Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-20
NEWS FROM
THE CAMPS
Ball Given by the Miners Union and
Other Entertainments at Kendall
on St. Patrick's Day.
VISITORS DURING THE WEEK
At Busy Gilt Edse-SmalI Blaze
School Ente rtainment - Business
and Personal Notes.

Kendall March l9.-H. Crane, OF
Helena, arrived in Kendall Saturday.
Mrs. W. e. Barger and Mrs. E. w.
Taylor, of Lewistown, visited friends
in Kendall Thursday.
E. r. Race registered at the Shaules
Friday.
E. NJ. DrinkaM went out to his
ranch on Beaver creek Friday after
noon and returned sunday.
H. NJ. Butler, the travelling repre-
sentive for the Parchen Drug Co. Of
Helena accompanied by l.. G. Wilson
the Lewistown druggist, spent Sun
day in Kendall
Ben Acly, of Philbrooll, arrived in
Kendall Thursday and expects to re-
n.ain here.
Clarence Bovee returned to Kendall
Thursday.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
knerr at the Lindsay ranch, was
frightened by the arrival of baby
-s,:rl on Sunday Mother and child are
'tiHS we'll
II. /. Shaw and Chas f. Easel re.
turned from Lewistown Thursday.
W. j. Lewelln, of Lewistown, and
his frien Sam .Jouch. of Atlanta Ga.
ale in town
The friends of Butte Upton will be
clad to learn that he is recovering
from his illness and will probably re-
turn to Kendall this week.
/ Walker Wells, of F'latwillow, was a
Kendall visitor Thursday. 1t is under
stood that Mr.. Wells is looking up a
business location.
/ Tom Sonde left Friday for White
/ Sulphur Springs where he will spend
several weeks in the hope Of benefit
ing his health He has been suffering
/ for some time with rheumatism.
/ Gus Shivlihood went to Lewstown
sunday.
| Messrs Ed. Weaver, Archie McCor
mick, Ernest Elsner and Jas Stafford
are in Lewistown on the jury.
II. R. King is laid up with the Ia
grippe.
Deputy Sheriff Fischer has moveC
into his new house which was recent
ly furnished. The house has two rooms
and Mr.. Fischer win use one for al
office and the other for a bedroom.
Dr. and Mrs. G. A. Smith left Satur
day for Lewistown with the intention
OF taking the stage for Great Falls
enroute to Townsend where Mrs
Smiths father J. X. Marks is very i'll
When they got TO Lewistown they re
pceived word that Mr. Marks was bet
tel so they remained over Sunday
Mrs. Smith taking Monday morning.
train for Townsend.
Mr. and Mrs. William Newton an'
Miss Katie Stevens entertained
small company of friends at thei
, home on Thursday evening. The even
!, inc was delightfully."- spent with mu
sic an, refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Lang Went II
Iowstown Thursday.
Charles Fletcher is confined To hi
, home with an attack of The grip.
| The reading club was entertaine
, by Miss Elsie King at her home o
Saturday evening, and almost all {
, the members We're present in spit
t of the blustery weather. II was S
, Patrick's day and the decoration
f were in a vivid green in honor of tn
t occasion, and number of the men
bers wore green ribbons and necl
ties. After the reading delicious r.
freshments of ice cream and cak
We're served
Born, to the wife of Charles Park
a daughter. on Sunday afternoon.
John J. Bullard returned from S
Paul Saturday. Mr.. Bullard says ths
, o. +. Wasman,lorff OF lewiston
has drafted the plans for the shaft
be sunk by the Queen company. Coz
tracts will be let at once.
The Miners Union gave a st. Pa
, f:ck's dance on Friday evening at th
o Shaules hotel, and at the Miners VI
!. ion hall. Everyone had a pleasar
+ time. Supper was served at both Ii
, restaurants and at the Shaules hote