Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-19
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son, the electrician, and A. B. Fox
boOkkeeper at the Kendall, followed
Tuesday with all kinds of guns, am
munition, ETC., expecting to have tho
time of their lives hunting for the
next two weeks in the Snowies.
Miss Mcdonald, of Lewistown, re-
turned to her home Monday.
John J. Billiard had a horse stolen
from his pasture Monday. Deputy
Sheriff Fisher left for the bad lanjs
as soon as the word was brought to
town in pursuit of the thief, but up
to this time has not returned AMI
no word has been received.
William Nichols and William Hut ch-
inson, two of the diamond drill boys,
drove over to Maiden Tuesday, whe.a
Mr.. Hutchinson will remain on the
drill there. Mr.. Nichols returned the
same day.
Mrs. Howard |. Shaw entertained a
few ladies at her hospitable home
Tuesday afternoon. One of the pleas
ures of the afternoon was toasting
marshmallOws over the open fire in
the CRATE.
Mr.. Thomas Stancliffe, of Pony,
Mont, is expected either Friday r.
Saturday. He will occupy the pulpit
of the Presbyterian church on Sun
day next, October 21st.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Curry drove
over to Gilt Edge Sunday on pleasure
bent and to see the town.
A party composed of Miss Sadie
Odds, of the Lewistown telephone ex-
change, and Miss Edith Sloan, q sis
| ter of Charles Sloan, of this place,
and Messrs. Meredith and Smith. the
affable city clerk, of Lewistown, drove
up Sunday to spend the day.
The peace and Quietude of Kendall
was enlivened Tuesday evening by a
frenzied man with a rife in his hand.
He mistOOk one OF our prominent bus
mess men to be the man for whom
he was hunting and took three sho S
at him. Happily, it resulted in NJ
more serious damage than punctur-
| ing hole in the atmosphere.
| The Christy Comedy Co., which
played for three nights here last week,
gave very creditable performances
| and were greeted with good houses
each night. On the last night, Satur-
day. free dance was given after the
show, to which many stayed. A vot-
ing contest also took place as to the
most popular young lady of Kendall.
Miss Mamie Shells, the popular wait,
ress at the Daniels restaurant, receiv-
| ed the most votes, some 1900, and
was given the prize. beautiful soil
taire diamond ring. Miss Clara Ridell,
who received the next highest number
OF votes, some LOO, was also pre-
scented with diamond ring at the
close of the performance Saturday
night.
There was cOlored minstrel show
at Elsner's opera house Tuesday ev
ening, which called out large crow.
| Arthur Harding, of Lewistown, was
in town on business Thursday
S. o. Wight. of Moore, was in town
Thursday.
i p. j. Selts, of Helena, was a bust
ness visitor in town last week.
w. NJ. Green, of LewistOwn, was uI
on business Friday of last week.
j. B. Fitzpatrick was in town Fri
day, registering at the Shaules.
G. B. Fletcher of Helena, paid &
business visit here Friday.
julius Sherman and Fred Anderson
both of Gilt Edge. were over helping
to install the Eagles Friday night.
Thomas Johnson, from New York
was in over Sunday
5 Samuel Schott, of Butte, was il
town Sunday, stopping at the Shaule
hotel.
? M. NJ. See, of Spokane, was a bust
ness visitor in town over Sunday.
(. T.. F. Mclaughlin, of Helena, wal
in town over Sunday
p William Stratton registered at tn,
: hotel, from Helena Sunday.
John Duggan registered from Hell
ena Sunday.
, F. S. Heating, of Scranton, Pa.
his regular trip to Kendall Monday.
, d. F.. McDevitt was in town on bust
ness Monday.
b. Samuel Anderson. Independent can
slidate for assessor. was up from thu
t county seat on business Tuesday.
Francis Sullivan, of I.ewistown, ar
rived Tuesday stopping at the Shaulel
hotel.
! H. NJ. Self was a business visitor
here Tuesday.
o. L. Yarbrough, one of the drill
boys at Maiden, was over Tuesday.
H. F. Harris, of Chicago, was II
> town Wednesday.
Mrs. e. Bertrand Left on the coach
Wednesday for Lewistown.
Miss Henderson,, who has been Wis
iting her brothers R. l.. and Franz
for the past ten days returned to hel
} home in Salt Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Hollywood, state organ
izer of the order of Women of Wood
craft, has returned to Kendall on bust
ness connected with the organization
c. P. Durnen left the first of thu
week for the Bank ranch to atten,
to his duties as registry agent TO
, this district
Mrs. N. j. l.ittlejohn and babe, O
Lewistown, who have been visiting
Mrs. George Evans, departed Wednes
| day for their home.
Albert King arrived in town Tues
4 day, returning to Lewistown the mex
l. day.
1t is rumored on the streets that tn
e Barnes-King has changed hands. TIL
|. first payment having been made r,
= Gently.
r Mrs. Hershal King. who has bee
h indisposed this week. is improving.