Fergus County Democrat., 1911-12-12

Chairman Petersen, of the board OF
county commissioners, went down to
Glendive the latter part of the week
to attend sale of state lands.
Belden & Dekalb, attorneys-at-law
Rooms l to 4, Bank Of Fergus County
Building.
Several hundred wrestling devotees
were present at the Princess theater
Friday evening to witness graphing
contest between Carl Busch and Ger
many Schultz, of Butte. 1t was
really meritorious exhibition. Shultz
was outclassed, but put up gamey
fight. Busch won the first fall in q
and the second in % minutes.
If you have holder for the daily
indexed calendar pad you can get
1912 filler at the Democrat Supply
Dept.
The Outlook club held an interest
ing meeting last Wednesday evening.
Otto Wasmansdorff read carefully
prepared paper on industrial Educa-
tion," and a lively discussion followed.
Doctor Attix's paper was The Regular
and Useful Employment of Convict
Labor" Both the papers showed
thought and investigation on the part
of the authors. The critics were E. G.
WINS and Paul Trigg.
One hundred tons of hay and ex-
cellent winter range for sale on Green
ranch, west of Buffalo. Address, Fred
B. Sellick, Buffalo, Montana. 11-21-3t*
This is the last week for the sales
managers and landscape gardeners for
the Jewell Nursery Co., Of Lake City,
Minn., to be with you. They are
company recently took the first prize
at the Spokane apple show They
have taken several worlds fair pre-
miums. People should be careful who
they place their orders with and be
sure they are not jobbers. This com
pany has been doing business through
here for the last 20 years. People
should call at once at their office,
which is with the Montana Land Co.,
321 Main ST., and place their orders,
as this is their last week in Lewis
town.
For Registered Shorthorn
bull, at my ranch, 9 miles north of
Lewistown. Address, Paul Perleberg,
Lewistown, Montana 12-5-tf
The Fergus County Democrat Sup
ply Department has been made the
exclusive agent in this territory for
the Yawman & Erbe Manufacturing
Co., makers Of the highest known
grade of store and office filing and la
bor-saving devices George III. Balsley,
northwestern representative of the
company, has been in the city for
several days past, and, together with
representative of the Democrat, has
secured a large number of orders
from local business firms. The Dem
ocrat Supply Department will con
stantly carry large stock of these
goods and will speedily be in a posi-
tion to fit out from this stock any
style of filing device known.
Wheat, bran, wheat middlings, al
all Montana Elevator Co.'S elevators
The cheapest and best feed. 5-9-t1
Missoulian George H. Beasley
who used to be with the Anaconda
Standard and who has just sold his
Dixon newspaper, the Independent
was in town yesterday and made an
nouncement of his plan to publish q
newspaper in Drummond. The new
paper will be called the Chronicle and
Mr.. Beasley expects to get the first
number before his readers this week
There will be competition in the field
however. for there is another news
paper to issue soon in the lively juno
ton town of Granite county. Il didn't
/ know" said Mr.. Beasley yesterday
that there was anybody else looking
over that field l shipped my plant
! from Dixon to Drummond and ha.
my plans all made before | found il
out. Drummond is lively and has q
great country back of it, in front oi
it and on each side of it. The farm
ing interests are increasing at a gooG
rate and l look to see plenty of bust
ness there. / have had my eye upoT
the field for long time. I'm going
to see what l can do there to helI
the town and to help myself.
Lost-Between Lewistown and N
Bar ranch, Victor phonograph rec
ords. Finder will be given suitable
reward by returning same to r. L
Lausch, postoffice, Lewistown, Mont
Bijou Pleasing Many.
The many in attendance at the Bijol