Fergus County Democrat., 1916-01-06

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the city Sunday.
]. B. Weidenborner of Moore was q
the metropolis.
J. E. Owens went to Kolin Tues
day on business.
Peter Stafford of Winifred was !,
the city Monday.
4 B. w. Bean, of Valentine. was at tn,
Bright Tuesday.
c. L. Thompson, of Valentine, is ;
Lewistown visitor.
w. Peterson of Hedgesyille was ,
LewistOwn visitor.
Miss Mary Woods of Beckett was ;
caller in Lewistown.
J. r. Owen came over from Moor,
Monday on business.
Mrs. Alice Proutt, of Hobson. is II
the city on business.
Charles Thalet of Windham was 6
caller at the county seat
| F. J. Leonard of Hilger was in th,
city on business Monday.
Ed F. Murphy, Jr., of Butte. is q
business caller in the city.
c. A. Cowan, of Hedgesville is q
business caller in Lewistown.
G. A. Stingley, of Grass Range, was
business visitor to the city.
j. E. Lyons was among the visitors
in the city from Forest Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mons P. Teigen, OF
Teigen, were at the Day house.
Walter Green returned home Mon
day evening from Fort Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Robinson, Jr, OF
Grass Range, are in Lewistown.
Mrs. Joseph Gallagher is business
caller in the city from Hobson.
D. L. Wilson of Kendall was among
the gold camp callers in Lewistown.
Everett Blair left for Missoula Mon
day, where he is attending school.
Mrs. John Brinkman left Monday
to spend some time in New York City,
Andrew Fergus, the we'll known Ar
mells rancher, is in the city on bust.
ness.
NJ. c. Grinde, representative of the
Avery company, is in the city from
Billings.
Mrs. Lillian Hagenson is back from
Great Falls, whtre she has been on a
short visit.
G. F. Budweiser, publisher of the
Valentine News, was visitor at the
county seat.
Miss Gladys Woods, who is teaching
school near Grass Range, was in the
city Monday.
Clint Taylor, J. B. and L. B. Har-
alsid, all of Hedgesville, are Lewis
town arrivals.
B. F. Williams and family expect
to leave this morning for visit to
California cities.
Miss Beulah Nimbar left Monday
for her home in Miles City, after a
weeks visit here
Charles Ruck, prominent rancher
Of the Judith river, is transacting busi
ness in Lewistown.
Andy kempenaar a well known
rancher OF the Benchland country, i
In the city on business.
Miss Alice Clancy left Monday for
Fort Benton, where she resumes
teaching in the high school.
Harley Scovel, former Lewistown
resident, who Is now ranching near
Hllger, Is in the city on business.
Miss Eva Dobeus returned to Lew
istown Monday evening from Roy,
where she has been visiting her par
ents.
L. L. Northington of Elko, New, has
arrived in Lewistown and accepted
position as telegrapher at the West
ern Union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Melchert will
leave on the Milwaukee this morning
for Los Angeles and other points in
California.
Miss Florence Gregor. of the West
ern Union, returned to LeWistOwn
Monday. after short holiday visit in
Harlowton.
Earl Hanley, who recently went to
Butte, is quite seriously Ill with
rheumatism and will be confined for
several weeks.
Mrs. N. Belanger, one of the pioneer
residents Of Fergus county, is in the
city from Kendall, visiting her daugh
ter, Mrs. F. E. Smith.
Robert G. Wright, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edmund Wright, left Monday for
Ann Arbor, where he is attending the
University Of Michigan.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Corbly returned
to their home at Hilger yesterday,
after attending the funeral of Mr.
Corbly's father at Bozeman.
Frank Whitcomb, Leona Wentworth |
and Lloyd Wentworth lett Monday |
for the Polytechnic Institute at Bill
ings. to continue their studies.
Chief Stock Inspector Lavigue was
in the city on official business for a
couple of days. He reports that busi-
less in his department is rushing.
Miss N. E. Reed, stenographer in
he office of E. G. Worden, the law
,er, returned Tuesday from Hilger,
where she has been visiting her
mother.
Bill Gremish, driver of the hose
art for the city fire department, re-
urned from Spokane yesterday morn
ng where he spent the holidays with
latives.
Mrs. Peter Yegen and Mrs. John
3ranger arrived in Lewistown last
vening from Billings to visit in the
ity for short while with friends
nd relatives.
Thomas Herbert. who is operating
he Jackman coal mine, is in the city.
lie says that an increased force of men
8 being put to work on the property,
he coal bed showing up fine.
The annual meeting of the Judith
lub for the election of officers and
he transaction of other business will
a hold OF <hn 01,,h