Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-11-16
HAPPENINGS
AT KENDALL
Continued froE page IL

and Harry Busy, returned to Ken
dali this week.
Berry Robinson left for LewistOwn
Saturday last.
The pretty home of Mrs. Robert l..
Henderson was the scene of a pleas
ant gathering Tuesday afternoon, the
occasion being a party complimentary
to Mr.. Hendersons mother, MIS-.
Amanda Henderson of Salt Lake City,
who has been a guest at the home
of her son for a number OF weeks. A
floral game occupied the time until
refreshments most tempting were
served. Those expected were Mrs.
E. r. King, Mrs. Robt Scott, Mrs. j.
w. Shute, Mrs. E. l.. Beck, Mrs. Lot
tie Conyngham, Mrs. r. w. King, Mrs.
Hershal King, Mrs. T. w. Hum
phries, Mrs. Howard |. Shaw, Mrs
Harry Newman, Mrs. John Jackson
Jr., and Mrs. l.. H. Campbell.
Mrs. D. d. Grant, who has been i'll
with erysipelas, is now commissioning
/ j. NJ Skinner, lecturer in the
cause of the temperance, has been
giving a series of lectures at tha
school house for a week past. On the
last night, Tuesday, Good Templars
membership of fourteen, to be known
as Camp Kendall The lodge viii
meet Thursday evenings of each
week. The first meeting will be Thurs
day evening. Nov. 90 The officers
elected are: chief Templar Mrs. Cora
Fairchld: lodge deputy Joseph Dav
idson; vice templar Edward Pframer
secretary Elmer G Stanley; assis
It,n hnt fins ~
cial secretary Nellie Billiard: treas
urer Mrs. j. Davidson; marshal Gil
bert Bullard deputy marshal Mrs
j. w. steele; guard Anna Steele
sentinel Lester Kelly: past chief TEN
plar Elsie King; superintendent juve
nile work Byron Fairchild Mr.. Skin
ner is a good speaker and his lee
lures were both interesting and in
struclive. He left Wednesday for Lew
istown, where he will lecture and OF
sanize a Good Templars lodge.
Mrs Amanda Henderson, who ha
been visiting her sons, r. l.. an
; Frank Henderson. for the past month
left for her home in Salt Lake tn
latter part of the week.
]. w. Mills, shift boss at the Ke1
{ dali. left for Chico Springs last wee
in hopes of relief from rheumatisl
from which he is a sufferer.
Ceylon butcher is walking o
= crutches these days all on account {
a scrimmage while playing basket ba
l Monday evening. 1t resulted in
= sprainel foot while not serious
l quite painful.
b. b. Briscoe registered from He
I ena Thursday.
p. J. Carter. travelling man. fro
Helena, was in town Thursday.
Frank Weber, of Deerfield, was
I town Friday stopping at the Shaul'
hotel.
Thomas Calder, of Lewistown, w
| in town Friday.
+. l.. Abrams made one of his re
4 uiar trips up Saturday in the interes
I of the Anaconda Standard.
l Newton Osborne was in town S;
: urday stopping at the Shaules.
E Phil Stal, OF Chicago. arrived Nc
day. registering at the Shaules.
NJ. Anderson. of Big Horn, Min
NJ" was in town Monday, stopping at t
Shaules.
| NJ. NJ. Mclaughlin a brother
law of the d'Autremont boys. frC
! Rock Rapids. Iowa, was up Monday
see the camp
w. NJ. Mel can. of Lewistown, was
town Tuesday.
John Jackson Jr left Wcdnesd
! morning for short run to the coun
| seat.
Tom Bromley was passenger
! Wednesdays coach for I.ewistown
Fred Longmore left for Red LOd
I and the Yellowstone country II
| week.
Frank Gilman until recently d
Yer for the Kendall company left
the coast the first of the week.
Grant Robinson was in town fro
Lewistown on short trip this wet
Victor Bollinger, who was unfor
nate in having his arm injured, Il
for Chicago Monday where he "
submit to an operation.
J. j. Wells, who has been laid
with rheumatism for some time, Il
for Chico Springs this week.
There will be masquerade ball
! Thanksgiving night at the Elsner hf
Tom Burgess left on a short bu
ness trip to I.ewistown Thursday.
Mrs. John Burke is in Kendall fro
the sapphire mines near Utica, C
ling on the ladies with beauti