Fergus County Democrat., 1915-09-30

L.. l.. DAVIS was i'll the city from I
Denton Sunday.
w. r. Ballinger OF Windham was
IN the city Friday |
julius Tresch was in the city from
Beaver creek Friday.
H. P. Imuslund went to Grass Range
Thursday on business.
Mrs. ]. C. Huntoon went to Great
Falls Thursday on a visit.
Andy Knepenaar was in town from
his farm near Benchland.
Mrs. J. A. Bring and Miss J. Reed
of Judith Gap are in the city.
Mrs. Julia lderstine left Thursday
for Winnett on short visit.
Miss Mildred Lang was visiting in
the city from East Fork Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Mcguire have
taken apartments at the Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles NJ. Murphy
are here from Hamilton on visit.
Jack Everett of Harlowton is
among the business callers in the
city.
j. D. Crowley is back on the city
police force again, after his two weeks
vacation.
VIM, J. Abel returned Sunday even
ming after a delightful visit at the
state fair. ......
H. Saxtorph returned Friday
from Great Falls, where he spent a
few days on business.
Clyde Nelson, on the city police
force, left Saturday for Alaska
Bench on two weeks vacation.
Mrs. Lyle Smith left Sunday
morning for Christina to visit with
Mrs. Earl McGinnis, on her ranch.
Robert Smith, a brother Of Mrs. a.
w. Deal left Sunday for his home
in Great Falls, after few days visit
here.
Mrs. Julia Van Iderstine was in the
city Tuesday from Winnett, OH her
way to Winifred to visit for a short
while.
A. B. Baker, former Milwaukee en-
gineer but now with the physical val
uation corps of the road, is in the. city
from Miles City, on business.
Judge f. X. Cheadle returned tc
Lewistown last evening from White
Sulphur Springs and HarloWton
where he went on legal business.
Edeson & Webrees of Lavina yes
terday closed deal for the purchase
Of 30 head of heifers from Olson 4
DeMaranville, the well known cattle
importers of this city.
Miss Helen Holzemer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Holzemer, wei
known Lewistown pioneers, leaves
Wednesday for Berea, Ohio, where
she will resume her studies in music
William Sheehan, the well known at
torney, formerly located in LeWistoWn
was in the city from Denton. where ht
is engaged in the practice OF his pro
| fession.
Misses Emily and Helen Geisler
! who are homesteading near Roy. al
rived in Lewistown yesterday to spen
two or three days visiting in the me
tropolis, Just to break the monoton
of ranch life.
e. G. Nelson was in the city from
| Alaska Bench. He says that the grail
is now all cut in that section but iha
threshing has not started yet. IN
hay crop is very good in this foothl
region this year.
J. L. Berger and Miss Emma Bel
ger have just arrived in LeWistoWr
to visit their sister, Mrs. A. G. Klein
me. They will remain here FOR a fey
weeks before returning to their hom
in Cedar Rapids, la.
Work has started on the cleanin
/ and remodeling of the new Chambe
| of Comerce headquarters in the MI
sonic Temple building, and it is 81
pected that the rooms will be read
/ for occupation October l.
Miss Ida Osterberg is in the cit
from her homestead near Gras
Range, having just made final proo
She will remain in LeWistoWn TO
some time before returning to he
ranch, following her profession G
trained nurse.
+! B. Frank Hobensack and wife, an
William Hobensack and wife. arrive
in the city Sunday from lvylant
Pa, to visit with Mr.. and Mrs. !.
Hobensack They were accompanie
by DR.. and Mrs. S. P. Mcllhatten
the same city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Sweitzer retur
] ed Thursday from Havre, making tn
round trip by auto and enjoying 1t vel
much, as the roads are said to be vel
good. Mr.. Sweitzer has just opened
new store in Havre, which is provir
to be very successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Strain and ch
dren arrived in Lewistown this wee
coming overland in a Maxwell G
from Oklahoma. They are so WI
pleased with the Judith basins c
mate and general conditions that th'
plan on making their permanent hon
here.
J. r. Mckay. well known mini
man of Kendall, and one of the Lease
of the Kendall property, is gettil
along nicely after taking treatmen
-, l,;e oi< 60 fnyn nact I