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Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
POPULAR GIRL CON.
TEST AT THE BIJOU

The Bijou voting contest seems to
be the main topic to speak upon just
now. The public chose ten girls as
the most popular to enter a contest
which starts July 8 and ends August
7, and now again it is left with the
public to decide who is the most
popular girl. At the close of the con-
test the girl who has the most votes
receives $50 diamond ring and sec
ond receives $35 gold watch. The
Bijou sells special voting contest
tickets at the box office which call
for 100 votes and can be placed to
an contestants credit. Box office Is
open every day from l to p. m.
No votes will be received each day
after 8 p. m. Standing of contestants
are posted up in theater entrance each
day.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Jury Decides That Acute Alcoholism
Was Responsible for Death of
Windham Man,
WILSON IS FRIGHTENED
Innocent Man Fearing That He Might
Be Held for Murder, Hastily Left
Country.

Although fully exonerated by the
coroner's jury and county officials,
Tom Wilson. late of the vicinity OF
Stanford, is hiding out somewhere for
fear of being arrested for the murde,
of Thomas Geer, a we'll known resi-
dent of Stanford and Windham. De-
serving of commendation rather
than condemnation, Wilson was evil
IDENTIFY afraid that he would be made
victim of circumstantial evidence
and pulled for parts unknown.
Abusing His Children.
Tom Geer who has been a resi-
dent of the west side for many years,
was abusing his children while badly
intoxicated Saturday night and VIII
son, who happened to be at the place,
demonstrated. This angered Geer
ana he showed fight. Wilson avoid
ed him for some time but was finally
forced. to slap Geer on the side OF
the face. The blow was light one,
not even knocking the drunken man
off his feet. Nevertheless, a few
moments later, Geer collapsed and
soon died. Fearing that he might be
connected with the mans death, Viii.
SON promptly skipped out and is
probably still skipping.
Upon the receipt of the news Of
Geer's death, County Attorney Hun
toon and Sheriff Ed Martin left at
once for the scene of the supposed
tragedy. An investigation was made
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
w. c. Draper Insane.

w. c. Draper, an old time resi-
dent of this county, was tried before
Chairman Petersen of the Board of
County Commissioners this afternoon
on an insanity charge and Doctors
Attix and Peasants gave it as their
opinion that Mr.. Draper is mentally
unbalanced. He was ordered COM
mitted to the asylum for the insane.
The case is sad one. The unfortu-
nate man has long been prominent
figure in Fergus county mining circles
and owned half interest in what is
now the Santiago mine, he and w. c.
Waldorf selling out to the North
Moccasin company for large sum.
Ill health was the cause of the mental
breakdown OF Mr.. Draper. He will
probably be taken to the asylum in
the morning.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Scores of Visitors Will Arrive in
Lewistown to Attend Dedication
Exercises.
BUILDING ABOUT READY
Finishing Touches Being Put On
Magnificent Home of Lewistown
Masonic Fraternity.

Next Tuesday, one week from to-
Gay, will be the red letter day in the
history Of the Masonic lodge of Lew
istown. On chat day the dedication
exercises marking the completion of
their magnificent new home on the
corner of Fourth avenue and Broad
way, will be held. The local Masons
will have present with them over one
hundred visiting members of the lodge
from all parts OF the state.
Large Number Accept.
The committee have already re-
ceived large number of acceptances
in response to the invitatio sent out
and letters are being received every
day from Masons who say that they
are coming.
Building Will Be Ready.
The fine three story building will
be ready when the day for dedica-
ton rolls around. The third floor
which is used as the lodge room, and
one of the prettiest in the state, by
the way, is fully completed and the
members have been busy during the
last week installing hundreds of dol
lars worth of magnificent new furni-
ture. When the doors are thrown
open next Tuesday, the scene which
shall be presented to the eyes of the
visiting brothers will be one which
may we'll be source of pride to the
members of the Lewistown organiza-
ton.
The second floor which is to be oc-
cupied by the Judith Club will also
be ready for inspection when the
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Rock Creek Bench City Votes in
Favor of Gebo Franchises BY
Decisive Majority.
Lining UP FOR WORK
]. G. Graham, Who Has Machinery
Contract, in City Making Pre-
liminary Arrangements.

