Fergus County Democrat., 1911-11-21

Fdrm LOdHS-No Deldy, you get
money when papers completed. Cali
and see me. b. A. Cumming, 210-11,
Wise block, Lewistown. 11-14-4t
Miss Florence d'Autremont, who for
the past couple of years has been in
the employ of the Mutual Telephone
company at this place. left Thursday
morning for Grand Forks, n D., where
she wln enter business college and |
take a course in stenography. Miss
d d'Autremont will be absent some four |
months.
Belden & DeKalb, attorneys-at-law.
Rooms l to 4, Bank of Fergus County |
Building.
A heavy snow storm visited the Ju-
dith Basin Saturday night and Sun
day. 1t showed continuously for near
ly twenty-four hours, but the weather
was warm and most of the snow melt
ed as it fell. The storm will do con-
siderable damage to farmers who have
grain still unthreshed and in the
shock, but this damage will be bal
anced by the impetus which it will
give wheat sown this fall.
Belden & DeKalb, attorneys-at-law.
Rooms / to 4, Bank of Fergus County
Building
Alderman Joseph Heaney went over
10 TwOdot last Wednesday to assist
in the establishment of a business en-
terprise in which he and Herman
Schnick, also of this city, have ar
ranged to start there. II Joe is as sue
cessful in his political preachments at
Twodot as he has been in Lewistown,
| the socialist vote in the Meagher
county village is likely to show de-
cided increase at the next election.
Edgar G.. Worden, attorney-at-law,
Mcdonald & Charters Building. Lew
istown. Mont.
The members of the executive COM
mittee OF Company ID nave outlined
a program having for its object the
increasing OF interest in the local
company Of national guards. There
will be number of smokers given
during the winter months and ad-
dresses of interest to the young mill
tary enthusiasts will be delivered by
Doctor H. Fl. Wilson, a veteran Of the
Civil war; Judge +. X. Cheadle, who
served in the Philippines, and others.
Wheat, bran, wheat middlings, at
all Montana Elevator Co.'s elevators.
The cheapest and best feed. 5-9-tf
Jim Endslow, of Philbrook, was a
business visitor to this city last Fri
day and was caller at the office of
the Democrat. Jim informs us that
his firm, the William III. Brown COM
pany, has just closed up a deal with
Wisconsin capitalists for the sale Of
1900 acres Oh fine agricultural lands
near Moccasin and Benchland. These
men had travelled all over the west
and said that they found nothing
which appealed to them as does the
Judith Basin and they were highly
pleased with their investment here,
although they paid good prices for all
of the land.
See dad" Beatty's new spring
cutter. It's dream. He also has a
fine line Of up-to-date bob-sleds. Call
and see them. l1-2l-2t
The Roach, Wagner-Shank Opera
company presented II Trovatore be-
ore a capacity house in this city last
Thursday evening. The company is
an exceptionally strong one, compris-
ing some vocalists of wide reputation.
Although lacking the essential fea-
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staged the noted opera excellently and
the performance was highly pleasing
to the critical audience. Friday eve
ming the same company presented
Faust and also did well in this. Owing
to faulty advance work, the company
decided to cancel all further engage
ments and disbanded in this city.
Shedd & Wrights indexed daily desk
calendar pads for 1912, on sale at the
Democrat Supply Dept.
Deputy Sheriff William Lacock re-
turned Thursday night from Sioux
City, Iowa, bringing with him G. E.
Wendell, wanted here for giving a
bogus check for $40 to local auto
dealer. When Wendell skipped out
he took with him Mrs. w. r. Guile
and her two children. Mrs. Guile re-
turned to the city earlier in the week
and claimed that she had been com
A PEELED to accompany Wendell at the
4 point of gun. Wendell's story varies
Il somewhat from this and indicates that
4 the woman accompanied him willing
v ly. The rather sensational facts will
\ probably be tnreshed out when Wen
q dell comes to trial.
Nice new 7-room house, bath, heat
: ing plant and four lots, with large
garage Will sell or trade. Prices
right. Good terms. Phone 483.