Fergus County Democrat., 1913-06-03

The Deerfield and Kingston schools
had an enjoyable picnic on the Ju-
dith last Wednesday. About fifty at
tended.
Julian Mayerhoeffer has returned
from trip to New York City and is
now working on plans for putting III
a tannery here.
of the Maccabees will entertain at
cards. This is the last Of their enter
tainments for the season and every
body is invited to attend.
Assistant State Examiners Near
thus and Elder completed their ex.
animation of the books of county Of
ticers last week and left here Satur-
day.
Butte Post: Miss Cora Schilling of
Lewistown is visiting Miss Dorothy
Simon in the city. The young ladies
have just returned from the Univer-
sity of Montana
Helena Independent: Miss Maude
O'Hara of Lewistown, who recently
was appointed clerk in the office of
superintendent H. A. Davee, began
her duties yesterday.
Burglars secured an entrance into
the Judith Hardware company's estab-
lishment last Friday night, but were
evidently frightened away by officers,
as they secured no plunder.
Former State Treasurer David G..
Browne and his son, Robert f.
Browne, were in the city Saturday
from Fort Benton, where Mr.. Browne
is engaged in the banking business.
Chief Surgeon J. 0. Quinn and DR..
J. T. Brice, local surgeon for the
Great Northern, last week made
tour Of the Great Northern construc-
tion camps and found them to be in
excellent sanitary condition
Rev. Harry Hanson, of the Baptist
Publication Society, left last week
after spending several days here as
slsting Rev. G. G. Cress, the new pas
tor of the Baptist church. Mr.. Han
son will return in July for a longer
stay.
1t is expected that Joseph Reeble,
who will have charge Of the new Ho-
tel Fergus, will arrive here in a few
days. The upper floors of the hotel
are being rapidly finished and the plan
- " AielVO IuC
, about August 1.
State Supt. HI. A. Davee came in
from Harlowton Friday morning, after
making the address at the high school
commencement at that place, and
spent the day in Lewistown visiting
old friends, returning to Helena Sat.
urday morning.
| Miss Elizabeth Won Tobel, who grad,
uated from the high school last year,
! returned home Sunday from Provi-
dence, Rhode Island, where she has
been attending Miss Wheelers school
She will return east in the fall.
| The Wonder club, social organiza-
ton formed by well-known colored
men of the city, has filed articles of
incorporation with the county clerk
and recorder. The incorporators are
Chales Campbell, Alex Branson, Mac
Reed, George Gordon and Hartzel
Ball.
Misses Edith and Newell Lane have
just returned from Boston, where they
have been attending school, and will
spend their vacation with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Lane, re-
turning east to resume their studies
/ in the fall.
| The regular monthly business and
social meeting of the Home Workers
/ Society of the Presbyterian church
! will be held on Friday, June 6, at $50
O'Clock, in the Sunday school rooms
of the church. A cordial invitation
is extended to all ladies interested in
the work of this church.
| Harry Stevens, of Great Falls, was
in the city last week to look over the
| field with view of establishing a
| camp of the Spanish-American war
veterans here. He found the "vets"
all heartily in favor of the plan, and
the camp will doubtless come into be-
ing in the immediate future.
The state land board has authorized
| sales of state lands to be held at pub
lie auction in the following counties:
, Cascade, Chouteau, Dawson, Deer
Lodge, Fergus, Flathead, Hill, Lewis
& Clark, Lincoln, Musselshell, Mis-
soula, Powell, Sanders, Sheridan,
| Sweetgrass and Yellowstone. The
] dates of the sales are to be fixed
| later.
f. g. Worden, who was a delegate
to the state camp of the Woodmen of
| the World, held recently at Kalispell,
! will make his report of the conven-
tion at the meeting of the local camp
tomorrow night. Mr.. Worden was
honored by being chosen as a delegate
to the head camp, which meets at
Colorado Springs on July %, and ex-
poets to attend that gathering.
Mrs. Rudolf Won Tobel will leave
shortly for Germany on visit. She
will sail from Boston June II and will
first attend the International Sunday
School convention to be held at
Zurich, Switzerland. Her son, Carl
Won Tobel, who is attending Harvard
, university, will see his. mother off on
her voyage and will then return to
Lewistown to spend his vacation.
The funeral of the late Mrs. John.
F, son, who died at the Alex johnson
ranch, seven miles from town, last
week, was held Friday from Creeps
undertaking parlors. The decedent
was twenty-eight years of age and
| leaves husband and two ohi1drop