Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1903-06-03
NEWS FROM
BIG GOLD CAMP
Kendallites Busy Erecting New Build
ings and Polishing Up the Old
Inside and Out.
PROGRAM FOR JUNE THIRTEENTH
Memorial Day Was Observed by Re-
lieious Services Sunday-New
Business Enterprises.

The following program will be rem
dered here Miners day, Saturday,
June 18th, $500 to he distributed in
prizes:
Double handed drilling contest, first
prize, 800; second, $50.
Tug of war between residents and
visitors. prize S35.
Stand and jun. prize s..
Putting the stone. first prize, $40;
second. So.
Horse race. 300 yards, prize S25.
Foot race 100 yards, prize so.
Boys ace under II years. 80 yards.
first prize $3.50; second. $3.50.
Girls race under II years. 80 yards,
first prize. So; second. $3.50.
Committee on arrangements. ID.
Whipple, Chas. Benson, Wm. Zollen-
ger. John Meallen and w. W. Calder.
Committee on sports-Robert We'd
lock. Chas. Benson and ORGY Arnold.
Reception committec-Mr, and Mrs.
Chas. Benson, Mr.. and Mrs. VI. Flah-
erty. Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. Hall, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Mcdonald. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Billiard.
The following committees will have
charge:
Floor managers-Chas. Bell, VIM.
Nader. VIM. O'Conner. Hugh Tully
and Thos. Dignon.
The program will close with a grand
ball at the Deertield Mercantile build
ing. music TO be furnished by Prof.
Hutchinson's orchestra and supper
will be served al the stephens hotel.
Headquarters for the day will be in
the Deerfield company. building on
upper Mckinley avenue.
Mrs. L. W. King is here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. b. Read visited here
Tuesday.
Mr.. NJ. Regan, of Lewistown, is here
on business.
Mesdames. Weaver and McGreen
visited relatives in Gilt Edge Sunday.
Mr.. Pick. our county assessor. made
Kendall a brief visit during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweeney. from Warm
Spring creek, were here shopping Sat
urday.
Mrs. J. r. Mckay departed this week
for a brief s%ojourn with her parents
at Lethbridge.
John Robinson has returned to Ken.
dali after a few weeks absence in the
rural districts.
Mrs. Biglen. of Gilt Edge, is visiting
here the guest Of her son. Owen. at
the Kendall mill.
Mrs. La Perre. of Kalispell. who
formerly run an eating house here. Is
in the town on business.
Mrs. VIM. Neill. OF Garneill, and
Mrs. Wilson, of the Horse Shoe Bar.
visited friends here Saturday.
Abel e. Co. opened up their new
butcher shop Saturday. Mr.. Abel says
business is first-class in his line.
A dance will be given in the Cook
block on the evening OF Miners Union
day. Supper to be served at the
Shaules hotel.
The farewell dance given by the
Eutre Nous Club was well attended
and a most enjoyable time is reported
by those present.
Chas. Braunscheid has had the paper
hangers at work on the Shamrock for
a few days, and now his place Of bus
mess makes a good appearance.
John Dolson is beautifying his cot.
tage on upper Mckinley avenue by a
porch. IL adds greatly to its appear
ance. Mr.. Knapp is doing the work.
Mr.. Oscar Foote. brother of Mrs.
II. II. King. who has been in Kendall
the last few months. departed Mon.
day via Great Falls for his home in
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Chas. Roberts and daughter
left Monday for Garneill. where Mr..
Roberts is on his ranch. and after a
brief visit will leave for a three
months visit with her parents at Tor
onto.
Memorial day was not observed
very extensively in Kendall. However.
Sunday memorial services were held
in the Cook building. consisting Of pa
triotic songs and discourse by the
Rev. Anthony.
l.. e. Wilson received his first load
of drugs for his new drug store yes.
terday. Mr.. Wilson's building is now
finished except pabering and il will
add considerably 10 the appearance OF
Mckinley avenue.
Rev. Father Ncrmaat held divine
service in Miners Union hall Tuesday
and Wednesday. The service wa,
well attended. His visit here this timl
gave the Catholics an opportunity e
receive their Easter communion. II
the future he promises TO visit Kendall
once each month.
This beautiful weather causes IN.
rustic TO sing Tie Deums the noun
tain scenery IN this locality rs bccom
ing very picturesque. Elaborate Pre-
parations are being made in Kendall
for Miners day. II promises to be tn
eventful day in the history of Kendall
An immense crowd is expected an
preparations for their Accommodate
are now being made.
(Kenuall, May 27.D
Jas. Ross. who is employed at tn
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