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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
6ruiperit1ts 3cidlcn.

Gbicogo, 81, 30. 2Iugllit. -
3n ibrcm 14-t0glifen 9cri6t iiibrt
ole .@merioan &Nilmap 9Iipciotion"
Cit oaB bic 3obl Der mtbenuBten Git
ttruaggonS mieoerum nm 47,749 o6s
gcnommcn bat uno oltf t50,424 &c.
lnnfen lit ober nuf $3.50 m%enigcr,
ais I'M porigen Sabre 81 oemieIben
3citpunft unbelntbt marcn. ,Sn man.
den @cgenOen bat iid iogor ihon ein
Miongel on@uggonS iiiblbor gcnlod)t.
Gunfirf, N..Y., %. grtguit. 49,
Gic nGbicogo, Nod Sslono uno 80.
ciiic-9obn" bat BET Der 6obrit Der
DNmericon locomotive Company" IN
9roofs 80 llelle Sofomotiucn bonn
Goniolioations. Spp beitellt, neldr I'M
Sftober lno 9topember ob5uliciern
liro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Intu-unfGac.

-
&lcr 5niaiien zines Automobtls bet
S6enectoop in oen Grie.aouol
geidIcuOcrt.
Sdcncctoon NJ, 30. Nllg.
- 3uionmcu NIT >orci 6rcunoen
UrrrmQlildtc 0orter S%tcpcnipn bon
Ger 4utomobiliirma Steucniou &
Stpits, pier MeiIcn peitlit pon bier.
in icincm 40~.pieroigen 4lttomobil,
roS cr nit elmer Stunoengeidminoig-
felt BON so WciIen Die StroBe cut
iang itclcrtc. @ls ploblid) elmer Der
Dintercn Ra0reifeu barlt, fam Die Wtas
idline ms @leitclL fradtc our6 cincn
3oum mo itiir5tc cine bobc 8oidung
b;nlnter. Die bier SnioIien mltrocn
in ben @ric.Gonol gciflclloert, ans
ocm lie nit leihten Tcrlcbrngen ent-
fnmell, ndbrenO onS Illtomobil, oo5
IL 6olge @rpIooirens ocs 8en5tn.9e-
EGltcr5 6crcr ~gciongen bate, p0aig
rerriftet plr0c.
YbtIooclpbia. %. Nuguit. -
Hl elmer idoricn alrne i'm n6uir-
mount. Gorf" muroc Sri. Gllic Dit
rcll, bic iid oufrcft I'M @ogcn CT
bobcn bottc, nit iolber 8emuIt aus
tlnem Ilttomobil oui Die Strobc &C.
ldlct0crt, 6oB itc ibren Gerlebunacn
neHi9c Stunocn ipGter crIog. Gle
i'bri8cn SnIoiien OcS 5obr5cuoeS emf.
famcn poaig mnucricbrt, obmobl ooS
Tutomobil NIT gemoltiger Geifpin-
higteit oui MIR 5pei H1oern nm ole
StraBcltbieglmg ioulte.
&odcItcr, H..0., %. 9uguit. -
So6n Fropoit, III 0ieniten pom Ycter
Stropt ous@elt-8 homfieIo, Strupt'S
Dier5ebnj1brigc Eodtcr mo iein bier
I0brigcr Sobn wuroen bcltte friib
5ipiiden Bloomfield mo Sore-
cue Sails in cincm @ogen bon Cinem
3ugc Der rNcn.Oorf Central. 9ubn"
i%lberfabrcn. GropoIt un0 oaS MGo-
den muroen get0otct, Der 9nabe miro
ricllcift nit Dem 2ebcn Oopon font
men.
SDracuc c, %. NllgrIt. - St
6oDcttcpiac trof bclttc Nodmittog cilt
StraBCnbubn @oggon oos 6intcrc
GnOc clues @cfGbrtS, III Dem oic 26-
iGbrigc 6rolt @iQiom @cIt BON bier
ln0 Scr ~S4.idbrigc GARNER Hutbon
WcSpman MT Sopettcpiac iobcn.
6rau @eit mltr0c BON oem @ugcn
auf OoS @clciic gcihlcuoert uno 10
SUB melt nit iort9cihleiit; tic lebtc
Enf iiinf MinItcn. Sbr 9eqlcitcr
fam nit id)mer5boftcn Nbi6iiriungcll
onpll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Sniiircr Warfcr ucrbuftct.

