Fergus County Democrat., 1916-11-30

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Flax-No. l, $2.44: No. 9, $239.
/ r. A. Erie of Denton spent Monday
/ in Lewistown.
: s. w. Morgan was a visitor from
Denton Friday.
T. {. Green was a visitor from
Windham Friday.
| Mrs. Clara Fromberg of Tyler was
In the city Monday.
J. G. Mcguire, the paving contractor,
is III the city from Butte.
| Robert Singleton and wife left Sat.
urday for Fort Scott, Kan.
Frank Sheeks Of Alaska Bench Is IN
the city transacting business.
+. A. Hamilton of Stanford tran
sacted business here Monday
Murray H. Deaton was in the city
from his Kendall ranch Tuesday.
/ Miss Branch, teacher of the Chi.
nook schools, was in the city Tuesday.
/ Art Work, travelling agent for the
p. D. Davis Drug company, is in the
city.
| John Mcmillan, Il prominent ranch
er of Glengarry, was in the city Sun
day.
/ Charles +. d'Autremont, a prominent
merchant of Wndham, was in the city
! Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Clark left Sun
day for California to spend part of
the winter.
| Elmer Sundquist. operator at the
Great Northern left Monday for
Great Falls.
Roy Mcdonald Of Moccasin, a promi-
nent farmer, was visiting the county
seat Tuesday.
Charles +. Lehman, agent for the In
ternational Harvester company, is a
caller in the city.
Cashier ]. II. Morrow of the First
National Bank Of Moore, transacted
business here Monday.
! Earl Lee, a homesteader of the
Beckett country was in the city attend
ing to business Tuesday.
Hugh Mcintosh and Jonas Watson,
prominent farmers Of Coffee Creek.
are in Lewistown on business
Farm loans; lowest rates; no cash
commission; no delay. b. A. Cum
ming, 4O6 Bank-Electric building.
/ A marriage license has been issued
to Thomas F.. Toomey and Miss Anna
Wichmann, both of I.ewistown.
! NJ. G. Lowe, l.. D. Gibson and II. J.
| Upton. homesteaders near Roy. left
Friday for Youngstown, Ohio where
they will spend the winter months.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Carl kirst and son
Wallin of Christina are visitors in the
city from their ranch near that town.
| Judge Roy +. Ayers has accepted
an invitation to deliver the memorial
address for the Bozeman Elks on Sun
day next.
Mike White travelling route agent
for the Great Northern. with head
| quarters at Great Falls, spent Sunday
in the city.
| c.. A. McChesney. a former member
of the McChesney Engineering com.
pany of Lewistown, left for Great
Falls Monday.
! Mrs. Henry Cheeseman of Dccrfield
stopped off at Lewistown Monday on
| her way to Wisconsin where she will
visit with relatives.
c. A. Cheney, OF the Mccullough
Contracting company, left Monday
for st. Paul where he will spend
Thanksgiving with relatives.
Hugh r. Dawes and William J.
Brooks. two prosperous ranchers from
Garneill, We're transacting business in
the city the first of the week.
Ernest Anderson left Saturday for
Seattle, Wash. where he has accepted
a position with the City mills. MIR.
Anderson viii return to Lewistown in
about year.
George Arnold returned Monday
from several days business trip to
| Miles City and other Milwaukee points,
where he represented the Shoemaker
& Co. interests.
J. B. Holmes, a prominent rancher
OF the Benchland section is in the
city on jury duty Mr.. Holmes states
the winter grain is in excellent shape
on the west side.
Attorneys Oscar Ulsaker of Moore
and J. w. Barker OF this city went to
Winnett by auto Friday, where they
conduct a land case before the United
States commissioner.
+. L. Skinner, wife, and daughter,
June. from power plant on the Mis-
souri, river, passed through Lewistown
Friday on their way to Moccasin.
where Mr.. Skinner has purchased
large tract Of land.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles o Lee, 208 West Water street,
will sympathize with them in the
death Of their infant son, Donald. The
child lived few hours and was bur
led on Wednesday, Nov. %, by the
Rev. George Hirst.
A pretty wedding occurred at the
GOodell home at HobsOn Tuesday after.
noon when Miss Garnet GoOdell,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence NJ.
Goodell, became the bride of Herman
+. Schrader, of Hunters Hot Springs
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodell are well known
pioneers of the Judith Basin, coming
here in 1882. and the bride is a native
daughter. After wedding trip. Mr..
and Mrs. Schrader will make their
home at Hunters Hot Springs.