Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-14
Mrs. Charles Reed of Ware is a

George Evans. OF Suffolk. visited
the city yesterday.
r. J. French came in yesterday
from Grass Range.
Commissioner T.. d. Barney was in
town from Denton.
X. NJ. Golden of Moore was Bright
hotel guest Saturday.
J. A. Barker of Highwood was visit
ing the city on business.
James H. Charters. of Grass Range.
Is in town on business.
Walton Hood Grant, the Denton at
torney. is at the Fergus.
Mrs. s. +. Coleman of Grass Range
was a Fergus hotel guest.
Attorney A. d. Strouf of Stanford
was at the Bright Saturday.
William Munger of Roy was trans
acting business here Friday.
Rev. Paul e. Meyer made trip
to Moore yesterday afternoon.
Henry Madison, the Roy rancher. is
the city Tuesday on business.
Marion Burke of Harlowton. was in
the city yesterday on business.
c. NJ. Williams is able to be out
again after a prolonged illness.
John Harris OF Fort Benton was
stopping at the Fergus Saturday.
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yesterday on a business mission.
County Commissioner Joseph Gala
CHER was in the city from Hobson.
Judson Stanfee Of Stanford was a
business visitor to the city Saturday.
NJ G. Oster, one of DentOn's newly
elected aldermen, was in town Satur-
day.
The Rev. Charles NJ. Donaldson Is
out of the city for few days on bust
ness.
Joseph Weiner, of the Quality Shop,
made a business trip to Moore Tues
day.
r. w. Reeves, the Winifred business
man. was visiting the county scat Sat
urday.
Oscar N. Ulsaker. the Moore attor
ney. was local business visitor yes
terday.
Miss Della NJ. Spencer Of Roy is in
Lewistown spending the week with
her sister, Pearl Spencer.
Deputy State Examiner Hawkins is
in the city to make an examination OF
the books of the county officers.
w. S. Smith has returned from
business trip to Danvers and reports
q large amount OF grain still awaiting
threshing in that vicinity.
p. T.. Jenson has sold out his cafe
at Moore and Mr.. Catlin, the former
owner and later Of Lewistown, will
take possession on November l.
Mrs. e. II. Rogers has completed
her three years OF homesteading near
Maginnis on 800 acres and was in the
city prepared to make final proof.
Cyrus G. Stratton and Anna Leona
Cleveland, both of Moore. were mar
ried here Friday afternoon. Judge
B. II. Foley performing the cere-
mony.
Miss Antoinette White, daughter of
B. G. White, of Buffalo, Monday
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at Palo Alto, Cal, where she is
employed as instructor In Miss
Lockeq's school.
The Pastime club gave it's first
dance of the season at ArmOry hall
Friday evening. The affair proved a
delightful one, the attendance being
large. the music fine and all of the ar
rangements perfect.
w. S. Spencer. cashier Of the First
State bank at Buffalo, was in the city
on business He reports that thresh'
ing is progressing rapidly in that sec
tion of the country and declares the
crop yields this year are unusually
good.
John ]. Harris of the Denton Mer-
camille company, who was in the city
yesterday. was accompanied by his
father, John Harris. and uncle. Thos
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latter two stopped to visit Mr.. Harris
while enroute to Seattle.
Frank G. Marshall. formerly owner
of the Roy Enterprise, has just re-
turned from a trip to Boston, his
former home He did not get to see
the worlds series. but saw the one
between Detroit and the Red Sox and
figures that he did not lose much.
r. r. Greeves. Heath rancher
was in the city yesterday. Mr.. Greeves
states that the threshing is about com.
pleted at Heath. but that In the re-
gions around Alaska Bench little
threshing has been completed on ac-
count of the poor weather.
Orville Hess, of Denton, and Miss
Verna Horrall. of Coffee Creek, were
married Monday afternoon at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. w. d. Marvin,
Rev. George Hirst. of the Episcopal
church, performing the ceremony
The contracting parties are we'll
known and very popular.
The Lewistown Dairy yesterday re-
ceived from the state fair check for
SIS. or this amount $40 represents
the first prize won by the dairy for