'Giptom Sno., 30. Auguit. - ".
$. Worfer, Der friibcre aoiiircr scr
bieiigcn nGriten Notionol 9onf, "
nliroe ,geitern bier III Serbinoung
nit Scr Dor einigcn @ofen ouige-
bcdten llnterihlogung BON Sonffonos
int 9etroge Don 100000 perboitet,
icbod) nod SteIlulg Der ucrIongtcll
9iirgid)oit micbcr ireigeloiielt. @e'
Der ieinc GerboiSung, nod bic ocS
&r1iioenten Der 9onf, 6. ". Sbirf,
hic gcitcru in Chicago eriolgte, bat
DierortS irgenO lpelfe Grregllltg Der
purgcruicn. Die 9onf lit nidt inn
@'cringItcn beitiirmt moroen, rulb MIR
luenige Gcpoiitorch bobelt ibre Gin.
lo9en 5uriidge5ogcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Bur nft.Sial.Ncacannna

81 Yoo, Ger, %. 9lllguit. -
Wsapor Smccncp pon bier lit geitcr1t
nod Der Stoot Merifo o69creiit, unt
Dem ErGiiocnten 0io5 bic offi5ieIle
Glnloouma 5u ilbOrbrin0crL orn tG,
Sttober ais @olt in Den Woucrn 81
Yaio'S SIT mcilcn.
Sn &llore5, olli Der merifoniiden
Seitc, limo bereit5 cine groBc An5obI
ben 9lrditeftcn unO aiinitlcrn eingc!
t%roffcrL I'M Die Nllsidmiiduma Der
Stobt fir ona icitlidc @reignih jlt
lcitcn. Gin Nnbnll an ooS oortioc
3uabonS, III Dem ErGiiocnt Gnit cmi
piongcn lpcrben ioa mo ouS @uIo-
hiner itottfinocn miro, toitct Der
merifaniIdeu Hcgicrung $4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Seine Nnsnabmcitcllnug fir Sbaw.

AIbonn %. au9uit. Ger
Stoots. superintendent fir @ci0uB'
u.bncicl, Z. ". Collins, febrte &C.
Itcrn mtH icincn Serieu 5uriid. Gr
ertIdrtc, OoB Der i'm Mini iiir %irrlin-
uigc &erbrcdcr IN Mottcnmon inter
rirtc Sorrp 81. (bou III tciner @eiic
onoerS bebul6cIt iperocn milr0c, OILS
blc mbcrcu Snioiien Der anItolt,
Sails es lid notbmenoig erpellell
iolltc, fir Die 9cbonolilne Don i'm
Iinnigen 8crbred,cru uelle Teriii9um.
gen 5u trciien 10 miirocn oieieIben
oui iGmmtIidIc &nioiicn ullSgeocbnt
neroen. Cine Allsnobmc fir pber
aegcn Sbolp meroe umter feiuen lint
ItGn6en aernod)t pcr0en. Slperin.
tunoent Collins CAB icrncr on. bob
pcrl0uiig i%ibcrboupt tcincrlci 9lenoc-
rl;lt9en geplont miiroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Scntldle Scdlnifcr.

