturday while he wa!
picking out the finest in stock fol
the ten pound youngster which ar.
rived at the Marsh home Friday
This is two fine boys for the Marsi
family and Roy can be pandoned fo'
indications of temporary enlargement
of the Uranium.
Johnny Abel and bride returned
last week from their honeymoon tril
to the Seattle exposition. Whil'
Johnny is somewhat hazy as to th
particular features of the fair, he i
emphatic in the statement that Seat
tie is the finest little old town OF
earth-in which to spend honey
moon. He and his bride will sool
take up their residence in thei
new home on the corner of Sccon
avenue and Boulevard
Manager E. c. Sweitzer, of tn
Hart & Company store, returne
Sunday from a business trip to tn
coast. Emil intended to renal
away soewhat longer but after pick
ing over samples of dry goods an
clothing for a couple of days, th
desire to see a certain young Lad
now about one month of age cause
him to chuck the rag business an