Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-06-12
KENDALL HAS
A BIG FLOOD
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and children. Mr.. Johnson expects to
visit the Hood River country, the |
home of the famous strawberries. and
some of his Kendall friends are look |
ing forward to a taste of the luscious
fruit, as he has promised to ship a
crate.
Jim Ross, o. c. Peters, Joe CASTOR
quay, Frank Keller and Mike Fields. /,
all of the Kendall mine, left on Sun
days coach. They will visit the coast
and British Columbia.
Steve Mullins left Sunday for Gold
fields TO join his brother John, who has
made big strike there.
Harry Wilcox, cook at the Shaules,
has gone back to Townsend.
w. c. kruse and wife We're in from
Dog creek Saturday.
o. l.. Arnold has gone to join
shearing outfit for the season.
VIM. Zollinger, who was called to at
tend the deathbed of his father, return
ed last week from Hill City, Kan.
Alex. Leslie came into Kendall Sat
urday to work on the ditch at the pow
er house.
E. W. King, of Bozeman. arrived in
Kendall Saturday.
John Sweeney and family had Sun
day dinner at the Shaules.
NJ. Gilskey and sister, Miss josie
accompanied by Miss Brass, who is
visiting them from Lewistown. visited
Kendall over Sunday eating dinner at
the Shaules.
Sam Longginey left for Lewistown
Saturday
Chas. Easel was Lewistown Wis.,
itor last week.
John j. Billiard left for st. Paul Mon
day on mining business.
Harriet Beckman left for a short
stay in Lewistown Saturday.
Mrs. A. R. Brown paid a visit to
Lewistown last week.
\ Elmer Munkers went to Iewistown
last week on business.
! Masters Griffine jackson and Rob.
ert Murphy rode their ponies TO Lew.
istown for a short visit a few days
ago.
Mr. Rush, the jeweler at T. M. War
rem S joWelry store. left with his fam.
lily Tuesday to accept similar posi-
ton with firm in Billings. Mr..
Rush's stay in Kendall was short. He
made many friends who regret his de-
parture, but wish him success in his
new home
Kate Whalen and Jessie McHugh,
both of the Lewistown telephone ex-
change, drove up TO Kendall last week
to spend the day.
The many Kendall friends of Rev
H. G. Wakefield were shocked and
panied to learn of the death of his
second daughter, Margaret, last week
She had heart trouble for a number
of years, but was seemingly in the
best of health until very short time
before passing away. She was bright
lovely girl, and her SUDDEN and untime.
~ taking away has cast a gloom over
this community. and the sympathy of
this entire community is extended to
e the bereaved family
Y Mrs. l.. NJ. Conyneham entertained
e few friends at cards Monday even
e ing.
1 Mr.. Lyman Wilson made business
: trip to the power plant on Warn
A Springs creek Tuesday.
= Mrs. Tarling, of Helena, mother Of
: Mrs. Al. cellars and Mrs. Robert Wed
lock, arrived in Kendall Tuesday or
. visit to her daughters.
+ Mrs. Robert Scott, Mrs. Ed Kertz
Mrs. F, NJ. Dorland and Mrs. f. H
. Campbell formed party who spen
/ last Tuesday visiting friends at the
Kendall. Numerous tea parties in con
. sequence of the ladies' visit were il
a order during the day and jolly goo(
time was the result of all the hospi
tally shown by these good Kendall
ladies.
. Mrs. Silverthone and little daueh
| ter, of Lewistown. are visiting Mrs
Silverthorne's aunt, Mrs. Seville, thi
week.
Joe Montgomery who was called t,
i, his former home in Iowa to attend tn,
bedside of his father, who was very i'll
did not reach his home in time, as hi
), father died the evening he left. TIL,
funeral took place the day following
his arrival, Thursday, May 31st. Mr.
Montgomery returned to Montana a
once, arriving in Kendall att noon OF
Wednesday.
DR.. Barr and brother-in-law. Nj
Stubblefield, who have been in Ken
dali during the past week, returned t,
their homes in Big Timber Wednes
day.
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