By the decisive vote of 80 to 3, the
freeholders Of the city Of Moore yes
terday granted to S. w. Gebo an
electric light franhise which is a
duplicate Of the franchise voted by
the people of Lcwistown. This
means that Mr.. Gcbo will extend his
line to Moore and give that city a
24-hour light and power service.
J. G. Graham who has the contract
for the machinery for the new cleo
trio and gas plant, spent Sunday in
this city looking over the ground and
making preliminary plans for the
work. He informs the Democrat that
he will get to work in earnest this
week.
Frank Mitchell, superintendent for
Mr.. Graham, left yesterday morning
for Butte but will return the latter
part OF the week to take up his resi-
dence here. The Lewistown Coal,
Gas & Light company, the name
under which the Gebo enterprise is
incorporated, has temporary office
rooms in the Bank of Fergus County
building.
General Manager Stone last Satur-
day let their pole line contracts.
George w. Main, Jr, and Hugh Car,
received the contract for the line from
the mine to and including Lewistown
while G. "A. Ballheim and Pete Weber
got the contract for the line to Moore
and including the work in that city.
The amount OF the contracts goes
into the thousands.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Progress of Fergus County Shown
By Marvellous Increase in AS
sessed Valuation.
RUNNING UP TOTALS
Big Task Will Be Completed To-
night by Assessor Marshall and
His Assistants.

That Fergus county is growing in
wealth by leaps and bounds is con-
clusively shown by the assessment,
all of the details of which will be
closed up this evening by Assessor
John Marshall and his assistants.
The work is practically completed as
the Democrat goes to press but the
totals were not verified in time to
get them in this issue of the apper.
Over Three Million Increase.
The total assessed valuation this
year exclusive of the railroads is $l2,-
4l5,l3l, an increase over last year Of
$2,Ol5,4o6. The railroads will show
an increase of just about one million,
making a total for the county Of
$l4,OOO,OOO, an increase in excess OF
three million dollars for the year.
Increase in Real Estate.
The big increase this year comes
from the real estate, the total value
of which is $7,35826l this year. The
personal property foots up to $5'-
056,870.
More Sheep Than Last Year.
The assessment roll shows that the
IDEA that Fergus county is declining
as woolgrowing section is entirely
erroneous. Assessor Marshall has on
his books 465,l4o head of sheep this
year or 1901 head more than were
returned last year.
Last year. all of the property in
the county required 200 pages of the
Dig assessment book for listing but
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Receipts and Disbursements.

and it was clearly revealed that Geer's
death resulted from acute alcoholism
The coroner's jury which was sum-
moned brought in a verdict exonerat-
ing Wilson.
Geer was good man when sober
but he has not been in that state very
much for several years. His death
really was the natural consequence,
of a spree which has extended back
for several years.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
POPULAR man
PASSES away
Rice Dougherty, of Gilt Edge, Dies
at Hospital After Long Siege of
Suffering.
Was A GOOD Citizen
Decedent Recognized As One Of
Honorable and Substantial Men
in the County.

After suffering for several years.
Rice Dougherty, OF Gilt Edge, pass
ed away last Saturday morning at z
o'clock at the Miners Union hospital
in Gilt Edge. An autopsy performed
by his Gilt Edge physician showed
that death resulted from a complica-
ton of stomach troubles.
Buried in This City.
The body was brought to this city
where the funeral was held by the
Masonic lodge of which the decedent
was member, Sunday afternoon. A
large concourse of friends followed
the remains to the city cemetery
where interment was made.
Born in Missouri.
Rice Dougherty was the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Doughety, both
Of who survive him. He was born
in Missouri 81 years ago and came to
Montana with his parents when .
small lad. For many years he made
his home in Gilt Edge and was =
deputy sheriff under L. P. Slater.
He was married years ago, his
wife being Miss Emma Wills. There
were no children.
Rice Dougherty was a big hearted.
high minded, honorable gentleman.
He was hard worker until illness
him over a year ago.
He stood his suffering patiently and
met his end cheerfully and bravely.
In addition to his wife and parents,
he leaves one brother and four SIS
ters to mourn his passing.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13