8bilooelpbio, 30. Nllgltlt. 49,
Ger dcItrigc Sog Der 6cicr Oea fiber
ncn ,&llbilGums oeS .0eutid)-N nteri-
toniidcn 5eduifer 9 &erbonocs" mar
0Gn5li6 Dem Scrgniigen Bepiomet,
lrn0 Iunf Der 6iiriorgc Der 5erren
mo Tomcu oes bicii9cn yScfntlhen
%creins" icbltc eS an lold)en l1ibt.
lin 8 llbr gcItern Morgen erfolgte
Die 9(biabrt Der Gbeilnebmcr an Den
Gcltti0cn Gcitiuitdtcl per SmntbuS
rom &allptqlturticr an Der 1. mo
Green. StruBc nod Dem oSotel Cor
rninc," moiclbit Die neutrality-suspicious.
c%inqltortiert limo, mo Damn ging Die
Nobrt mad Dem ,@iroro college"
Cine 8eiidtigung oieier groBorti9en
Stiftung Stcpbcn @iraro's erregtc
to@ @rltolncn mo Die geDunoerung
Ger olSlu0rtigcn @GItc, bic babel oith
@clegcnbeit crbieltcrL Ons oCeltid)c
&0ipitol" uno 0na pom 0rn. Sobn 9.
Sonfcnol geitiitete nMnrp ). Grercl-
Ncim" 5u icbel. Gic 6obrt ain8 Damn
meitcr OurA ooS 9roteritdotlc ilbcr
Die @iroro. gpenue-9 Bride mo Ourf
Den @citsEorf no6 Dem oMonbcim
Gridet.Glub" in Germantown no
ro5 Mitta8ciieu ein9enommen murOc,
meldcm EreisfegcIn fiir Gomen unO
&errcn mo &affeetrGn5dcn ne6it
Snn, fnlnten-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Will Gannpn anf's Storm nebmen.

9olifor, g. e., 90. gilguit. -
McGullougb, Der intcrnotionole Gice-
Er1iibent Der yllniteo Mine @orfers
OF amcricn," lit bier aus @lacc 9op
cingetroiien, mo er 5pei Monote lana
ben Strifc Der a%oblen9rdber g~eleitet
bat, unb begiebt iif bon bier mad,
Camille, 81, bent Seimothsort ocS
Spred)crs Soc GonnorL peIfem er
in elmer ofientlif,en Ieoe cneraiid,
Cen Cert peaen leiner &altuu0 in Pr.
bciterirngen 81 leien geoenft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Hcnnucranitaltcr uerantluOrtlidl.

SnoianapoliS, Sno., 20.
9llglrlt. - Coroner 9lofmel bGIt in
icinem oiii5iellen 9erift sic nSnoio.
EopoliS Wotor Spceomop 3d." iiir
hm Zoo ser beioen Gbouffeure @il.
liam 0oltrfc mo Sarrp Solcom6 per-
o!ttiportIidl, mcldle am 10. Nugllit lei
cen @ltorenncn ibr 2eben einbilBten,
mo cmpibiclt cine llntcrillfumg Der
looesiGQc 0urd) 0ic @roB9cidmorc.
men. Cine fiir Nennen rrgceignetc,
i6leht on9eIe9te gobn lro Gin 5pci
SUB brcitcr unO 20 3oQ ticfrr Sra.
ben an Scr Seite bo6eu, 10 beiBtt c3
in bcu 9uridt bic beioen M1uner
Ger @elc9enbeit bernllbt, ibr 2e6en 5l
rettcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Gin Wcnidjcnircnno.

2incoln, Nebr., 30. 2lrguit. -
Ser GiIenbubn.G pmmiIiGr bes Stoo.
les Hcbrosfo crlieB cine Seroromng.
lollt bcren Gin ieoer Yoiingicr eincs
froeh 3u9es, Der III Den iibrigeng9og-
CONS fcincn mtbcicBten Elob u%oriin.
oct, 10 longc obte icoc 3llidlogS5ob.
lung Den Eullmon-@ oggon benlsen
fam, bis irgerlowo ein Elas iiir iblt
irei miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Gbilc's Giicnbabn clefffiid?

