Fergus County Democrat., 1910-03-29

JeWel, the pest coal IN r elRuS COuli-
ty. NJ D. Kimball, Residence Agent.
Mutual phone No. Is. l2-2S-tf
Billy Abel, who runs meat market
in Moore, was circulating among his
numerous friends in the county seat
last Thursday Like all other resi-
dents OF that booming little burg,
Billy is an incessant booster for the
Rock Creek bench city.
The next monthly meeting OF the
| Outlook Club will be held one week
from tomorrow evening at the Bright
Hotel. when Doctor Attix will present
paper on the Emmanuel Move
ment." with H. A. Davee as critic,
and Ernest w. Wright will read a
paper on "The Established Church.
with Judge +. K. Cheade as critic.
Passe Partout board. Democrat
Supply Department.
The Billings Office OF the Billings
and Northern Townsite company
has been discontinued and J. f. Bacon
who had charge of the office there,
has gone to Minneapolis to engage
| in different line of business The
head Office OF the company is now To-
Gated in this city, being in charge of
w. ]. Johnson, cashier of the First
National Bank.
Robert d. Lay, secretary of the Ma
tional Life Insurance company with
headquarters in Chicago was Wis
itor to this city the first of last week,
having come in for a conference with
his state agent, Erwin Judd. Mr.. Lay
says that this strikes him as great
country and expressed himself as
highly pleased with the business
which is being turned in by Mr. Judd
and the state agents working under
him.
J. l.. Stuart came in the latter par,
of the week from Maiden, near where
he and J. D. Burr have been working
for several weeks taking out some
rich ore from the War Eagle mine
which is owned by them. Mr. Stuar'
was called home by illness in his
family, one of his children having
diphtheria and the home family quar-
antined. The sick child is progress
!, ing nicely and there is thought to b.
little if any danger Of the contagior
=. spreading.
Blank gummed index tags. Demo
crat Supply Department.
George Phillips and Charley Fowle
were introduced to the goat kept OF
hand by the B. p 0. E,lks lodge las
Wednesday night and although the,
came out somewhat the worse 70
wear in the encounter with his goat
lets, both boys said that the enter
tainment was all that had been prom
ised by busy members Of the antlerc'
herd. Another gang Of candidate
will be put through tomorrow evenin,
when the recently elected officers wi
also be installed.
Art d'Autremont, OF the Fad, re
turned the latter part OF the wee
from business trip to the Dento
- country. He says that it is simpl
astounding how rapidly and com
pletely that country has settled u1
Hundreds Of homestead shacks dc
the various big benches and many @
the new settlers are already gettin
busy with their spring farming opera
tons A railroad will make that
great country is the opinion of tn
Lewistown merchant.
Manager Gibson of the Judit
Steam Laundry, has placed an orde
for two automobile delivery wagon
which will take the places of tn
teams now used in gathering up an
delivering packages of laundry. On
of the machines will be kept runn',
between Lewistown and outsid
towns such as Kendall and Moor
while the other will be used e,
clusively for the city trade. Bevie
Of the opinion that these machine
will soon pay for themselves.
S. F. Peterson, editor Of the II
land Empire, was a county seat VII
itor last Thursday, remaining owe
until Friday morning Brother Pete
son has ordered Linotype typ,
setting machine for his Moore ofhe
and expects to enlarge the sheet
eight pages, all home print. The pei
: pie of Moore and vicinity will be tt
: gamers by Editor Peterson's ente
4 prise for there is no other agenc
which does the work for live tow
4 that is accomplished by live, pre-
gressive newspaper.
III J. d. Waite and Fred R. Warren al
two of the latest big woolgrowers {
Fergus county to turn agriculturalis
on extensive scales. They are goin
to break and put into winter whe;
this year several thousand acres {
land located over in the Judith vale.
Big steam blowing outfits have bee
ordered with which TO DreDare an