Fergus County Democrat., 1910-09-20
OF Local. Interest
Suits pressed at the Fad.

Imported Partisan millinery at Leh-
mans.
John Gill, OF Stanford, is in the city
this week.
Dekalb & Mettler, attorneys law,
Lang building.
Judge Eldon ]. Crull, of Roundup,
is in the city, on professional busi-
ness.
Edward G. Russell, attorney -at-law,
rooms 3 and 4, Empire Bank building,
Lewistown. 0-6-tf
Attorney E. C. Worden went down
to Roundup last Friday, on profes-
sional business.
All the new and most modern ap-
pllances are to be found at the En-
pire Barber Shop. 2-l-tf
Mrs. A. B. Lehman and Mrs. ]. c.
Bebb left last Wednesday for Kansas
City, Missouri, for visit.
L. R. Carroll, OF Roundup, spent
Saturday and Sunday in the city,
looking after business interests.
Ayers & Marshall, attorney s-at-law,
First National bank block.
Miss Alice Clancy, the democratic
nominee for superintendent of public
instruction, is visitor in Moore this
week.
BelleAeur apples, $500 per box, at
Lehman's.
Threshing is now in full swing
again about the county, after de-
lay Of about ten days, caused by wet
weather.
Watch for announcements of the
Change OF Ownership Sale" at
Hart's. "Sweitzer's," successor to
Hart & CO.
Attorney Wineman, of Stanford, is
in the city this week, for the purpose
of taking a position of the present
jury term Of the district court.
Comfortable surroundings, all Of
the latest appliances and high class
workmen make the Empire barber
shop the favorite in Lewistown. 4-1o-tf
Murray H. Deaton, manager OF the
Power outfit, on the Missouri river,
shipped thirteen carloads Of beef cat
tie to the Chicago market, last week.
$3OOOOOO worth OF surplus stock
will be sold, regardless of profit, at
the Change Of Ownership Sale at
Harts. "Sweitzer's," successor to
Hart & Co.
Robert D. Young, grandson OF
Mr.. G. w. Drinkard, arrived in the
city last week, from his home in
Saratoga, Wyoming, and will enter
the Fergus county high school this
year.
Watch for announcements Of the
Change Of Ownership Sale" al
Harris "Sweitzers," successor tc
Hart & Co.
DAILY Smith has been awarded the
contract for the construction Of ar
addition to the main building at the
county poor farm. Phillips & Bisbee
were granted the heating and plumb
ing contract by the board of county
commissioners.
Imported Partisan all-over laces a
Lehman's.
E. F. Chapler recently took charge
of the dining room and cafe service
at the Bright and is maintaining the
high standard of that popular eating
place Chap is an expert at the
catering business and will continue tc
make good at the big hostelry.
$3O,OOOOO worth of surplus stocl
will be sold, regardless of profit, a
the "Change of Ownership Sale" a
Harts "Sweitzer's," successor te
Hart & Co.
John c. Hogl, head of the Lewis
town Brewing company, left with hi!
family last week for San Diego, Cal
ifornia, where they will take up thei
permanent residence. Mr.. Hogl still
retains large business interests in thi
city, although he recently disposed
of one-third interest in the brewery
FOR RENT-A 6OO-acre ranch, al
of which can be put in grain. Located
within five miles of three elevators
Apply to N. J. Littlejohn. SGT
Jacob and J. T. Latch, father ant
brother of J. T. Latch, of this city
spent the past week looking over tn
Basin and visiting j. 7. They wer
very favorably impressed with the Ju
dith Basin and may decide to inves
later on. They departed for thei
eastern home the first OF the week
For the smooth shave and the up
to-date haircut, you must go to tn
Empire shop, best in the city. 4-1o-t
The board Of county commissioner
have appointed the following dele
gates to the dry farming congress t.
be held next month in Spokane
David Hilger. S. S. Hobson and
E. Lane of Lewistown; William 7
Neill, of Garneill; B. C. White, O
Buffalo; A. NJ. Matthews, of Moore
A. J. Slough, of Stanford; Charles M
Belden, of Utica; Theo. Hogeland, O
Deer6eld, and H. M. Wall, of Round
up. A number OF the appointees hav
signifed their intention of attendin
the congress, which promises to b
one of the greatest meetings of tn
sort ever held.