Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1905-05-24

finest bar fixtures ever brought tO
Kendall. They expect to be ready
for business by the lst of July.
Marshall Bros. are putting up lOdg-
ing house, "a "a, two stories, to con-
tain &c rooms. It will be fitted up
in modern style.
Mr.. Peter Murphy and family ar
rived here from Iowa and will make
their future home here. Mr.. Murphy
is putting up nice residence which
he expects to be ready for occupancy
in six weeks. He is employed at the
dali, and thinks it one of the best
towns he was ever in and expects to
remain here.
Frank Roy has almost completed a
nice residence, which, when complet-
ed, will be one of the finest in town.
The members of the Presbyterian
church have built manse for their
pastor, Rev. A. S. Kerr. It is nice
residence and credit to the town.
Mr.. eKrr informs US that a church
will be built here this summer, as
the lots and specifications are all
ready and work on it will start soon.
Kendall is proud Of it's Knights of
Pithias lodge. It was organized with
charter list of SO members and has
membership of g. and claims to
have the finest team work in the state.
DR.. Mccoy is G. G. The lodge is in
flourishing condition.
The l.. o. T. M. has a large mem.
bership and is successful financially
and socially.
The Ladies' Aid society is organized
here, and much interest is manifest.
ed in the meetings.
R. w. Jones, of Gilt Edge, has pur.
chased the Cornell building and will
open saloon. Mr.. Junes is an en-
terprising citizen and will run a nice
place of business, and expects to be
ready to cater to the thirsty by the
first of the month. He will move his
family here.
]. H. Daniels, of Gilt Edge, has pur.
chased the H. G. D. Smith restaurant
and will take charge the first of juno.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Rasor,
boy, weighing 1917 pounds. Mother
and son are doing well.
There is considerable agitation on
foot to incorporate the town.
H. l. Shaw, superintendent of the
Barnes-King mine, and Mr.. Lang,
superintendent of the Kendall mine,
were serenaded by the band last week
and they treated the band boys royal
ly.
School closed very successful term
last week. About 100 pupils attend
ed during the term.
Andrew Mace has purchased of w
S. Wareham 4S8 acres of land and
40 head of cattle, the consideration
being $500. The farm is an excel
lent one and has many fine and con
venient buildings. It is about nine
miles from Kendall. He will move
his family on the ranch in a few
days.
Lee Hilliard has purchased of VIM
Akley 200 acres of land, about IS acres
of which is under cultivation. the con
sideration being $1,000. He will move
to the ranch at once and make some
improvements.
Archie Mccormick and Lee Hilliart
have dissolved partnership, Mr.. Nc
Cormick retaining the livery stable.
Jack Billiard was the lucky MAI
last week in winning a beaver over
coat valued at $175.
Kirk Dennis holds the champion
record of the bowling alley, maxim,
262, while M. c. Burnett in the sam,
game made POS.
J. L. Amber, the merchant tailor
carries a fine line of samples and al
SO some stock on hand. Anyone need
ing fine suit call on Mr.. Amber.
E. H. Campbell, of Philipsburg, ha
purchased the Wilson drug store, ant
took charge the frs tot May. MI
Campbell is an experienced druggis
and will no doubt be successful here
He also has the telephone exchange
There were many newspaper repre-
sentatives in Kendall last week. Tw
ladies, one representing the MinneaI
oils Journal. and the other the Butt
Evening News; Mr.. Campbell. tn
Record Mr.. Hurvitch, the Fergu
. County Argus; Mr.. Baker, the Grea
Falls Tribune and Mr.. Edgecombbe
the Fergus County Democrat.
!; Kendall will hold memorial service
Decoration day.
} Grant Robinson. who is running tn
Kendall hotel. intends to move to hi
ranch on Spring creek the first of tn
month. and will also make visit t
! the Portland fair and to points in Ca
| ifornia.