Fergus County Democrat., 1910-09-20
Imported Partisan all-over laces at

Imported ParlSlan all-Over laceS at
/ Lehman's.
Mrs. J. T. Brice and Miss Carrie
Brice, wife and sister Of DR.. j. T.
/ Brice, LETT yesterday morning for the
home Of Miss Brice in Georgia. Mrs.
Brice will remain in the South for
a few weeks and will then go to New
Brunswick, her old home, where she
will spend the winter with relatives.
Imported Partisan filigree hand and
opera bags at Lehman's.
Frank Day, Jr., and family, arrived
in the city last week from England,
having come over in company with
their uncle, the old Lewistown pio-
neer, Frank Day, who has been visit
| ing the scenes OF his childhood days
/ for several months. The new ar
rivals will make their home in this
vicinity.
Watch for announcements OF the
Change of Ownership Sale" at
Hart's. Sweitzer's,' successor to
Hart & Co.
Frank Wright, Jr., LETT last Satur-
day for the University of Minnesota,
where he will resume his studies,
uitSl SpSHNillS q P1SdodHl SdldtAOI
with home folks in this city. Frank
is taking the law course, this being
his second year and, like all Fergus
county boys who go East to school,
is making good in every way.
BelleAeur apples, $500 per box, at
Lehman's.
John P. Barnes, Of Helena, arrived
in the city Friday evening, for brief
visit, during which he looked after
his extensive business interests here.
Mr.. Barnes has been in Montana
nearly half century, but is still in
good health and still takes a keen in
terest in all things pertaining to the
welfare of the Treasure state.
Empire Rooming House, Empire
block. Everything new and modern:
Terms reasonable. 8-23-tf
A note from our good friend, Dan
Mckay, Of Garneill, announces that
he is the proud father Of a fine
eight-pound boy, who was born last
Friday Dan says that the youngster
is one Of the lustiest democrats in
Fergus county. Mrs. Mckay is pro-
crossing rapidly toward recovery
Good luck to the little fellow, Dan,
Nose Shull, who has been living
on his homestead for the past month
is again in charge of his blacksmith
business here on North Third avenue
The place had been leased to Bert
Cole, but owing to Mr.. Coles illness
!: Nose is compelled to again take
charge. In future, during Mr.. Shulls
absence, the business will be in charge
Of Forbes Weisman. ol3-2t
After keeping his house open con
tinuously for three months, Manager
Culver, of the local opera house, has
decided to abandon vaudeville for the
present and will open only when
stock companies or other attractions
can be secured Although successful
in his attempt to run good vaude-
vile house, the present train schedule
is such as to make further efforts
along that line very unsatisfactory.
Imported Partisan fligree hand ant
opera bags at Lehman's.
"A number Of Lewistown people are
in Great Falls this week, in attend
ance at the North Montana Fair
which is in progress in the Electric
City. Several of the boys here who
over the latter part of the week, with
the expectation of picking up some o
the money they lost when bad wealth
er knocked the Fergus county fail
galley west From Great Falls, they
t will GO on to Helena and take in th'
t State Fair.
One of the cluster street lights
erected by the First National Bank
on the corner of Main and Fiftl
; avenue, was turned on last Saturda,
night and presented a beautiful ap
+ pearance. There will be number o
! these lights put up along Main stree
!. during the present year and it will b.
] but matter of year or two befor'
:. Main street, from the court house t.
! First avenue, will be one OF the mos
! brilliantly illuminated thoroughfare
. in Montana The business establish
f ments which are putting in thes'
/ lights deserve the thanks of the com
;. mtnity for their enterprise.
e $3OOOOOO worth of surplus stool
e will be sold, regardless of profit. a
: the Change of Ownership Sale a
{ Harts "Sweitzer's," successor t,
r Hart & Co.
:. Cliff Miller, paying teller at tn
: Empire Bank & Trust company, las
e Thursday received a telegram givin!
f the sad news of the sudden death Q
5 his father in Los Angeles, California
: The elder Mr.. Miller and his wife
o who resided at Dubuque, Iowa, wer
}: spending few weeks in the southern
!. country before coming on to Lewis
: town for an extended visit with thei
# sons, Rudy and Cliff Death was sud
); den and totally unexpected. Rud
[. was in the east at the time and CHI
f left Thursday for Los Angeles. Th
/ decedent visited Lewistown last yea
e and made numerous acquaintance!
e who were shocked to hear of his pass
e ing.
e Imported Partisan millinery at Lei