Fergus County Democrat., 1904-10-25
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kE NDALl NEWS.

w. q. Moore left Kendall for Colo
RADIO Springs on Monday.
l.. G. Wilson, the popular druggist
from Lewistown, made a business
| trip to Kendall last week.
G. Il. Smith of Gilt Edge registered
at the Shaules Tuesday.
f. b. Peterson came out from Lew
istown Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. Powell and
their daughters, Bessie and Mamie,
were Kendall visitors last week.
J. II. Mccormick of Gilt Edge was
in Kendall Thursday.
II. |. Shaw went to Lewistown on
business Sunday afternoon.
Misses Shorey and King attended
the Teachers Institute in Lewis
town last week. On her return Miss
King visited Miss Perry in the valley.
J. NJ. Luton Of Lewistown is the
guest of his daughter. Mrs. Paul
Smith this week.
William Wunderlin came out from
Lewistown on Friday. and will re-
main in Kendall several days.
Seymore Howell who has been un-
der the weather for the past week is
out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Wilson
were in from the power plant
OH Warm Spring creek on
last Friday Mrs. Wilson re-
mained and was the guest of Mrs. F..
l.. Beck for several days.
Mrs. j. p. Barnes, Jr.. of Lewis
town has been the guest of Mrs. Her.
shel King in Kendall the past week.
Perry Raban, who spent several days
in Utica. returned on Friday.
On Monday, the 25th Rev. Archi-
bald Kerr was installed as pastor of
tthe First Presbyterian church in
Kendall. Several men of the cloth
were here from outside points. They
were Revs. II. Quickenden of Lewis
town: George Edwards of Great Falls:
E. M. Ellis Of Helena: Richard Prin-
gle of kalispell; and j. Anthony
Mitchell of Stockett. Messrs. Froem-
bling and WheatcOmb of Lewistown
also accompanied the party.
Walter Midcap went to Lewistown
Monday to attend the Teachers In
stitute at that place. His eyes which
have been troubling him some time be-
came worse and he found it necessary
to 60 to Helena for treatment
II. j. Spranger of Moore registered
at the ShauleS Thursday.
Frank Pick and f. j. Hazen. two
of our most popular county officers
were in Kendall Saturday and Sun
day. Both gentlemen are again can
didates for Office and had with them
some first class cigars and strong po-
| litical arguments
Jos. Bryne of Lewistown wasa Ken
dali visitor on Saturday.
TIluds dllcIHOOl tlle eleclTlcdl
machinery which has been installed
in the Barnes-king mill, was set in
operation. The mill isnOw thorough
ly lighted by electricity. 1t will be
fully a month before the town is en-
tirely wired and lighted.
On Wednesday night rousing re-
ception was given by Kendall Republic
cans when Jos. N. Dixon of Missoula,
Republican candidate for reelection
to congress, E. w. King of Bozeman
for Lieutenant Governor. Harry r.
Cunningham of Butte, candidate for
State Auditor and w. f. Harman of
BoZeman candidate for Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, made speeches
in Kendall. Bontires lighted up the
street and blast after blast of dyna-
mite made the occasion noisy one.
Messrs O. W. Belden, g. W. Cook.
.. +. Wasmansdortf of Lewistown
and Willis A. Hedges of Yale. all of
whom are candidates for county offices,
and w. d. Symmes, chairman of the
central committee were also here.
A committee from Kendall met the
candidates and repaired at once to
the ShauleS hotel where a splendid
supper was served arrangements being
under the direction of Paul Smith.