@oibinqton. %. NltguIt. =
&onIuI @inSlom bcrihtet ans &olpo.
ratio, bic d)iIeniidc Ncgierrng babe
cine Gommiiiipu %ernonnt, bic Ange-
lihtS Der boben aoblenpreiic i'm Gam
&c Die Ginfiibrrng eleftriifen 9etrie4
res olf iGmmtliden Stoots ,Giienbob-
nell in Grlpd9uug iieben ioa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Nus 9enti6lanO.
&iclc Safe Uun SOlluntb in 0cutid-
lamb.

5rnocrtioGricicr Der llniperiitGt Der.
lin. - @rioDt'S @Gitc. - 3uft.
itotion fiir 8oli3eibuloc. -
S6ouipiclcrs .@ottin in @otaoom
crmorOct. - Grei Sabre fiir M}lt.
iGm9oicb. - 9~oDrcl,tbcr Set.
ipieIc blcibcn. - 3o6ndr5tc gcbcn
ml%8cinonoer. - I%o0caitur5 cincS
Gifi5icra. @riabt mill 0Iitt-
nod fIie9cn. - alogc cinca
n2(u8gctoui6tcn." @ciducrt
iiG ii6cr mongclboftcn 9ciu6 Scr
&orlciungcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-08-30
Ha0iuit in Wenac.

GrtppleGreef, Col, 20. Nlia.
- Wtc Dor cinigcn 2ogen gemeloet,
bat Der @rubcnbciiber 5bonlos @olib
Der Vcrgboulfulc in @olofielo, Ncu..
nit elmer groBeren @%eloiunlnle BRO.
ben zines I'M Gripple.G Street.. 0iltrift
8tlunoclen mo fiir Gefblenoe gebol-
tenen Minerols i~iberionot. Seute
tinoigt MN Gorl Serlls, eilt befonn.
Ter rErolpector," an, 0ob 8ed)blcnoc
II nodlter 9to6e Der Stnot in groBen
Mtcngen porfommt mo ooS MineroI
6ercitS Dor einiger 3eit bon berpor-
rogcnben @rperten iiir edit uilo ra-
o%iltmboltig erfIdrt luorocn lit. ru
GoS6orit b ii II VI al y.
illgton tbcilt NIT, bob es 5000 gn-
goro-3icgen in 5tuei abtbeilunget
inter Obblit BON Sirten i'm Soiieil
Notionol Eurf in Californian ais
Efoobouer fir Die granoihubpebr
ourt buidige @olbportie'n en- oet
gergobbongen nan9eitellt" bot ulto
ooourh pie( 8elo eriport, lpeil ole
3iegcn Iid) burd gbfrciien beS guid).
merfS itfb Der Hinbe bon Den 91ii.
men %ernabren. lie Sirten bobea
Itretgc ooroilf ST ieben, ooB Die Bic.
gen i6r 8ernidtungSnerf oili ben
engen Gfoo beihr1nfen ltno nid1t oel,
gan5en Walo peripiilten.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15
Popular Lewistown Man President of
Montana Lumber Dealers As
sociation.
TO MEET in LEWISTOWN
Next Session Will Be Held in This
City During the Coming County
Fair,

Gene Lane, of this city, manager
of the Montana Lumber company,
was signally honored by his fellow
lumbermen at meeting which was
held last Friday in Billings when he
was chosen the first president of the
Montana Lumber Dealers Associa-
ton. The honor stamps the Lewis
town man as one of the most influ-
ential and popular lumber men in
the state and is most gratifying to
his numerous friends in this city.
Owen Also Honored.
Another plum also came to Fer
gus county when w. ]. Owen, man.
ager for the Basin Lumber company
whose head office is at Moore, was
chosen member of the executive
committee.
Will Meet in This City.
The next meeting OF the associa-
ton will he held in this city during
fair week, the first week in Septem-
Der. All of the lumbermen are
anxious to see Lewistown and the
Judith Basin and President Lane es.
Inmates that there will be fully one
hundred lumber dealers here to at.
tend the meeting.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15
Sensational Trial Results in Verdict
of Not Guilty for Alleged
Burglary.
Smith IS ARRESTED
Cousin of the Defendant Hauled Up
for Alleged Attempt to Bribe
Witnesses.

