Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-11-11
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KENDALL ITEMS.
c. Z. Carlyle is reported on the
sick list.
Mrs. Ed. Weaver visited friends in
Lewistown last week.
H. V. Turner is in Helena on a
business proposition"
Kendall needs a short order restau.
rant and needs it badly.
Mr.. Chas. II. Benson was reported
on the sick list last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. r. Dando are now
occupying the Basin cottage.
Mrs. Kinnen is here the guest of
her nephew, Harry Newman.
Miss Doris May is again among us.
She is now at the Shaules hotel.
Mrs. Mclean, of Lewistown, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Henry Par
rent.
Tuesday all were made happy again
upon receipt of their wages for the
month.
Mr.. Sweeney, the Spring creek
rancher. made a business trip to KEEP
dali Monday.
Mrs. Chedisker returned Thursday
from a prolonged visit with relatives
in Nebraska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lane, of Lewistown,
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
b. Hill Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. McLern are now
occupying their new residence on up
per Mckinley avenue.
Mr.. Chas. Wright, of Gilt Edge,
spent the week here as the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Matlock.
Mrs. Chas. Roberts returned this
week from a three months visit with
her parents in Ontario.
The dance given in the Cook hall
Friday night was a most enjoyable
event and the attendance was large.
Florence. the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Owen Biglen. is rapidly recover
ing from what was thought to be a ia.
tai illness.
Several of the employees of the
Barnes-King company are having a
lay off owing to new machinery being
placed in the mill.
The many friends of William Mad.
er are glad to see him here again.
Mr.. Nader reports a most delightful
sojourn in the east.
Many from Kendall attended the
dance at the residence of Theodore
Lindsey Friday night. Those who at
tended report a good time.
Mrs. Chas. Ridell is reported as be
ing very critically i'll, DR.. Mccoy be
ing the attending physician. A
speedy recovery is hoped for.
M-v II II Raid apd Mrc Smith M
Spring creek, were visitors to ou
camp Saturday. While here they were
the guests of Mrs. T. r. Matlock.
DR.. Mccoy is now occupying the
Wasmansdorf residence. his mother
and sister having recently came here
from California to remain indefinitely
with the doctor.
Mr.. Chas. Braunsheid, proprietor o.
the Shamrock, has decided to retir,
!, from business. Mr.. Brauncheid is un
, decided as to Just what he will DE-
during the winter.
"A brief" received by the officials
. of the Sunday school here announces
, that the Rev. Lamm. who vas to taxi
: charge of the flock at Kendall, hal
2 decided not to accept the call.
| Mr.. Murray, who has until recent.
: lived on a ranch south of town. ha'
| decided to build a residence just ov
, er the hill east of town. in order tina
his children may take, advantage o
our school.
I AS a result of Saturday night
storm the hills in these parts are yer,
copiously supplied with "the beauti
' full and all that is required now is tn
4 jingle of the sleigh bells and tn
I scene would appear quite winter like
s The Rev. McGrady, who was +
4 have lectured here Friday evenin
under the auspices of the socialists
was taken suddenly i'll and all his al
i pointments suddenly cancelled. Hi
+ non-appearance was a great disaI
pointment to the people of the CAM
T The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Ernest Ebbage will regret to learn G
their going to White Fish, where MI
Ebbage goes in connection with tn
Chronicle. Mr.. and Mrs. Ebbage ar
both very popular here and their man
y friends regret their departure, bu
wish them godspeed in their ne'
y field of labor.
e Mr.. Cleveland. proprietor of tn
. Kendall Chronicle. moved the plar
h to White Fish Friday. The removs
S came in the way of a surprise to tn
n patrons in Kendall and many will r,
greet the absence of this weekly visi
or, as il is quite an uncommon thin
u to have a newspaper issued in a cam
II as small as this one. However, r.
GREETING Mr.. Cleyeland's plan of lea
y ing MS in the dark as to a newspape
n we wish him success in his ne
field.
y At a meeting held last Saturda
Evening in their hall the North Mo
= casin union. No. Ill. OF Western Fee
eIation of Miners. decided to hol
their annual ball on Thanksgiyin
night. November 26th. This event
always looked forward TO with grei
pleasure. as it is always the event
. the season and calls out the entil
! community. Ii is announced by II
= promoters that no pains is being spa
81 ed 10 make II a social gathering thi
will surpass all other events thi
II have ever been chronicled In the a
nails OF the big gold mining camp
the North Moccasins. A complei
program will be published later.