Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-04-13
KENDALL ITEMS,

be placed therein as soon as the LAW
bone brings it in. A new mill vii
be erected this season on this proI
erty, which means great deal TO
this camp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Smith visite,
Lewistown Monday.
Mr.. A. B. Lehman was seen on ou
streets pay day.
Messrs. Nelson and Sage, OF Ma
den, were here Monday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Newman spen
a few days in Lewistown during tn
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Mcmillan
who have resided among us for III,
last eight months, moved to thei
ranch near Rocky Point on the Mis-
souri, river Monday. Their man,
friends here regret their departure
but Mr.. and Mrs. VI. promise TO re
turn before the fall of the leaf.
Sunday evening, Rev. Lamb, assist
ed by Rev. Pfaus, of Lewistown
completed the organization of /
Presbyterian church in Kendall
Their place of meeting is the new
school house. The majority of thos,
joining belonged to this sect in 9th
er localities. This makes the thirt
congregation organized in Kendall
viz: Catholic. Methodist and Pres
byaterian.
Mr.. Nose Solomon, who is one
OF the members of the Kendall-Kinl
Mining Co., returned Friday from TT
Benton, where he had gone to spend
the winter with relatives. While
away Mr.. Solomon visited Spokane
Butte and other western cities, ant
he says Kendall was never watched
with greater interest by the public
eye than now. Mr.. Solomon predicts
great future for the town and says
there Is no place like Kendall after
all.
Contractor Jas. Knapp reports con
siderable building to be uone in Ken
dali this summer. He has already
drawn up plans for five or six build
ings and has more in sight.
Messrs. Duffy, Carter and Fletcher
three commercial drummers. visited
the merchants of Kendall Monday.
Mr.. Fletcher. recently of Great
Falls. is now working for the Barnes
King Co., and contemplates bringing
his family here in the near future
Mr.. Irwin Greenlet left Monday fol
his home near Sand coulee.
The Ladies Aid society met Friday
at the residence of II. II. Lang.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard |. Shaw visit
ed the county seat Monday.
Mr.. Andy Smith moved his family
into the living rooms of l.. C. viii
sons building Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Dome left Ken
dali Saturday for Gilt Edge, where
they will reside in the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman drove
to Lewistown Monday, returning the
same day.
j. M. Parent visited Lewistown on
business the latter part of the week
Guy Norman. the jeweler, was here
pay day.
Mrs. Oliver Allen returned Monday
from their ranch at Garneill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scott returned
last week after a brief sojourn in
Billings.
The Kendall base ball team has or,
ganized for the season with Clingan
as manager. Nichols and Butler, late
of the coast league 40 battery, Guy
Pumwell and Cross as extra pitch
ers. Curt Dennis shortstop and Cap
tain Dick Mckinney, of the Texas
league. first base, VIM. Nader. second
base, Al. Lansworth, third base. The
outfielders have not yet been chosen
but among the material to select from
are G. and z. Bullard, Kid O'Neil
Gregory, Jim Cummins and Fred
Watson. With the above members in
our team We feel that Kendall will
be well represented in the diamond
this season, and. judging from her
last years career, we predict great
things for this summer. In order to
get their current expenses the team
has decided to give ball on Friday
evening. April 22nd, in Cooks hall
Music to be furnished by the Bullard
four-piece orchestra. Those having
charge of the affair are Mr.. and Mrs
Macdonald. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie Bul
lard, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cheek, Mr.
and Mrs. Ed. Weaver, and Messrs
Chas. Bell, Curt Dennis, Vance Butler
and VIM. Nader. This is worthy
cause and should be patronized by
all, as there Is no greater drawing
card for town, then, too, 1t affords
great deal OF amusement and gives
considerable recreation to those who
are engaged In the various kinds oi
employment in and around Kendall
The dance promises to be the event
of the season, therefore no one car
afford to miss II.
Mr.. Vance l.. Butler, of this city
and Miss Alta Rash, of Lewistown
were married at the home of the
brides parents in Lewistown Wed
nesday evening, the Rev. Henry
Quickenden officiating The brides
maid was Miss Della Mccoy and the
best man Mr.. Nichols, Of Kendall
Only immediate friends and relative.
of the contracting parties being pres
ent. Both the bride and groom ar,
well known in this camp, she having
made her home here for some tim'
last winter and the groom has beer
here for several months running thu
diamond drill. The young couple
have commenced housekeeping II
the Cook block and have the bes
wishes Of the entire community.
Mrs. L. d. Wilkerson, of Sprin,
creek, was in Kendall Tuesday.
Mr.. Lee Hilliard is here from hi
ranch near Garneill.
Mrs. Fletcher is in town today Wis
iting her nieces at Paul Smiths.
Weaver & Riser are excavating OF
the south side of their building for al
addition to be erected so 16. whel
completed 1t will be used as a clu
room
Mr. Thos Purges returned from