Fergus County Democrat., 1916-12-14

itOr In the county seat Saturday.
E. w. Parson of Maginnis was bust
ness caller in Lewistown Saturday.
Mrs. Theo. Benz OF Winifred is
latient at the Woodlawn hospital.
]. B. Weidenborner and c. E. White
Of Moore were in the city Friday.
Mr.. Liebing, of the Cook Reynolds
company, left Sunday for Minneapolis.
Mrs. ]. H. Jackman left Saturday
for Grand Island, Ill.,, to visit for some
weeks.
Mrs. Katherine TAFT left Sunday for
her former home, Chicago. to visit for
time.
Miss Ethel Stoudt and Miss Mary
McMillin of Glengarry are visitors in
lie city.
C. Elwell of Geraldine was bust
| ness visitor in the Judith metropolis
Monday.
| H. r. Hague left for Canton, Ohio.
where he will visit until after the
holidays.
Mrs. Sadie Hoffman. proprietress Of
the Hoffman house, left Monday for
the east.
| George Mudd of Grass Range is at
St, Joseph's hospital receiving medical
treatment.
Mr.. Crambery Of the Brooks Mer-
camille company was business visitor
| in the city.
| H. C. Thompson of the Thompson
Construction company left for the
east Monday.
| M. X. Christensen of Denton spent
Friday in the city attending to busi-
ness matters.
Mrs. John Burke Of Harlowton was
in the city attending to business mat
ters Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. King returned
Friday evening from Wisconsin and
other points east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Cummings left
for the east Saturday to be gone until
after the holidays.
w. D. Marvin and wife left Mon
day for Florida. where they will visit
for several months.
For eczema try ZensaL Sold by
Seiden Drug Co.
! Mrs. NJ. B. La Mont left on Mon
days train for Sioux Falls. S. D., to
visit with relatives.
Mrs. Wright of Hobson has been Wis
iting here the past week with her SIS
ter, Miss Sara Raw. ;.
Miss Marie Kotas Of Denton left
Monday for her home after shop
ping visit in Lewistown.
Mrs. I. w. Powell and Mrs. Lucy
Finn left Saturday for Kansas City
to visit for some months.
Mrs, J. H. Deskins left Saturday
morning for California, where she viii
spend the winter months.
Frank Sage of Winifred, an old
timer of the Maiden district. is in the
city meeting old friends.
John H. Thomas returned Friday
from several weeks visit at his for
mer home at Augusta, Mont.
Mrs. G. P. Forbes left Frida,
morning for Kansas City. where she
will visit for several weeks.
Lloyd Soper, who has been visitlnt
for some time at Sheridan. Wyo., re
turned to Lewistown Monday.
Arnold Kropp, an employ at ADe
Bros. meat market, left Saturday TO-
his old home at Raymond, Minn.
Leonard Bibb and wife, who are re
siding on homestead near Utica
are in the city on several days visit
A, H. Badger, a prominent yOunl
business man and rancher of the Win
. nett region, was here on business Mon
day.
G, H. Kohl, water man of the Grea
Northern, left Monday for Billing
after attending to business matter
here.
Douglas Washburn, "a prominen
!, rancher of the Grass Range country
was a caller in the county seat Sal
$ urday. -
l. Principal Cummings, of the hig
school, went to Roy Saturday, glvin
: an address at that place on schoc
n matters.
J. C. Weeter, Salt Lake City cal
e italist, is in town looking over tn
n field generally with view to inves
ing.
Miss Anna Cecrle,. a popular youn
|. saleslady, employed at Epper's stor
in Denton, was a county seat vlsito
Monday.
: Mrs. Calk of Forsyth has bee
called to Lewistown on account OF tn
\ illness of her husband, who is worl
! ing for the Milwaukee.
]. J, Deveraux. travelling agent fc
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe raj
way system, with headquarters
/ Salt Lake City, Is in the city.
James H. Johnston of Moore, WI
! underwent critical operation for a
| pendicitis at St. Joseph's hospital tW
1weeks ago, returned home Tuesday
" Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Atkins, OF tn
! Winnett. Irrigation company left Sa
/ urday for Kansas City, where the
will remain until after the holidays
III F. Josiah Chase. in charge OF II
] farm management work, is giving
I special course in farming for the a
ricultural class at the high school tn
week.
Mrs. Margaret Devivier and Mr.
l Eva Perleberg and son, Claude, lie
on Tuesday morning for San D1eg
Cal. where they will spend the wi
ter months.
I Jack Munroe, the popular attacl
! of the Creel undertaking establis
ment. who is i'll at St. Joseph's no
pital, is reported as getting along vel
satisfactorily at present
Mrs. w. J. Tilling, formerly of Lee
istown, set sail from England on De
on the steamer st. Paul, of the Anne
1Iican line, for Boston, where she w