One of the most sensational trials
held in this city for several months
came to an end near midnight of Sat-
urday when the jury which had under
consideration the case of State VS..
Wilbur Hoffman brought in ver-
dict of not guilty and the young man
was discharged.
The trial was full of thrills and
before it had ended, two or three
other parties became involved in diff
fculties which will be the subject Of
further action by the court.
Stanley Smith in Trouble.
Young Stanley Smith, a wealthy
cousin Of the defendant, Wilbur Hoff-
man, was arrested Friday morning
on bench warrant issued charging
him with attempting to bribe wit
nesses against Hoffman. It is al
legged that young Smith permitted his
zeal in behalf Of his cousin to get the
better of his judgment to such an
extent that he offered Mae Riser, the
complaining witness against the de.
fendant, a substantial sum of money
to alter her testimony or leave the
country.
Young Smith Immediately gave
bonds for his appearance and was
taken before Judge Cheadle yesterday
morning when the information was
read to him after which the court
said to him:
"You stand in precisely the same
position as any other man charged
with felony and brought before
this court" "The proceedings will
be the same as in any other case OF
similar nature. If your plea should
be one of not guilty, you will be
tried just as any one else and if found
guilty are liable to a term of five
years in the penitentiary."
The court was informed that Ayers
& Marshall have been retained tc
defend Smith. Judge Cheadle told
him to also inform Attorney N. B
Smith of White Sulphur Springs who
is the attorney for the Smith estate
of which the defendant is one of tht
principal benefciaries."
Testimony in Hoffman Case.
The case against Wilbur Hoffman
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15

gus county and these prices were
awarded Thursday evening. May
Elliott won first prize; Edith Muir,
second, and Hethra Taylor, third.
Report for the Year.
Superintendent Davee has prepared
the following report for the school
year to be presented to the board OF
trustees:
Number of days taught, 1856; mum
Der of pupils enrolled, boys, 3O5, girls,
347; total, 652; average number be-
longing, Az; average daily attend
ance, AL; percentage of attendance,
90; number of days attendance, 3d..
ooo; number of times tardy 327; num-
Der of days absent, 1924. Of the 81
pupils who passed the eighth grade
examinations, only 6 were boys, 2;
being girls.
Ready for High School.
Those who successfully passed the
eighth grade examins, thus emitting
them to entrance to the high schoo
next year, are as follows:
Isabella Berkins, Ollie Charters
Anna Campbell, Clara Dahl, Ferr
Daley, May Elliott, Patience Ed
ridge, Julia Foreman, Hilda Frame
Stella German, Bessie Hartzel, Ber
nice Hobensack, Eta Littlejohn
Edith Muir, Helen Mcdonald, Mil
dred Marshall, Mary Moore, Laure
Martin, Louise Reeder, Jessie Sloan
Mabel Simpson, Hethra Taylor, Alice
Teagarden, Glennie Spoon, Jaunit;
Beatty, Ralph Burbridge, Emmett
Baker, John Foley, George Laux
George St. Peter, William Woods
Stella Anderson Myrtle Pitt. Ro,
Longman, Ruby Kane, Edna Pierce
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15
THE SCHOOL YEAR ends

The Lewistown public schools
closed last Friday and teachers and
pupils are now enjoying their well
earned vacation. The eighth grade
examinations were held Thursday and
Friday at the Hawthorne school and
of the Al students who took the exam
ination, So passed into the high school,
five of these being from outside
schools. Helen Mcdonald ranked
first with grade of 96 plus; Hethra
Taylor, second, with a grade of ga
plus and William Woods, third, with
rank of "a plus.
Exercises Thursday Evening.
The closing exercises were held
Thursday evening in the assembly
room of the Hawthorne school. In
the gold watch declamatory contest,
there were five contestants as fol-
lows: Thelma Utley, Emmett Baker,
Gertrude Campbell, Esta Shannon
and Bonda Atkins. The judges award
ed the watch to Bonda Atkins. Super
intendent Davee presented diplomas
for perfect attendance to AZ students
and a gold medal was awarded to
Clara Dahl, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs .Arne Dahl who has never been
absent nor tardy since she entered
the public school, seven years ago.
Other Prize Winners.
The Lewistown Commercial Club
some weeks ago offered prizes of S.
IS and s. for the best essays on Fer
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15

