Fergus County Democrat., 1912-04-09
Smoke Clltus Cigars.

business visitor to the county seat
yesterday.
You can't vote at our special elec-
ton for president unless you register.
Fad Shoe & Clothing Co.
Judge Cheadle is in Bozeman tryine
some cases this weeA, but will return
to this city the 18th to open the reg
ular April jury term of the district
Melstone Graphic: John Lugo.
whose feet were badly frozen and who
was taken from here to the hospital
at Miles City last week, had them
amputated near the ankle Monday.
Although everything possible was
done to save the feet, they turned
black and had to be taken OF in Or
der to save his life.
Ayers & Marshall, attorneys-at-law,
Abel Block.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Kline, of Wayne,
Indiana, arrived in this city last week
and will make their nome here. Mrs.
Kline is sister of Mrs. George M.
Mathews and 1t was the incessant
boosting of the Lewistown lady upon
recent visit to Indiana that induced
her Hoosier relatives to move out to
the Land of Promise"
E. W. Mettler. attorney-at-law. Lang
building, over the Fad.
The city water was turned off for a
few hours Saturday night while a
crack in the reservoir was being re-
paired. It is now proposed to make
a direct connection of the city mains
with the gravity line, SO that when It
becomes necessary to make repairs on
the reservoir in the future, it will not
be necessary to turn of the water in
the city.
Mrs. w. D. Symmes and children
and .Mrs. G. J. Wiedeman and son ar
rived in the city Thursday after a
rather tedious trip from Long Beach,
California, where they spent the win
ter. They were on a train which
was wrecked at Lima, Montana, but
none of them were injured, although
the accident delayed their arrival
home "a hours.
For bargains in furniture see w. s.
Smith.
V. =. Baroch, who holds a respon-
sible position with the State Bank at
HObsOn, was a visitor to the county
seat over Sunday. Mr.. Baroch informs
the Democrat that farmers over in
the JUDITH valley are getting ready
to begin operations on a large scale
this week and tnat large acreage
Of spring grain will be sown in that
section of the Basin.
DR.. Nichols, specialist In surgery,
eye. ear and throat. Glasses fitted. 5-16
The funeral Of the late Charles
Akerley, who was killed while open
ing up coal mine in the breaks Of
Arrow creek, was held last Friday
afternoon from the Christian church,
the Rev. Van Slyke conducting the
services. The funeral was delayed
for several days pending the arrival
of the decedent's aged father, ]. w.
Akerley, who resides in Los Angeles,
California.
!. 3. Kirkland, attorney-at law, Imis.
lund Building, Lewistown. Mont. 6-l3tf
Townsend Star: Mr.. and Mrs. 8. l..
Bryant, of Three Forks, the other day
! celebrated their 55th wedding ami
versary. And this illustrates the con-
serving, health-preserving quality of
MOntana's incompatible climate. 1t is
doubtful whether human being can
die in this state; occasionally one
dope off" out of sympathy for the
normal death rate of other vast Sec
tions of the country.
Edgar G. Worden, attorney-at-law.
Mcdonald & Charters Building. Lew
lstown. Mont
The members of the debating team
representing the Fergus County Free
High school will leave Thursday morn
ing for Kalispell, where, on the eve
ming of April IL, they will meet the
Kalispell high school team. Oscar
and Miss Hopkins, of the high school
faculty, VII accompany the debaters.
If the local debaters win at Kalispell,
they will then 60 to Missoula in May
to contest for state honors.
If you want to save yourself dol.
lars, buy your furniture from w. 8.
Smith.
Harry Hunter. Jr., who was EN-.
ployed in the office of the Cook-Rey.
nolds company, in this city, for sew.
eral months last year, blew in a few
days ago from Chicago, where he ia
now located. Harry is working in
the immigration department Of the c.,
M. & st. P. and doing finely. His
many friends here were glad to see
him and he says that he intends to
come to Lewistown and make his
home some Of these fine days. He
will be welcome.
Don Anderson left last week fol
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