Fergus County Democrat., 1914-05-19


from nonresident at big sacrifice
Will sell same very cheap if taken at
once. Address, Farmers State Bank,
Wlnl1red, Mont. Asst
Helena Independent: Frank Ste
rhens and w. C. Silverthorn, promi-
nent stockmen at Lewistown, ara max
ing Helena business visit of several
days duration.
District Superintendent j. A. Martin,
OF Great Falls, will be in the CITY next
sunday and in the evening will ad-
dress the Epworth League at the
Methodist church.
Edgar G. Worden, attornev-at.law.
Mcdonald & Charters BuiIdinu, Lew.
istown, Mont.-Adv.
w. F. Sheehan, E. j. Baker and
Frank Crowley left Saturday for Kali
spell to attend the convention of the
Knights of Columbus. They will re-
turn home tomorrow.
Charley Boor, formerly with the
LeWlstown Pharmacy, has returned
from visit to his old home in Iowa
and taken position with the Wilson
Seiden Drug company.
Samuel C. Williams, son of C. H.
Williams, who left Lewistown a num-
Der of years ago, will arrive here from
Boise, Idaho, Friday to take position
in his fathers drug store.
Engineer William M. McClean yes
terday received telegram from Mus
catine, Iowa, announcing the death at
that place Sunday of his youngest sis
ter, Mrs. Sallie Mclean Lake.
Mrs. J. M. Rose went to Great Falls
yesterday to attend the funeral of her
mother, who died there Friday at the
age of 50. The decedent was for some
years resident Of Lewistown.
Tony keegan, well-known ccal
miner, formerly Of Stockett, died here
Sunday Of pneumonia. His brother,
rat keegan, is here from Stockett and
the funeral will be held tomorrow.
K. r. Poison, Of the Polmar Electric
company, left yesterday for Havre,
where the company will establish a
branch with him in charge. w. J. Dit
mar will remain in charge Of the Lew
istOWn establishment.
The Forest Grove ball team won
from the Lewistown Lightweights at
Brooks Island Sunday by score of
to Z, the game being a tight one all
the way. Lewis and St. Clair formed
the battery for the locals.
Mrs. G. A. Webb, who formerly had
charge of the Western Union office
here, has arrived in the city from Salt
Lake to join Mr.. Webb, who repre-
sents Morris & Co., the South Omaha
packers.
Walter Winnett was in town at the
fhn
says his section is in fine shape. The
crops are In the best Of condition and
much spring grain is being put in.
The 11-year-old son Of conductor
Loveland had severe fall from his
bicycle in front Of the Phillips drug
store Friday. The lads head struck
the pavement with such force as to
stun him, but he was soon all right
again.
Roy l.. Ingram and Miss Inez Bason,
well-known young people Of Judith
Jap, were married here Saturday after.
noon, the ceremony being performed
by Rev. H. c. Shaw, of the Christian
Richard Lausch, for the civil serv |
zee commission, conducted an examina-
ION OF fourth-class postmasters and
nose seeking appointment as such
lere Saturday. Eighteen took the ex-
Mr. and Mrs. Ira WILDER and their
son Irwin lett Saturday for Seattle,
where Mrs. WILDER will remain for
some time, and will be joined by her
,tner children in short time, Mr..
N1lber will return in a few days.
The EpWOrth League has elected Mr.
1armlson president and chosen F.
vice president; Miss Perrall,
econd vice-president; Lottie Cassidy,
hlrd vice-president; Eta Littleiohn,
ourth vice-president; Arleigh Spens.
ey, secretary; Martin Sodergren. treas
lrer; Lillian Marshall, pianist.
NICK karales, a Greek railway labor
r, died at the hospital Friday of pneu-
nonla. The funeral was held form
;reefs undertaking parlors Saturday {
1ternoon, Rev. c. M. Donaldson con
uctlng the service. The decedent was ,
y years Of age and has two cousins
ere.
The following teachers who recent. /.
TOOK the examination here have )
cen granted certificates: Ethel Allen, :
.eon Cave, Alma Fry, Sarah Holmes, =,
ga jackson, Marguerite Jones, Ed,
'ard Jones, Mamie Kits, Helen Lo. ,
an, Bertie Layman, Blanch Mover. :
ora McCauley, Mamie NcJelton. Ma. !,
el Rood, Mabel St. John, Jacob StahI. :
laude Underwood, Benton w. Walk
r. Mary Wetmore, Mary Young.
L. w. Ovens, who for the past two
ears mas conducted a large huo;noco +