building is dedicated but the club
will not move in until the first of
August. The first floor has been rent
ed and will be occupied about the
first of next month or somewhat lat
er. Workmen are now busy clearing
away the debris around the new build
ing so that there will be nothing to
detract from the beautiful appearance
of the structure when its christening
day arrives.
Dedication Program.
The following program has been
prepared for Monday evening and
TUESDAY:
JULY 10.
500 P. M.-Reception at Judith Club.
JULY 20.
900 A. M.-Informal Inspection of
Temple
HOO A. M.-Opening of Grand Lodge
2:30 P. M.-March to Temple Under
K. T. Escort.
DEDICATION.
400 P. M.-Closing of Grand Lodge
800 P. M.-Exemplifcation of Third
Degree and Banquet at Which
Past Master H. "A. Moulton
Will Be Toastmaster.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Blackford's New Residence.

The foundation work on the mag
nifcent new residence being put up
by Attorney w. M. Blackford nexs
to the Carnegie library on the cor
ner OF Main and Eighth avenue, is
about completed and work on the
superstructure will begin this week.
Mr.. Blackford is going 70 have one
of the finest places in the state.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Judge Smith Holds Court.

Judge J. Miller Smith, of Helena,
left for home this morning after
spending a couple of days here con-
sidering the bill of exceptions and
hearing arguments for a new trial in
the case of the State Bank of Moore
VS.. John A. Forsyth. He took the
matter of new trial under advise.
ment. II
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
WARD PHIBBS KILLED.
Well Known Rancher Meets Tragic
Death While Digging Root House.

Oeatn Wnlle Dlgging Koot House.
Ward Phibbs, a rancher residing
about twelve miles from this city,
met his death while digging a root
house on his ranch last Thursday.
While inside the house, the earth
caved in on him. It was over half an
hour later before his mother, who
was at the place, discovered the ac-
cident and summoned aid.
Long before the debris had been
cleared away, the unfortunate man
had been smothered to death. The
decedent was about 80 years of age,
and man of excellent character. His
tragic death is deeply mourned by a
large circle of friends and acquaint-
ances.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
this year $50 pages were required.
Full Report Next Week.

In our next issue, the Democrat
will contain the itcmizcd report of
Assessor Marshall and it will make
interesting reading as showing the
wonderful growth of the county in
wealth.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
WORK ON NEW PLANT.
Abel Brothers Excavating for Fine
New Meat Market On Main Street

&
New Meat Market On Main Street
Bert Melchert, who has the con-
tract for excavating for the new meat
market and cold storage plant which
is to be erected by Abel Brothers on
the lot purchased from M. L. Wood
man in the rear of the Lewistown
Furniture company store, is now at
work and will soon have the big hole
copleted. The Abels are going to
push the construction work SO as to
finish it before snow flies. When
completed, it will be one of the most
up-to-date establishments of the kind
in the state and will represent an OUT
lay of several thousand dollars.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13

money could be raised here and the
gate receipts would probably bring
Manager Hoon out nice winner at
the end of the season but it would
break up the present arrangement
whereby Lewstown is being given
the best base ball in her career and
mean the retirement of large num-
Der of local players who have located
here with the intention OF making
Lewistown their home.
Lewistown now has team which
can doubtless more than hold its own
with any of the teams on the present
state league. We have games here
almost every Sunday and frequently
on week days which rival in interest
and contests which league team
could put up. The fans here have
come to have sort Of sentimental
regard for the boys who have played
such sterling base ball here all sum-
mer and would not like to see them
shelvcd to make room for an aggre-
CATION Of outside players who are
probably no better ball players. Had
this city consented to enter the
league, no more popular manager
than Hoon could have been chosen
as he is one of the popular players
of Montana.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
DEDICATION.
County Treasurer's Report.

