Fergus County Democrat., 1913-12-02
from White Sulphur Springs.

South Dakota, is visiting the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest v. Smart, of
TWO Dot, were in the city Sunday.
| A. w. Jennings and Anton Reuback
were in the city yesterday from Roy.
w. H. Smith has removed his law
office to the Crowley block, suite 2O9.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Ray, of Hobson,
paid the county seat visit last week.
Charles e. White, of Hilger, trans
acted business here at the end of the
week.
Sam J. Small, of Two Dot, was in
the city at the end of the week on
business.
c. M. Belden, the Utica stockman,
was In the city last week on a busi-
ness trip.
We put the "opt" in optional. See
our ad. Wright Land & Investment
60. 11-11-tf
B. Kierstead, the well-known stock
man, was in Saturday from the Den
ton country.
G. S. Bills, one of Judith Gaps lead
Ing citizens, was in town last week
on business.
We put the "opt" in optional. See
our ad. Wright Land & Investment
GO. 11-11-tf
G. A. Doty, of Coffee Creek, was in
the city last week attending to busi-
ness matters.
We put the "opt" in optional. See
our ad. Wright Land & Investment
90. 11-11-tf
E. L. Luckett and B. R. Taggart, of
Benchland, are in town, serving their
country as jurymen.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. w. E. Cop
pedge, on Sunday afternoon, a seven
and-one-half-pound boy.
We put the 'opt" in optional. See
our ad. Wright Land & Investment
co. 11-11-tf
The Indiana Society will have one
of its enjoyable reunions at the Pres
byterian church next Friday evening.
R. B. Fox and w. A. Silva were in
town yesterday from Coffee Creek,
the thriving new town on the Milwau-
kee.
Edgar 6. Worden, attorney-at-Iaw,
Mcdonald e. Charters Building, Lew.
istown, Mont.-Adv.
Attorney O. o. Mueller returned
Saturday from a visit to White Sui
phur Springs, where he was called on
legal business.
Charles A. Burdick, publisher Of the
Moccasin Dispatch, was in the city at
the end of the week and made the
Democrat office fraternal call.
We put the "opt" in optional. See
our ad. Wright Land & Investment
Co. 11-11-tf
Great Falls Leader: Mr.. and Mrs. J.
G. HuntOon arrived in Great Falls from
Lewistown for the Thanksgiving holi-
day. They were the guests of their
son, Clarence Huntoon. J. G. Huntoon
was formerly in the law business here.
Articles of incorporation of the Rob-
ert Forbes Methodist church Of Grass
Range have been filed with the county
clerk ard recorder. It is the purpose
OF this association to erect church at
Grass Range in the near future. The
trustees are Butte H. Upton, A. E.
Trapp and S. F. Beer.
Teddy Abbott returned home last
week from Lincoln, Nebraska, where
he went on business connected with
the settlement of his fathers estate.
Mr.. Abbott states that Nebraska was
hard hit this year by the partial fail
ure OF the corn crop, due to drouth.
local union of the International
Union of Steam and Operating Engi-
neers has been organized here, and
last Wednesday President F. w. Pat
terson of the Trades and Labor Coun-
Gil installed the following officers: w.
H. Huffine, president; Christian King,
vice-president; G. D. Adams, secre-
tary; George Norton, treasurer; Glen
Martin, guardian; George Norton,
troo c,,ror. Do,,1 rr,,ouJ. yxy;1
liam O'Hare, w. D. Enos, Archie
Motheral, trustees.
John Innis, homesteader in the
Winnett country, was found dead at
Winnett' last week, an inquiry dis
closing that death resulted from nat
ural causes. The decedent had a num-
Der of acquaintances in Lewistown
Coroner George Creel was notified and
gave instructions and was informed
that the body would be shipped from
Musselshell to the former home of the
decedent in the east.
1t is announced that J. w. Altizer
has purchased the interest of his
partner in the Denton Recorder and
is now the sole owner of that paper.
The Recorder is one of the brightest
and most reliable newspapers of the
county and is credit to Denton and
the west side. Although it has been
established but short time, compara-
lively, it cor LANDS a fine patronage.
Mr.. Altizer, in addition to being good
newspaper man, is first-class print
er, and while engaged in the compos-
ing rooms in Lewistown made many
warm friends. The Democrat wishes
continued success to it's valued con-
temporary.
Editor John M. Vrooman, of the |
Grass Range Review, is in the city on
business. Mr.. Vrooman states that
Grass Range continues to forge ahead