Fergus County Democrat., 1916-10-05

FlaX-No. l, $2.l7; No. 2, $2.1O.
B. E. Dunlap of Heath was bust.
ness visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas Ille of Kendall
are visiting in town.
Mrs. W. J. Smart of Kolin was Wis
iting in the city Friday
w. B. May of Utica was guest at
the Bright hotel Saturday.
Mrs. w. E. Parsons of Hobson was
visiting in the city aSturday.
Mr.. st. John of Kendall was reg
istered at the Bright Saturday.
A. Row of Winifred was transacting
business in the city Monday.
]. w. Akerley of Stanford was
guest at the Fergus hotel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Fruehling are in
town from their home at Denton.
S. Henderson, rancher near Glen.
garry, was Sunday visitor in town.
Frank d. Tallman has returned af-
ter spending several days at the fair.
A. r. Thompson, publisher of the
Hilger Herald, was in town Saturday.
Mrs l.. F. Tronsdale of Roy was
registered at the Bright hotel Sunday.
L. p. Chronister OF Tyler was trans
acting business in the city yesterday.
Martin Johnson OF Deerfield was
among the business visitors Monday.
N. T.. Ferell the Winifred banker.
was among the business visitors Fri
dav.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Baker Of Wini-
fred were visiting in the city Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. F. McQuat Of Chris
tina were guests at the Fergus hotel
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Davis Of Wind.
ham were guests at the Fergus hotel
Sunday.
Joseph Dengle was in from his
ranch in the Grass Range section,
uesday.
M. L. Barrett and wife of Winifred
were among the out Of town visitors
Tuesday.
0. L. Kenney of Hamilton was
transacting business in Lewistown
Tuesday.
Muriel Humphreys, teacher in the
Baxter school, was visiting in the city
Saturday.
For eczema try Zensal Sold by
Seiden Drug Co.
Mrs. H. l.. Bockes was shopping in
the city from her home at Windham
Saturday.
]. N. Osborne returned Friday from
Helena an enthusiastic booster for the
state fair
B. e. Stack has returned from
Helena where he was attending the
pioneers meeting and the state fair.
Mrs. Celia Shelter. aunt of Mrs.
II. X. Jones. has returned to her home
in Minneapolis after spending month
here
Miss Edith Day and Miss May Smith
returned Monday evening from Helena
where they have been visiting for the
past week.
Raphael Damico of Grass Range
was in the city Friday to meet his
niece. Miss Parent, who has been
visiting relatives in New York
Carmi Thompson of st. Paul presi
dent of the First National bank of st.
Paul and president of the Cottonwood
Coal company OF Lehigh. is visiting
hAo oiolACls II. ~ AuoAPbpIl, vi SAAo
city.
+. j. Peck of Winifred was in the
city on business. Mr.. Peck has just re-
turned from trip into the country
just north Of the Missouri river in
Hill county and is quite enthusiastic
over the land there.
Excellent progress is being made
on the Grass Range Winnett line Of
the Milwaukee now under cOnstruc.
tion. More than one third of the grad
ing is completed, and if weather is
favorable, should be entirely finished
by November /.
J. w. Mcintosh, banker, and e. B..
Hunt, a prominent attorney of Grove,
Okla, are here in connection with the
case Of Chas. Kelly, who was placed
under arrest at the instance OF the
Oklahoma authorities charged with
disposing Of mortgaged livestock.
Miss Bess Shearer of Salt Lake
arrived in the city uesday where
she will visit her sister, County
Superintendent Leila Baker. Miss
Shearer has been visiting her uncle,
H. F. Shearer of Bozeman, publisher
OF the Courier, for the past several
weeks
Deputy State Game Warden Berkin
left Monday for Harlowtown where
he will meet the fish car and accom-
! pany it to Roundup where fish will
unloaded for Flatwillow and Swim
ming Woman creeks. Mr.. Berkin will
/ then supervise the stocking of these
streams.
Charles Wentworth was again in
charge of the Fergus county exhibit at
the state fair, and, with J. H. Supre.
nant as assisting decorator, has again
proven his ability as an artist in max
/ ing the booth beautiful to the onlook
ers who flocked by thousands through
/ the exhibit.
The freshman class of the high
/ school held their meeting Monday.
afternoon for the purpose of electine
officers for the ensuing term. Shan
non Cross was elected president;
Helen War;, vice president; Thomas
! Vehawn, treasurer: Hazel Clark, sec
! retary. and Joe Downs, sargeantat
arms.
John A. Raitt, editor and publisher