Fergus County Democrat., 1909-07-27
For Sale-Two residence lots, we'll
located. Address this office. 7-13-tf

For Sale-Two residence lots, we'll
located. Address this office. 7-l3-tf
Mesdames Edward Brassey, ]. T.
Wunderlin and NJ. L. Woodman left
last Thursday for the Seattle ex-
position.
Finest line of wall paper in the city
at the Parrott second hand store.
Charley McClave, mayor of Moore
and manager for the Montana Ele-
vator company, was in the city the
latter part OF the week transacting
business.
! Regular social dances each Tuesday
and Friday evening at Como park.
Music by German Bros orchestra.
w. S. Tallman and wife were in
the city Sunday night. Bill has re-
Gently come from Roundup and says
that wheat harvesting had begun in
that section of the county.
Give the new shop a trial The best
the market affords. Prompt delivery.
Courteous treatment. Lewistown
Meat Company.
Mrs. Thomas Ellery, of Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, arrived in the city
last week to meet her husband and
will visit her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Green.
Money to loan on farm and ranch
lands. Prompt and good service.
The Cook Reynolds Co. 7-6-tf
Will MCLEAN, the we'll known sur
veyor and engineer, had the misfor-
tune to get "crick" in his back last
week and is compelled to use a cane
when moving about. The injury is
extremely painful and almost COM
pletely puts Will out Of business.
Typewriter ribbons, the best on the
market, for the following machines:
Remington, L. G. Smith, Oliver and
Underwood typewriters. Fergus
County Democrat Supply Dept.
A. Williamson, manager of the dry
goods departent Of the Power Mer.
camille copanuy store, left last week
for Chicago, New York and other
eastern cities on a purchasing trip
He will be absent from the city for
about three weeks.
I Ask to see our new Victor ink we'll
1t is the latest thing out and only
costs you 35c. Democrat Supply
Department.
]. w. Hughes returned the latter
part Of THE week from the big ranch
of Walter Winnett On Flatwillow
Jack says that the Flatwillow coun-
| try has never looked so fine as il
does right now. The heaviesr cror
Of hay ever harvested will be cut
and grass is knee high on the open
| range.
We are agents for the Remington
Typewriter and Remtico typewriter
supplies. Democrat Supply Depart
ment.
James Holmes, of Milestone, an olt
time cattle man, was in the city las
week visiting with Len Slater, Te'
Abbott and other representative o
the early days in cattle raising il
this section. Mr. Holmes says tina
the country aronnd Milestone is look
ing fine and a good crop in that sec
ton is assured. The town of Mel
stone is also forging ahead and ha
a good booster in Mr.. Holmes.
Money to loan on farm lands, Sc
cured, on short notice, long terms
Apply to Brassey & Stack, Lewis
town, Mont. 7-20-t
i Nels Nelson and wife returne
last week from a visit to the big ex
position at Seattle. While on rh
sound they also visited all of tn
principal cities and points of inter
/ est in that section. Nels says tina
1.-THE exposition is certainly great an
he regretted that the rapid approac
of harvest time would not PERM
himself and wife to remain anothe
week or two.
If yon want anything in the oflc
supply line the Democrat has got i
Frank Strouf was in the city las
week from his big ranch near Star
ford. Frank is one of the big graf
growers of the county, having in owe
one thousand acres this year. H
says that all of his grain looks goo
and he is counting on betwee
twenty and thirty thousand bushel
He has several big outfits at wor
preparing ground for another larl
acreage of fall wheat