Fergus county was we'll repre-
sented at the Billings meeting and
the boys from the Inland Empire
took conspicuous part in the pro-
ceedings.
The Sunday Billings Gazette had
the following to say of the meeting:
In response to call sent out to
the lumber dealers of the state, rep
resentatives from IS different lumber
firms of Montana met in this city
yesterday and the Montana Lumber
Dealers Association was organized.
Officers for the coming year were
elected and the work of the associa-
ton discussed. In speaking of the
association and the object of its or
ganization, President Lane of Lew
istown, said:
"The organization is for social pur-
poses principally. We will get to-
gether once year or oftener, and
will have an opportunity to talk shop
to our hearts content. All informa-
ton which will be of interest to the
lumbermen of the state will be gath
cred and disseminated by the associa-
ton, and we, as an organization, will
do all in our power toward the up
building of the state"
At the afternoon session, which
was held in the Odd Fellows hall, a
constitution was adopted, and Off
GERS for the coming year were
elected. The following will serve ir
an official capacity until the next reg.
ular meeting, which will be held ir
Helena at this time next year:
]. f. Lane, Lewistown, president
Harry Allen, Billings. vice president
Geo. M. Porter, Billings, secretary
treasurer. The board of directors 70,
the first year will consist Of c. J
Baldwin, Billings; w. ]. Owens
Moore; ]. M. Flint, Bozcman; F.. M
Sybert, Livingston, and w. A. Riggs
Miles City.
In addition to the regular meeting
which will be held next year in Hell
ena, the association will gather II
Lewistown next September for a ses
sion, and it is the purpose Of the or
ganization to hold several sessions :
year in addition to the regular an
nual business meeting The member
ship Of the association will consist 0
practically every lumber firm in th'
state, and will number between II
and $50.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15

Kendall, June 14.-Some good
shooting was done here last Sunday
when a competitive shoot was held
between the Lewistown and Kendall
gun clubs. Joe Murray, Cliff Miller,
Clarence Rosseter, ]. Parsons, Ed
Bisbee and Sam Weaver came over
from Lewistown. They were accom-
panied by Mrs. Weaver, Mrs. Parsons
and Miss Edna Chatten. John Boa,
of Salt Lake, and P. ]. Hollahand,
two professional shooters, were also
present and participated in the trap
work. The Fergus county challenge
medal was won by Kendall, 100 to
l18. The Wilson challenge medal was
won by Parsons of Lewistown with
"a out of Is. The Warren medal
was won by Wicks who made clean
score.
Robert Mungall, one of the best
known miners in the county, was sew
erely hurt Saturday morning by a
cavein ~at the Barnes-King. Both
legs, one shoulder and two ribs were
broken. He was taken to the Miners
Union hospital and despite his terrible
injuries, will recover. Bob is one OF
the best fellows in the world and his
numerous friends in all parts of the
county will be sorry to hear of his
misfortune.
William Young, graduate from
Saturday from Butte.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15
Ramblers Grab First Game But Were
Battling for Honors This After
noon.
even BREAK AT MOORE
Ramblers Gfab First Game But Were
Trounced Decisively Yesterday
Afternoon.

