Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-07

are VlSlt1ng Ill the CITY With frlenuS.
!, +. A. Hamilton of Utica left Satur
day for California to spend the winter
MIR. and Mrs. Ira DeLOng and Miss
Lillian Glazier motored In from Straw
Friday.
w. E. Brassey. the Roy real estate
broker, was transacting business in the
city Tuesday.
Tommy Mason and wife of Wini.
fred are in the city. Mr.. Mason is on
the jury panel.
J. P. Edwards arrived Friday from
Billings. While here he attended to
business matters.
l.. Alweiz, of the Hub clothing
store. left Monday for Butte, on
business matters.
Attorney H. l.. DeKalk left Mon
day for Roundup. where he will at.
tend to legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs j. r. Mcdonald have
returned from weeks visit in Hell
ena and Great Falls.
r. w. Blake, U. S. commissioner at
Grass Range, was among the out OF
town visitors Monday.
For eczema try Zensal. Sold by
Seiden Drug Co.
Miss Athens, a teacher in the Plum
Creew country, was in the city doing
Christmas shopping Saturday.
Miss Nellie Pullen of Danvers spent
Thursday in LewistOwn and left Fri.
day for Winnett to visit friends.
A marriage license was issued Fri
day to Edwin c. Kempf and Miss
Emily Stoutenburh, both of Utica.
William Mcconnell, a rancher Of the
Moore country, was in the city at
tending to business matters Saturday.
F.. +. Miles. one of the organizers
of the new bank to be established
at Grass Range, spent Monday in
town.
]. II. Patrick and John Rauch spent
Thanksgiving at the Rumanstad
ranch, where they had delightful
time.
Harry Brown was a passenger on
Mondays train for Great Falls,
where he. went to attend to business
matters
Axel Refer, the local engineer, has
returned from Winnett where he was
surveying several additions to the
townsite.
Sam Eicoff returned to Grass Range
Monday after spending Sunday in
the city attending the Elk memorial
services
II. c. Thompson and wife, who have
been spending the past three weeks
at Thermopolis, returned on Monday
evenings train.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Walker of Wini
fred spent Thanksgiving day in the
city, Mrs. Walker leaving Friday
for Iowa on a visit.
Cashier Frank J. Hazen, of the En-
pire bank, leaves today for New York
City, where he will remain until after
the first of the year.
Jim Emerson of Helena. arrived in
the city Monday and left for For
est Grove where he will look after
his ranch interests
julius Barney has returned to Hell
ena after spending several days in the
city attending to business connected
with his laundry here.
Mrs. John Brinkman was a passen-
ger on Mondays train for Hunters
Hot Springs. where she will visit for
the next three weeks.
Mrs. Jessie lleren, who has been
| residing on her homestead the past
eight months, arrived in the city Mon
day for the winter months.
| c. J. Shanaahn, one of the leading
farmers of the Nihill region. was in
town Friday, coming in with G. A,
Alberts in the latter's auto.
! Ed. Holland, popular and genial
young business man of Suffolk. is
spending a few days in the citv at
tending to business matters.
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. R. Peterson left Fri
day for Roundup, where Mr.. Peter
son takes charge of department for
the Condor Mercantile company.
Miss Gladys Barrett, a popular
Great Falls girl. who has been visiting
Miss Mae Smith and her aunt, Mrs
| Charles w. Hackett returned home or
i! Saturday.
Mrs. John f. Lyons of Forest Grove
came to the city Monday morning
on business. Mrs. Lyons reports hel
husbands condition much better. He
is now visiting in Missouri.
4 w. S. Smith and wife returned Non
day from Thermopolis, Wyo., where
they spent the past two weeks. Mr.
Smith states that Lewistown is about
the liveliest town he has visited.
II Farm loans; lowest rates; no cash
II commission; no delay. B. A. Cum
ming, 406 Bank-Electric building.
h Mrs. j. G. Bebb left Monday morn
ing for Clay Center. Kan.,> where she
will visit for some time with her rela
tives, later leaving for southern Cali
fornia, where she will spent the win
ter months.
II Mrs. Irma Thompson. who held tht
position of stenographer at the Wor
den-Gribble law office, left Frida,
for Roy. where she will join her hus
band on their homestead. Mrs. Min
ME A. Sells has filled her vacancy
II Mrs. George Evoy left Saturda,
for Virginia where she will visit will
her relatives for the winter months
Mrs. Evoy will stop off at Minneapo
lis and visit for some time with Mrs
Crager, formerly Miss Bertha Muil