Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-14

Mrs. A. Weir WIS in the city from
Grass Range.
J. S. Sloan of Grass Range stopped
at the Fergus.
7. M. Gassaway of Arrow Creek was
at the Bright.
p. Granberg was in the city Sunday
from Judith Gap.
Wilbur McCoult of Denton was in
the city Saturday.
Thomas E. Scally, of Judith Gap, is
at the Day house.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Huber. of Kendall,
are Fergus hotel guests.
J. A. Grissell Of st. Paul, Mimi, is
in Lewistown on business.
Martha Bean spent Saturday at
Grass Range, visiting friends.
Mrs. Paul Biggers is the new assist
ant at the Colonial candy shop.
C. c. Ridenouer, of Denton, was
spending Wednesday in the city.
Gilbert Goodwin was business WIS.,
itor to the city from Coffee Creek.
Representative Harvey Burnett of
Gilt Edge was in the city on business.
Attorney l.. d. Glenn of Harlowton
was in the city on business Saturday.
Bob Shaw, the Moore rancher, was
in the city Tuesday on legal business.
Peter Ctoya, prominent Arrow
Creek rancher, was Lewistown Wis
itor.
L. p. Regan. of Grass Range, is
transacting business in the county
seat.
E. G. Sweitzer drove to Havre Sat
urday to look after his store at that
place.
Judge T.. X. Cheadle returned Sun
day evening from business trip to
Forsyth.
j. Mills has returned to Bismarck,
N. d., after spending two weeks here
on business.
Roy Harter and c. Il. Akin of OF.
tumwa Ia, are in the city looking up
land possibilities.
E. ]. Cain and assistants went to
Moore Saturday to put in some plumb
ing for DR.. Porter.
Bert Decker, manager of the Power
branch store at Moore. was in the city
on business Saturday,
G. r. Marsh, the local furniture
dealer, motorcd to New Year Tues
day on business mission.
G. f. Arnold Of the Empire Land
company returned home Thursday
from visit to Bellingham, Wash.
Mrs. E. Hunt of Winifred and her
mother, Mrs. Ruff of Chicago, left
Thursday for Winifred, after spending
a few days with Mr.. and Mrs. II. E,
HoZen.
Ted Stutzman, an employc at the
Power Mercantile store, is planning
on going to Missoula the first Of the
year and continue his journalistic
course.
A. A. Barling of Minneapolis, su-
perintendent of the Interstate Dining
company. and j. A. Wells. state super
intendent for the same company, were
in town Friday.
Word has been received from DIR. j.
H. P. Gauss, who is visiting in Seattle.
that he is enjoying a splendid trip and
ys.,s& Ia ut ENrQ n.
cisco before returning home.
Mrs. J. II. Thomas, wife of the sta
ton baggage agent of the Milwaukee.
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis at St. Joseph's hospital Tues
day, DR.. Dunn being the attending
surgeon.
Dave Trepp, of the Democrat-News,
who is enjoying vacation that will
extend over several weeks. came in
Tuesday from Dawson county, where
he visited his sister, Miss Elsie Trepp,
WHO has a fine homestead there.
The Chamber of Commerce is re.
ceiving detailed reports every day of
the individual grain yields all over the
county this year. These are very N.
teresting and will be tabulated for
publication. Anyone interested in see-
ing them may do SO by asking at the
Chamber of Comerce office.
Sam McCreary. 48 years Of age. a
rancher In the Winnett section, was
brought in Saturday on a charge OF
brought in yesterday on charge OF
insanity. 1t is thought that over in
diligence in liquor is the cause of the
mans condition. Joe Tonison was also
arrested Saturday on an insanity
charge.
Edwin Greenwood Of Newark and
New York City, an old friend of Her
bert litter and e. G. 1vins, arrived
here Thursday evening, coming direct
from New York. This is Mr.. Green
woods Rrst visit to the west and he
was delighted Thursday evening with
what he saw of Lewistown, of which
he had heard SO much.
Douglas Pound has returned from
Lethbridge, Canada, where he went
five weeks ago to look after his farm
ing interests. While there he was
seized with an attack of appendicitis
and an operation was necessary. He
H., as yet weak from the effects OF his
illness but hopes to be able to go to
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