Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-23
AT THE BUSY
GOLD CAMP
Hog Stealing Case to be Heard Before
Justice Of Peace at Kendall This
Afternoon.
BUSINESS AND MINING NOTE
Willis G. Moore, Manager Of the Moe
cas'n Mountain, Returns From
Colorado-Hit by Car.

Kendall, Feb. 22.-J. H. Saville was
business visitor in Lewistown Mon
day.
c. F. Finley, a miner from Butte
arrived in camp Wednesday and ex-
poets to remain here.
Messrs. McGee and Butler made a
trip to the BarnesKing sawmill near
Maiden Wednesday,
NJ. l.. Woodman and ]. w. Kinzel
were out from Lewistown on business
Tuesday.
Chas. Easel went to Lewistown last
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Goyne have
rented one Of the Slough houses in the
Barnes-King addition.
Arthur Dennis and Arthur Campbell
are spending several days in town,
while the sawmill near Maiden is clos.
ed down on account of the absence of
the sawyer George Reeder, who is in
LewistOwn on court business.
Chas. Wright spent two or three
days in Lewistown this week.
Geo. Campbreth, Of Gilt Edge, reg.
lstered at the Shaules on Wednesday.
DIR. Willard and E. Butler, of Lewis
town, were in town on business Mon
day.
Mrs. Thomas Merryfield and son.
Jay, drove over from Maiden Tuesday.
A. Lincoln, of Maiden, is spending
several days in Kendall
+. P. Durnen left Wednesday for
Winston, where he will visit his two
daughters. He will also visit his
daughter, Miss Rose, in Helena, before
his return.
II. N. Clingan went to Lewistown
on business Tuesday afternoon.
George M. Wunderlin went to Lew
istown Tuesday to have his eyes fitted.
He returned Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Riley has returned to Ken.
dal! after several months visit with
relatives in the east
John Peppard was over from Gilt
Edge Wednesday.
Jack Edgecombe, the we'll known
commission man from Lewistown, is in
Kendall. Mr.. Edgecombe is located
at F. X. Dolenty's Office with a line
OF jewelry and silverware, and is hold
ing auction sales twice a day.
Messrs. O. L. Yarbrough, Danny
Longton and Will S. Nichols left last
Tuesday for Helena, where they will
be employed on a diamond drill at the
Whltlach Union near Helena. They
Will return to Kendall in about six
weeks, when the drill on the Bullard
Extension will resume operations.
Miss Vinie Sitzler and her mother,
Mrs. Sitzler, moved to Miss Sitzler's
ranch near the Swears place.
Mrs. T. R. Matlock is confined to
her home with a severe attack of the
la grippe.
Mrs. William Curry and Mrs. Chas.
Benson, who have been running the
Kendall house, have dissolved partner.
ship, and the establishment will be
run by Mrs. Curry in the future.
Ernest Parsons came up from the
power house en- Warm Springs creek
Tuesday horseback.
l.. S. BannOn, who is organizing a
lodge of Modern Woodmen of Amer
lea in Kendall, left Wednesday for
Moore. He will return to Kendall
about March l, and expects to organ
lZc a lodge of about forty members
The statement made in these COL
nmns last issue. that H. N. Clingan
had sold out his interest in the Cling
an 4 Hamilton saloon to VIM. Curry
was an error. Mr.. Clingan sold to
Robert Hamilton.
Frank Samples has bought out Mike
Crowley's interest in the Curry &
Crowley saloon and the firm will be
known as Curry & Samples in the fu-
ture.
w. G. Moore has returned from Col
orado Springs.
Robert butcher is laying off for a
few days with sore arm. Mr. butcher
fell from an ore car several days ago,
bruising his arm painfully.
Eugene Nelson was struck by a car
in the north end tunnel of the Barnes
King mine Tuesday night and was in
jured in the short ribs and the knee.
Mr.. Nelson will nave to lay off sew
eral das in consequence.
Wilbur Moore, who has been suffer
ing for several weeks with pulmonary
adoema, died Friday night. Mr.. Moore
was born at Wolf creek, near Helena
in 1879. He has lived in number of
places in the state, the last eight years
in Boulder and in this county, and
wherever he has lived he has had a
host of friends VINO will regret his un-
timely demise. A wife and two chill
dren survive him, also two sisters,
Mrs. Homer in Great Falls and Mrs
Hudnall. in Clancy. Interment took
place Sunday at Deerfeld. The be-
reaved family has the sincere sympa.
thy of host of friends.
A sofa pillow made by Mrs. Bertrand
was raffled off at the confectionery
store of Chas. LaBreche Tuesday.
Butte Upton held the lucky number,
and is now the possessor of a hand
scme pillow.
On Saturday night five hogs We're
stolen from w. ]. Longmore. Monday
Mr.. Longmore swore out warrants for
the arrest Of Mike Kileen and C.. E.
Fickes and the preliminary hearing
will be held in Judge Kelly's office
Friday night.
French Students Fight Duel.