Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-05-13

Mrs. Robert Wedlock. of Neihart.
has come to join her husband, who
is employed at the Barnes-King mine.
Rev. Evans, a student from the
east. will attend TO the religious wants
oil the people Of Kendall during his
vacation.
Mr.. S. c. Sanderson. who has been
employed until recently at the Ken.
dali mine, left Wednesday for Brit.
ish Columbia.
Mr.. p. II. McKelvey, a brother of
Mrs. Owen Biglen, Is here from Dead
wood. Mr.. McKelvey may locate
permanently here.
Kendall is oon to have a lawn
tennis club. A court Is now being
cleared and marked out northeast OF
II. l.. Shaw's residence.
The firm. Hogan & Brodrick, pro-
prietors OF the Palace Cafe. has dis
solved partnership. Mr.. Brodrick
will continue the business.
Kendall will soon be quite a relig-
ious center, as the Catholics, the
Methodists and Presbyterians are
contemplating erecting places OF wor-
ship.
The Abbey mine is closed down
until Mr.. Cook returns from the east,
as a result Messrs. Colmorgan. Law
renee and Barber have departed for
Washington.
The Turner block is oon to be con
verted into a concert hall and o
Quoted on a large scale. The propri-
etor is a Billings nan and he says he
will secure the very best talent.
Rev. Van Orsdell held service here
Monday. Brother Van is always a
welcome visitor to this camp. He was
greeted by a good sized audience.
who listened attentively to the rev.
erend gentleman.
Considerable work is now being
done on the open cuts at both mines.
The Kendall mine has opened up an
other cut and 1t Is said that 1t is rich
er and better ore. The future OF Ken
daI grows brighter as she grows old
er, In fact, there Is no other camp
IN existence that a make the show
ing that this camp can for its age.
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Miss Maybelle Lucier and Mr.. John
Hoffman we're united in marriage In
Justice McFarland's Office at Lewis
town Sunday afternoon. The mar
riage was a quiet one. only immediate
friends of the bride and groom being
present. After the marriage cere-
mony the happy couple returned to
the home of the bride just south OF
town, where a sumptuous spread was
prepared and congratulations receiy-
ed and all present made merry. Mr..
and Mrs. Hoffman are well known
young people of this community and
have the best wishes of all.
North Moccasin Union No. Ill. OF
the Western Federation OF Miners. is
preparing to celebrate on June 18th,
the natal day OF the federation, In a
most BETTING style. and 1t is prob
able that all the miners and other
labor organizations Of the county will
assist the Kendall union in the cele-
bration. A committee has been ap-
pointed by the union TO solicit sub
scriptions and arrange for the OBJ
seryance OF the day. The program
has not been definitely outlined yet
but will include drilling contests.
races, shot-putting contests and num-
erous other sports, for which most
liberal prizes will be offered. a
dance in the evening will also be one
of the attractive features Of the day.
the entire proceeds from which will
be donated to the Miners union hos
pital. North Moccasin union Is but
a little more than two years old, with
a membership Of about 100, yet II
maintains a hospital for its sick and
injured members and besides owning
the union hall has a neat surplus In
its treasury. The union expects TO
make the celebration OF June 18th a
most pleasant affair and when ar
engagements have progressed further
will announce the complete program.