Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-06-17
KENDALL ITEMS.

KENDALL ITEMS.
Hugh Mclaughlin was here Satur.
day from Gilt Edge.
Mrs. Ballinger and family, of Gilt
Edge, were here Saturday.
Mrs. Ella Abbot has returned from
Hunters Hot Springs entirely recup.
Grated,
Miss Mollie Hopkins, of Lewistown,
spent the week with Mrs. Walter
LARSON.
Mrs. Willis. of Gilt Edge, was the
guest of her husband here a few days
last week.
Miss Grace McHugh, who teaches at
Gilt Edge, was here to partake of the
festivities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. MCGEE. of Gilt
Edge, are the guests of their sister,
Mrs. Ed. Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Doherty. of Mai
den, were among the many from that
camp who came here to celebrate.
Mr.. Hopkins and Misses Hopkins
and Littlejohn. of Lewistown, were
the guests OF Miss Matlock Miners
Union day.
T.. o. Bu~senburg. Of the firm Of
Hilger a. Busenburg. took in the big
celebration in the big gold camp Min
ers' Union day.
Mr.. j. S. Kelly expects his family
here this week from Castle. They
will occupy the Arnold house in the
lower part of town.
A bright healthy baby boy was born
to the wife of Geo. f. Wells on the
morning of Saturday. uJne 18th. Both
mother and child are doing nicely.
II. II. Lang. superintendent at the
Kendall mine. left this week for Wal
lace, Idaho. where his wife's mother.
Mrs. McDermott. is quite i'll. Mrs.
Lang has been in Wallace since the
first of the month.
Messrs. II. r. Watson. J.. b. Ritch
and Tom Stout, of the Arugs stan,
were representing Fergus county's
largest paper here Miners Union day.
June 18th. Mr.. Ritch remained here
for several days In the interest of the
Argus.
Mrs. Derning, of Winston, Mont.
now has charge of the culinary de-
partment OF the Shaules hotel and Mr..
Shaules runs the bar. Mrs. Derning
comes TO our camp recommended as
one who thoroughly understands her
business.
Rapid Roadway is being made on
the construction of me new bunk
house at the Barnes-King mine. 1t
is a two-story structure and will add
considerable to the comfort of the
boarders at the mine. Messrs. Wells
and Parent are the builders.
John Wilson, the well known miner
of Gilt Edge, who was in the employ
of the Great Northern Mining company
for several years in that camp, is now
working in the Barnes-King mine. Mr..
Wilson expects to remain here perm
anently and will in a few weeks bring
his family here from Gilt Edge. Mrs.
Wilson was over from the Judith
mountain camp TO visit with him dur
ing the celebration of Miners Union
day.
What might have been a very seri-
GUS runaway occurred Saturday when
b. b. Reid and family were coming 10
town to participate in the festivities
of the day here. His team became
unmanageable on the hill this side of
tho Randall hunk house and SOOn the
buggy was upset and its occupants
thrown out. However. Mr.. Reid held
on to the lines and soon had the
horses under control. Fortunately, no
serious damage was done.
It is the intention of the base ball
enthusiasts of Kendall to give the
L.ewistown ball club a tropical run
for the purse offered to the winners
of the Fourth of July game. A well
attended meeting OF ball players and
those interested in the game was held
Monday night at which an organiza-
ton was effected for the season. II.
n. Clingen was chosen manager and
William Nader is captain. The prob.
able lineup OF the team will be as
follows: Parker. catcher; Barbee,
and Hamilton. pitchers; John Ryan
short stop; Jas. Kerr. first base; VIM.
Nader. second base; DR.. Mccoy. third
base: +. Bullion, left field; Curt Den
mis-. center field; w. Rice, right field;
Art Billiard. Monteelis and others
subs. Several of the players or 1hS
teams are first rate amateurs CEa
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