Fergus County Democrat., 1916-05-11


Houston Feaster of Cottonwood was
in the city.
Roy Mccormick of Moccasin was a
visitor here.
r. English of Stanford was in Lewis.
town Sunday.
+. G. Ross, Of Winham, was in the
city Saturday.
Frank Connolley of Kolin is a Lew
istown arrival
L. B. Barrett, of Ashley, was visiting
the county seat.
c. A. Whittemoe of Stanford, was in
the city Monday.
w. E. Getchel of Hobson was in Lew
istown Sunday.
F, E. Doran made a trip to Grass
Range Saturday.
Joseph King is here from Rock
creek on business.
Attorney Fletcher Maddox, of Great
Falls, is in the city.
c. Bande of Buffalo was a guest at
the Brighat Saturday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank l.. Phil
lips, fine baby daughter.
r. w. Soule, of Grass Range, was a
business visitor to the city.
DR.. and Mrs. Mckay of Denton were
county seat callers Friday.
All Morgan was in the city from his
Dawson county homestead.
j.. c. White, of Buffalo, came in
from Helena Friday evening.
Mrs. Brock of Hobson was shop.
ping in Lewistown Monday.
T. B. Knight went to Coffee Creek
Sunday on a short business trip.
Mrs. G. M. Conrad of Flatwillow
was nthe city Friday shopping.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. l.. Beebe were in
the city Friday from Cottonwood.
Mrs. Hutchinson Of Denton was in
Lewistown Monday shopping
Philip Pick is in the city from Grea,
Falls, where has been on business
Oscar Anderson of Winifred was q
Lewistown business caller Thursday.
Mrs. G. l.. Freidlein arrived home
last Friday evening from Rochester
". T. Bunnell and c. S. Thompson
OF Valentine, are in the city on bust.
nes.
John Bring, the lumberman Of Ju
dith Gap, was Lewistown visitor
Friday.
ID. A. Crichton and H. S. Compton
OF Geraldine, were stopping at the Fer
gus hotel.
Mayor ]. B. Weidenborner, nnG J
M. Sullivan, of Moore, were in the city
this Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. E. Lewis and
daughter, Miss Laid, were visitors in
the city Friday.
n. NJ. Packard, prominent bust
ness man of western Fergus county
was in the city.
Mrs. Rose Murray left Sunday
for her home in Butte after short
visit in Lewistown.
Martin Johnson, a well known
rancher of the Ware region was in the
city on business Saturday.
Frank Knight returned Sunday tc
his ranch near Bear Springs. after
business call in Lewistown.
r. w. Nelson, former coach Of the
local high school athletics. was in the
city from his ranch near Roy.
]. B. Kirkland returned to Lewis
town Monday evening from weeks
visit to Spokane, Seattle and Port
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brown of this
CITY were visitors at Ross Fork Sat
urday, where on Saturday evening the,
attended the dance.
Mrs. Alton, wife of the pastor al
Winnett, passed through Lewistowr
FRIDAY enroute to Great Falls t,
visit with relatives.
RI. l.. Showan is back from Colum
bus, where he was called by the seri
Gus illness of his mother, who is re
ported much improved.
John NJ Campbell, formerly employ
ell in the grocery department at Pow
ers, is in the city from his home
stead near Grass Range.
Charles Fowler, formerly with TIL,
Lindsay Produce company, returne,
nome Sunday from visit to Seattle
where he remained some months.
Mrs. Griffith, formerly Miss Eliza
beth Conrad of Flatwillow, has gon,
to Stanford on a short visit. afte,
which she will leave for South Dakota
to make her home.
r. }. Gonyea expects to leave Mon
cay for Ravenna, near Missoula, tt
accept position at Milwaukee sub
station. Mrs. Gonyea and little chile
VIII follow in about a month.
Among the Lewistown people wht
attended the Ross Fork dance las
Saturday are the following: DR.. Tay
lor, Misses Murray, Ruen Schlee
Sands, Hazel, Anderson, Powell ant
Walker.
Eugene Whitesides and wife O
Spokane are in the city on a shor1
visit. Mr.. Whitesides, who has beer
in the undertaking business in spo
kane for many years, is visiting G
r. Creel
{, n. Williams of Aberdeen, Wash
Is visitor in the city. Mr.. Williams
was for l8 years in charge of the Hel
ena Gas & Light company, and is vel
known to former Helena people nov
residents of Lewistown
A telegram received here Monda,
states that John G. War;, father O
a. w. War; and Mrs. 7. r. Taylor
OF this city, is greatly improved. II.
had been stricken with paralysis a
his home in Los Angeles.
Attorney E. C. Russell has received
letter from John Barrows, a former
resident of the Judith basin, in which
he states that he, with his wife ant
family will