Fergus County Democrat., 1910-11-29

The Thanksgiving ball given by the
BARRIERS of this city, at Armory hall,
last Thursday night, was big sue
cess in every particular and those at
tending report having had splendid
time.
The eastbound train on the main
line OF the Milwaukee was twelve
hours late Friday, and mail from the
West, that should have reached here
Friday night, did not arrive until Sat
urday noon.
European Hotel, strictly frst-class.
Fire proof, steam heat, hot baths, pri-
vate phones. Rooms single or en-
suite. Rates, $lOO. Special rates to
permanent roomers. Brownfelds.
Proprietors, III Main St. 11-8-4t
The funeral Of William Hortop,
who died recently in Bozeman, oc-
Cured from the Episcoal church last
Wednesday. The local lodge of
Knights Of Pythias, Of which the de-
ceased was member, attended the
funeral
Frank Hash, freighter who has
been engaged in hauling merchandise
for r. John Mellor, the Maiden mer-
chant. has been placed under arrest,
charged with appropriating Mr.. Mel
lor's goods while in transit on the
freight wagon.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Homeworkers' Society will be
held at the Presbyterian church. Fri
day afternoon. December 2. The
hostesses for the afternoon will be
Mrs. f. W. Wright and Mrs. A. W.
Stoddard All friends of the society
are urged to be present.
Empire Rooming House, Empire
block. Everything new and modern
Terms reasonable. 8-23-tf
William Munger of the Munger
Cory Land Co., accompanied by Mrs
Munger. left for Chicago Saturday,
where Mrs. Munger will spend the
winter visiting friends and relatives
After disposing OF important business
matters in the East, Mr. Munger will
return.
FOR SALE-255 acres on Dog
Creek, 7 miles northeast Of Kendall
and miles from the new survey of
the Milwaukee Railroad; 1Oo acres
broken; 80 acres in fall wheat; running
water year around; good house. and
good barn for IL horses; shingled roof
granary, l2x24: also good root house.
Inquire this office. 1885,
Secretary Marshall, Of the local
lodge Of Elks, is in receipt of let
ter from Rev. Christ1er, of Havre, ac-
cepting the invitation extended him
by the Elks Of this city to deliver
an address at the memorial services
to be held here December 4. Rev.
Christler is finished orator and his
address will add interest to the oc-
casion.
George Taylor and Chris Butler re-
turned last Wednesday morning from
a ten days hunt in the Belts. Chris
is rather chesty over the fact that he
secured a fine young deer, while
George was unable to connect. The
. boys say that there are many deer in
the Belts this year, but the weather
was most unfavorable while they
We're there.
Louis Lehman returned from Hell
ena Friday, where he was summoned
to act as juror in the United States
court Court adjourned last Wednes-
day and the jury was relieved from
duty until December IL, at which
time court will reconvene and will
not again adjourn until March !. The
members OF the jury from Fergus
county will be in Helena during the
whole Of the legislative session -and
will be in position to keep in touch
with all the new legislation that will
be enacted this winter. A juror S
compensation. however, is only $500
per day, and he will experience a
good lesson in economy if he sue
ceeds in making both ends meet.