Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-25
Gilt Edge
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KENDALL ITEMS.

sick list.
Miss Eveline Parent Is now EN-.
ployed in the Palace Cafe.
Miss Josie Gilskay was In the coun,
ty seat several days last week.
Mr.. Frank Stephens made a trip
to the county seat last week.
Mr.. A. Kelly, of the Barnes.King
Co.. spent Sunday in the metropolis.
H. r. King is having his residence
plastered this week.
Mrs. Susie Stephens made a shop
ping excursion to Lewistown Thurs
day.
Mr.. Busenburg, the teacher. spent
the Sabbath with relatives in Lewis,
town.
Geo. Cook, the Lewistown grocer,
made Kendall a business trip Mon.
day.
Miss Devivier, of Spring creek. was
the guest of Mrs. Thos. Riser Satur
day.
Miss Rose Durnen was reported i'll
during the week but is o GONZALES.
cent.
Thos. Burgess is now employed in
the drug store during Mr., Nelson's
absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheak have recently
moved into the Elsner cottage on the
hill side.
Miss Leila Wunderlin Of Lewistown
| spent Sunday with the family of John
S. Barnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. p. Durnen report a
rushing business in their new quar-
tiers, the Kendall hotel.
A new barber and a new tonsorial
parlor will next week be installed on
upper Mckinley avenue.
Alice. the 2-year-old child of Mr.
and Mrs. VIM. Newton, is suffering
from a severe attack of collie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin. of Gilt Edge
spent a few days during the week al
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Newton.
Mrs. Robert Hamilton departed Fri
day for Helena. where she will spend
a fortnight with friends and rela
tives.
Albert Hall. who has been employ
ed in Kendall for some time, depart
ed Saturday for his home near Lewis
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gloss are new
arrivals in the big gold camp, having
secured a domicile in the locality o.
the Kendall mill.
Mr.. John Hoffman, the freighter
removed into Kendall Sunday and /!
now occupying his home adjoining
the Kendall hotel.
Mr.. Vannest, who lived on a rancl
between here and Lewistown, ha;
moved his family into town and viii
remain here during the winter.
Mr.. Clingan. of the firm of Clingar
& Hamilton, departed Thursday fol
the coast, where he will s~ojourn foI
a few months and then visit in Ariz
ona, Utah and Idaho.
The Rev. Lamb delivered a very in
%structive discourse to a large and ap
preciative congregation in the schoo
house Sunday evening. All are de
lighted to have religious services here
again.
The Palace Cafe has been reopen
ed, r~efurnished and re-modeled ant
the new proprietors, Brodrick &
Swan, are now Offering a servic,
which the public pronounce excel
lentissimus."
The Rev. Lamb is spending tn,
week in Lewistown on revival work
His son. who is only q young boy
sang two anthems during the service
held here Sunday night and all pro
nounced his voice as one of rare cul
ture.
The store, until recently, operated
by ]. j. Jeffries. a closed by th'
sheriff on the 14th and the goods solo
at public auction to the highest bid
der on Monday. Geo. w. Cook, tho
Lewistown merchant. bid in the
whole thing for 5000.
Mrs. Harry B. Hill entertained
number Of her friends Tuesday even
ing. Instrumental and vocal selec
tions were the features of the even
ing. Lunch was served and thost
who were fortunate enough to be pres
ent report a most enjoyable time.
Messrs. j. NJ. Parent, Chas. Wright
Thos. Riser, Jas. Auberry. Henry Par
rent and George Wells, composed {;
party who spent a week during thu
cold spell making merry midst th'
dreary brakes in the bad lands chas
ing the deer. They returned well sup
piled with game,
The dance which Is to be given II
Cooks hall Thanksgiving night prom
Uses to be a great success, as thos'
on the program are leaving nothing
undone that would add to making /
a most pleasant affair. II is not Civ
en- under the auspices of the Miners
Union, as heretofore announced, bu
will be under the management OF
club. who will give a series of partiet
during the winter months.