Fergus County Democrat., 1916-01-13

Beaver creek
Miss Alice Teagarden was in the
city from Piper.
c. P. Combs was in Lewistown from
Hilger Tuesday.
A. S. Sykes of Denton was in the
city on business.
l. J. Brook of Denton is stopping at
the Bright hotel.
T. G. Waddell of Stanford was a
county seat visitor.
F. Connely of kolin was Lewis
town caller Sunday.
Miss Marie Rhea of Stanford was in
Lewistown Tuesday.
Sanford Emerson of Forest Grove is
county seat visitor.
Homer Gies, the Winnett lawyer,
was in the city Saturday.
J. w. Sisson of Acushnet was a
Lewistown visitor Sunday.
Henry Hanson was Lewistown
visitor from Forest Grove.
Earl Stingley was in the city from
the Alaska bench country.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. B. Coolidge of Mai.
den were in the city Sunday.
County Commissioner E. d. Barney
40 III NhS WY lloil bttTllclu.
Sam w. Teagarden of Forest Grove
was in Lewistown on business.
Oscar Ulsaker, the well known
Moore attorney, was in the city.
Albert Hogeland of Acushnet was
in the city Saturday on business.
f. 0. Hedrick, the well known bank
er was in the city from Moccasin.
George d. Aune, well known bust
ness man of Denton, was in the city.
c. w. Eayliss. well known mining
man of Kendall, was in the city on
business.
Mrs. A. l.. Uranker of Kendall is in
the city, to remain for about two
months.
F. ]. Raw, the well known Kolin
merchant, was in the city Sunday on
business
Mrs. Ella French is back in Lewis
town after completing the school term
near Grass Range.
Dr. and Mrs. !. M. Beatty left Mon
day afternoon for Hot Springs, Ark,
and New Orleans, on two months
visit.
Peter Rosso, the well-known mining
man, is in Lewistown from Maiden,
where he has extensive mining inter-
ests.
J. r. Cox and John Nylander re-
turned Monday to their home in
Roy, after business visit in Lewis
town.
Mrs Edward Beach of Garneill was
who has been seriously i'll, is now re-
covering rapidly.
Mrs. l.. ID. Wilkerson, who resides
near Hilger, was in Lewistown yester-
day, coming over to attend the Parent
Teacher meeting.
Mrs. Sam w. Teagarden. who was
operated on at the hospital in this
city week ago, is showing encourag-
ing Improvement.
Mrs. Skyles, who has been confined
at St. Joseph's hospital for a week,
has so far improved that she was able
to leave for her home Sunday.
E. 0. Jenkins, a we'll known bust
ness man Of Denton, is in the city.
Frank Fckert Of Ringing is in the
city on brief business visit.
T. J. Winters, formerly engaged in
the plumbing business in Lewistown,
was in the city from Geraldine, where
he has a plumbing establishment.
Walt Mossman, Tom O'Brien, J. E.
Nylander, G. M. Barbee, Mrs. J. G.
Jamm and Rose Liking are Roy peo-
pie now visiting the county seat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stephens OF the
Black Butte county were in Lewis
town Saturday Mr.. Steuhens plans
on leaving for st. Paul on business.
]. ]. Bullard the well known piano
dealer, is back in Lewistown after a
business trip to the Moore and Glen
gary regions. He reports good busi-
ness conditions.
Mrs. Ea.id Foreman. who has ,lst
undergone an operation at St. Jo-
seph's hospital, is improving rapidly,
which her numerous friends will be
pleased to learn
F. c. Henneman, district roadmaster
for the Great Northern, and Louis
Newman, president Of the Great Falls
commercial club, left Friday after
a short visit in Lewistown.
Miss Van Derlip has returned from
two weeks visit in Portland where
che was called by the serious il'noss
Of her mo.l e.. Miss Van Derlin has
resumed her duties at Sweitzer
DR.. and Mrs. |. NJ. Beatty plan on
leaving Monday for New ORLEANS
They will spend the next three months
travelling about the country at leis-
ure and may visit Cuba and Panama.
Fl. G. Hulstone Of the Golden Rule
store of Roundup, formerly employed
at the Lewistown Golden Rule, was in
the city Monday on a brief visit.
Mr.. Hulstone left this city seven
years ago.
The silver cups won by Fergus
county on past occasions, were sent
to San Francisco for exhibition pur-
poses, have been returned to the
Chamber of Commerce office in first
class order.
Frank Stephens jr. left Monday
for Faribault. Mimi, where he will re-
sume his studies at ST. James school.
He has been spending the holidays
in Lewistown and on the Stephens
ranch near Maginnis.
George Miller. who has been visit
ing his brothers here for few days,
from DUBUQUE, Iowa, and Robert
Kean of Bernard, Iowa, left Tuesday
for their respective homes, after look
ing over land conditions in this coun-
ty, with view of investing.
HihhS haod of tho Montap A.