The report Of County Treasurer
Grant Robinson for June shows a
balance of $1O4,371.65 in the various
funds on the first of July. This sum
is distributed as follows:
General fund, $678.35; contingent
fund, $4,438.43; poor fund, $7,S53.88;
road fund, $l407.4l; bridge fund,
$82o.42; sinking fund, $27 7,O76.oo; gen
cal school fund, $l,633.8O; district
school fund, $39,852.86; high school
fund, $2,549.08; high school sinking
fund, $2,o7o26; library fund, $2,o7o.26;
institute fund, $l7; protest fund, $3,-
O742l; City of Lewistown, $780,;
district court clerk deposit, $2,94005;
estates, $1,394.65; coroner's estate,
$25.65; redemption fund, $685.; state
fund, $685.; state fund, $1,55OO4; state
bounty, $l70.65; fire fund, $5336;
game warden, 90; county court house
bond fund, $3,7o465. Total, $1O4,-
37l.o3.
Receipts and Disbursements.
The receipts for the month amount
ed to $l0,26975, and came from the
following sources: Taxes, $179.O6;
licenses, $3,413; officers fees 81 ,O4O9O;
other sources, $5,6364o.
The disbursements during the
month reached a total of $27, ,334.3o
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Base Ball Men of State Anxious to
Have Lewistown Take the Place
of Butte.
Plan IS NOT FEASIBLE
Local Fans Do Not Believe That It
Would Improve the Sport in the
Judith Basin.

Tom Stout, editor of the Democrat.
yesterday had talk over the long
distance telephone with Farnsworth,
manager Of the Bozeman ball team
and one of the promoters of the Mon
tana state league, relative to having
Lewistown become a member Of the
league, taking the place and team Of
Butte which is failing utterly to sup
port the great national pastime.
Hoon Wants to Come.
When asked as to the condition Of
membership, Mr.. Farnsworth stated
that Kirby Hoon, the we'll known
Helena boy who is one of the crack
players Of the northwest, wants to
take the management of the team
here. Hoon would bring over the
pick of the Butte and Boise teams
and give this city top notch aggre-
CATION provided guarantee OF $500
per month could be raised. The
schedule would give Lewistown four
games Of league ball every other
week, the team playing on the road
the intervening weeks. Farnsworth
stated that Lewistown has the repu
tation of being the best ball town in
the state and would supper the team
much better than Butte, a city fifteen
times the size of our little burg.
Offer Is Rejected.
The matter was put up to some of
the leading fans of the CITY and it
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Humble Ancient Rivals,

The LewistoWn team went out to
Moore Sunday and engaged in an
other contest with their old time
rivals from that place. The game
was played under oiscouraging cir
cumstances as the high wind made
good fielding or safe batting almost
impossible. Friedline started out
for Lewistown but his arm was not
in the best of shape and he retired
after couple of innings in favor of
Tommp Campbell who pitched a
cracker jack game. Gill was in the
box for Moore and appeared to be
about the best of the large assort-
ent of twirlers boasted by the bench
city. Nevertheless, he went down 70
defeat, Lewistown taking down the
long end of S to 4 score. Lewis
town lined up with Moe, catcher;
Friedline, pitcher and third base;
Baker, first; Sturgeon, second; Will
lard, short; Campbell, third and
pitcher; Shaffer, left field; Woodard,
center field, and Sweeney, right field.
The Moore lineup was about the
same as shown here in previous glmes
with the exception of the pitcher.
Frank Wolf umpired and gave entire
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-07-13
Offer Is Rejected.

The matter was put up to some Of
the leading fans of the city and it
was decided to turn down the prop
osition for several reasons. There
was no fear but that the necessary
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