AS the Democrat goes to press,
hot base ball contest is in progress
at Athletic Heights between the
Lewistown aggregation and tn
Ramblers, Great Falls best team OF
ball tossers. While the boys from
the city of the Big Stack are said to
be pretty fast aggregation, the To-
calls believe that they will cop the
contest without much difficulty.
Lose to Harlowton.
The Lewitsown team, minus several
of its regular players, went down to
Harlowton Sunday and played a
seven inning game with the team at
that place. Carleton was in the box
for Lewistown and Neff for Harlow.
Lewistown apparently had the game
won until the seventh inning, the
score then being 4 to 2 but bit Of
loose work enabled the Musselshell
vale yplayers to score three runs.
The locals think that they could have
won out but the game had to be
called in order to permit them to
catch their train.
Carleton was in good form and
pitched a fine game but errors at
critical times robbed him of well
earned victory.
An Even Break at Moore.
The Ramblers who are playing
here this afternoon, played in Moore
Saturday and yesterday, number OF
Lewistown fans witnessing both con-
tests. The Great Falls bunch won
the Sunday game by score of 8 to
3, hitting Sherdahl freely and putting
up superior article of ball.
The fast Moore team got revenge
good and plenty yesterday when they
took the Big Stackers into camp by
the lopsided score of II to l.. The
game was never in doubt and Man
ager Stewards aggregation simply
toyed with their opponents.
Moore will likely be here next
Sunday for game with the locals
and as the rivalry is very keen be
tween the two teams, corking con
test may be looked for.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15
RICHMOND-McIVER.
Popular Bank Clerk Marries Great
Falls Young Lady.

Miss Marthena Richmond of Great
Falls, and Angus J. McIver of this
city were united in marriage last Fri
day at the Presbyterian manse, the
Rev. Wright performing the cere-
mony. Only few immediate friends
witnessed the ceremony. The bride
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S
T. Richmond and one of the most
popular young ladies of Great Falls
The groom is trusted employe OF
the Empire Bank and Trust company
and is a splendid young man. The
Democrat takes pleasure in wishing
them much happiness and prosperity
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15
BOB MUNGALL IS INJURED

Miss Mildred Marshall returned
the Butte School of Mines, is visiting
in Kendall.
Morris Gallant returned Sunday
from Salt Lake.
Owing to the very bad weather.
the exercises to have been held on
Miners Union day, Sunday and Mon
day, have been postponed until June
25th at which time the program will
he given with all of the trimmings.
Watch for later announcements.
James Mungall and family were
called over from Gilt Edge by the
serious injury of their father, Robert
Mungall.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Cooper, of Gilt
Edge, are the guests at the home OF
H. Mccormick this week
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15
MCFARLAND INSANE.
Judge Mcfarland Is Again Sent to
the Asylum at Warm Springs.

Judge William T. Mcfarland, one
Of the best known old timers in this
section, was taken to the stale asylum
for the insane at Warm Springs a few
days ago, this being the fourth or fifth
time that it has been necessary to
confine him there. When himself,
Judge Mcfarland is a splendid gen
tleman, clear headed, well read an
abreast with the times in every par
ticular. Even when attacked by one
of the hallucinations which COM
pletely unbalances his mental facul-
ties, he is never violent. The exami-
nation as to his sanity was held be-
fore Judge Cheadle Wednesday after
noon, Doctors Attix and Biddle be-
ing the physicians in charge. The
many friends of this unfortunate man
hope that he will be speedily restored
to his right mind by the treatment
which he will receive at Warm
Springs. ..
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1909-06-15
Buy Carload Steel Culverts.
Bijou Has Western Drama.

"Boots and Saddles" story Of
army life OF the 70's in the frontier,
when the Indians, dissatisfied with the
restraint put upon them by the gov
ernment, were constantly on the
alert to take advantage of any OPP
portunity that might arise to crafty
the spirit of rebellion that had
smoldered in their breasts. Don't fail
to see this great picture at the Bijou
tonight. Real Sioux Indians, stripped
to the skin. showing one of the most
thrilling, realistic battle scenes ever
photographed Good comedy will be
shown and songs sung by Miss Cleo
Deaton. This program is for Tues
day and Wednesday only.