Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-04-27
HOIST TO BE
INSTALLED
II Arrives at Kendall for the North
Moccasin Property Of J. A. Drake
and His Associates.
THE CHURCHES AND SOCIETY
Brush Fire Causes Some Excitement
at the Gold Camp-Personal
Mention.

Kendall, April 26.-Mrs. Wamel-
dorf, of Seattle "a talented lady evan.
selist, accompanied by Miss Bates,
popular teacher in the Lewistown pub
lie schools. drove up to Kendall Sat
urday afternoon. Mrs. Wameldorf
occupied the pulpit at the Presbyter-
ian church both morning and even
ing, preaching to large congregations.
She is pleasing and forceful speak.
err.
The master mechanic of the Gold
Reef mines was a Sunday visitor in
Kendall.
Mr. Ross, of the Ross Mercantile
Co, was in town on Saturday.
Cecilia Burrell is visiting Mrs. Ar
chic Mccormick, coming up from Lew
istown to attend the Catholic ladies'
dance.
Messrs. Elsner. Humphrey, Weav-
er, Mccormick and Scheberhard were
summoned to appear as jurors, court
convening on Monday morning. They
drove to Lewistown Sunday afternoon.
p. j. Monahan returned to Kendall
Sunday, after a business visit to Butte
He has taken charge of the boarding
house at the Queen property. Mrs.
MOnahan is expected Wednesday.
party of ten men left Kendall
Sunday for the Bank ranch to put in
an irrigating ditch.
Henry Rae of Gilt Edge. spent Sun
day in Kendall.
Bill Wareham. who sold his ranch
about a year ago. returned Sunday
from Valley county North Dakota.
w. Z. Hail. manager of the Queen
Gold Mining Co., went over to New
Year Sunday returning Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bettis, who
were summoned by telephone to the
bedside of their sister, Miss Alta May.
who is very i'll, returned to their home
in Utica Monday morning.
r. X. King and family are expected
in Kendall in few days from West
Liberty, Iowa. Mr.. King has accept
ed position in First State Bank Of
Kendall.
Arthur Kelly, assayer at the Barnes
King, went to Lewistown Monday on
short business trip.
Hoist for North Moccasin.
The electric hoist for the North
Moccasin Mining company arrived in
Kendall Saturday.
Born, to the wife of Paul Smith,
Sunday. April 20, daughter.
r. w. Warren, of Lewistown, arriv-
ed in Kendall on the noon coach Mon
day.
F. H. Bacon, manager Of the Lewis
town Telephone exchange, and Miss
Saturday morning.
A Little Blaze.
brush fire in the rear of the Home
Ranch property caused considerable
For time it looked dangerous for the
residences in that part of the camp.
The bucket brigade promptly went to
work and the fire soon subsided.
. Mrs. l.. NJ. Canyngham, the dentist,
has decided to locate permanently in
Kendall, and is getting located in her
. new office opposite the drug store.
Deputy Sheriff Jas. Fisher left to-
thieves wanted at Chinook.
N. Butler and family picniced at
= the Horse Shoe Bar ranch Sunday.
Rev. A. S. Kerr left one day last
> week for Harlem, Mont, to attend the
meeting of Great Falls Presbytery.
Mr.. Kerr will be absent about two
weeks, preaching at Cleveland, Mont,
next Sunday
The Church Societies.
The post Easter dance given by the
Catholic ladies at the Shaules hotel
for the benefit of their church, was
a grand success, both financially and
socially. An elegant repast was serv-
ed at the Miners Union hall at mid
night.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church closed successful three days
Easter sale last week. Articles both
useful and ornamental, delicious home
made candy, ice cream and cake were
on sale. The receipts amounted to
about 800. The building formerly
occupied by the State Bank Of Ken
dali was most generously donated by
Mr.. Frank Wright, to whom the ladies'
extend hearty thanks.
Rev. H. G. Wakefield arrived in
Kendall Monday evening. He held
services in the school house Tuesday
evening.
Presbyterian Services.