Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-20
TO DEVELOP
THE TOWNSHIP
John r. Cook, Of Kendall, Leaves 70,
Spokane to Make Arrangements
for This Work.
"oLD HUTCH" is AGAIN lNSANl
At Busy Gilt Edge-BeiIis Bros, Of
Maiden, Let a Contract for
Sinking Shaft.

OF Billings, was in town on Friday.
Messrs. F. B. knight and A. B. Sui.
livan, of Lewistown. spent Sunday in
Kendall.
j. w. Cochran, of Lewistown, was IL
Kendall visitor Friday.
w. S. Smith. the Lewistown piano
man, was in town Thursday and plac-
ed Hamilton piano in the home of
Chas. Fletcher.
Rev. A. 8. Kerr returned from Lew
istown Friday.
John Oliphant was a Lewistown Wis
itor Thursday.
f. B. Ellsmer was in Lewistown on
business Friday.
Jesse Samples was in town from his
ranch at Samples crossing Sunday.
Frank Meyersick spent Friday in
Lewistown.
G B. Stewart returned from little
jaunt around the state Thursday.
Prof BOvee returned Friday from
Lewistown. where he played for the
st. Valentine masquerade.
Mrs. w. E. Barger went to Lewis
town on Saturday.
Mrs. Robert Anderson spent Friday
in Lewistown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gillian were passengers
from Lewistown on Fridays stage.
Mr.. Wolf returned from Gilt Edge
Sunday.
Tom Harper was in Lewistown Sat
urday.
Paul Smith returned from Lewistown
Thursday accompanied by Frank
Partridge. Both gentlemen left for
Lewistown the following day, from
which place r. Smith went to his ranch
near Grass Range. Mr.. Smith expects
to be gone about a month.
w. M. Newton has completed two
room house near the boarding house
at the Barnes-King. The house is now
furnished and occupied by members
of the Newton household.
Grant Robinson was in town Thurs
day greeting his many friends with
the "glad hand" Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
insOn are now located on their ranch
on Spring creek.
Miss Irene Hallas left Sunday for
Lima, Mont, where she will join her
mother. During her stay in Kendall
Miss Hallas has made many friends
who regret her departure.
J. M. Parent entertained small
company of friends at his home on
Friday night. The evening was de.
lightfully spent with music.
Mike Maser is laid up with severe
attack of la grippe. At the present
writing he is better and will soon be
out again.
The Frierllander Comedy company
arrived in Kendall Sunday afternoon
and will play at Stephens nall Mon
day night. AS usual. there will be a
dance after the show.
Chas. Wright returned from Lewis
town Sunday night with H. M. Rae,
of the Gold Reef Mr.. Rae returned
on Monday.
Mrs. John Burke left Sunday for
her home at Utica. Mrs. Burke will
return again in April with fine line
OF sapphires and embroidery While
here she was the guest of Mrs Ed.
Kertz.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. T. r. Matlock Friday
afternoon and the afternoon was spent
in sewing. Mrs. Matlock served a
delicious lunch at the close of the af-
ternOOn
The reading club was delightfully."-
entertained by Mr.. r. l.. Henderson at
the First State Bank on Saturday
night. The club commenced reading
"The Tanning of the Shrew" Late in
the evening refreshments were serv.
ed and games were INDUCED in until
late hour.
DR.. f. f. Doty has left the Miners
Union building and is for the present
stopping at the Marshall house.
II. N. Clingan has sold out his in.
terest in the Clingan & Hamilton sa-
loon to William Currig. Mr.. Clingan
will devote his time to his ranch in.
terests, but will make Kendall his
headquarters.
Edgar BOardman left last week for
parts unknown for months vacation.
A. c. Dilly, of Maiden, is working in
Mr.. BoaNlman's place at the Barnes
King.
A pleasant little dance was given
at the home of Henry Daniels at the
Kendall Friday evening, and delight
ful evening was spent. Owing to the
very dark night, a number of people
who started from town, were compell-
ed to turn back
John r. Cook left last week for Spo-
kane on business. He will be gone
about month and operations on the
Townsite property will be commenced
Immediately upon his return.
Roy Johnson, the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Johnson, has been laid
up with very severe case of sore
eyes. The little fellow is much bet
ter now and although his eyes will
be weak for awhile, he will entirely
recover
Deputy Sheriff Fisher on Saturday
took Al. Hutchinson to Lewistown,
where he was placed in the county
jail. Mr.. Hutchinson has spent the
past two weeks at Cy. Schneider's
ranch, and has again become violently
insane. It required the aid Of two
men besides Mr.. Fisher to place
Hutch" in the cell, and he immedi-
ately demolished everything break
able in the cell. "Hutch" will prob
ably be taken to Warm Springs soon.
At Busy Gilt Edge.
Gilt Edge, Feb. 19.-Born, to the