Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-27
EAGLE
IS SOLD
Purchased by Chicago Parties and
Charles Wright, Of Kendall, Has
Charge Of Property.
NEWS FROM THE GOLD CAMP
Kendall Has a Rather Gay Week.
Pig Stealing Case Tried-visit.
ors in Camp.

Pig Stealing Case Tried-visit.
ors in Camp.
Kendall. Feb. 26.-Frank Mitchell
was over from Maiden Frlday.
w. H. Hopkins and wife were guests
at the Shaules on Thursday.
Thompson Fletcher and John But
ler We're in town on business Friday.
Messrs. Roache and Songster, of
Denver and F.. B. O'Brien and B. F..
Beckwith, of Butte, formed a jolly
party of travelling men. who arrived
in Kendall late Saturday evening.
Fl. |. Shaw and r. l.. Henderson
celebrated Washingtons birthday by
driving to Lewistown. returning that
evening.
Mrs. Chas. Young and Miss Sadie
Bell. of Gilt Edge. were in town Sat-
urday.
Prof. E. NJ. Drinkard left Friday af-
ternoon for his ranch near Moore and
returned Sunday night.
County Attorney Roy e. Ayers reg
istered at the Shaules on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Froembling drove out
from Lewistown Sunday and were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Lang at
the Kendall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Maser left Sun
Gay for Chico hot springs. About ten
days ago Mr.. Maser was taken sick
and very nearly had pneumonia He
suered relapse and the case has now
developed into rheumatism. We hope
to see Mr.. Maser home in two or three
weeks as good as new.'
Mrs. Mamie Biglen and Miss Belle
Shorey drove to Gilt Edge Friday and
We're the guests Of Mrs. Biglen's moth
er and sister. They returned Satur-
day.
Arthur Kelly spent several days last
week in Lewistown on business.
Chas. Wright left Thursday for Mai
den, where he will take charge Of the
War Eagle mine, which was recently
purchased by Chicago company. g..
r. Carr, of Chicago, made the deal in
LewistOwn recently.
On Friday Joseph Berssey and Mary
E. Berssey transferred to the Francis
Bros. for a consideration of $3.50. a
house and lot in the Cook addition.
The gentlemen will take possession at
once and build an additional room and
rent the house.
Sunday a crowd Of men from out
side points in the county, who are in
Lewistown on the Wright Cruise wa
ter case. and on tine Jenizen-Sims
case. spent Sunday in Kendall and
went through the mines. They were
Fl. F. Clement. Billings: John D. Sin
gle. Grass Range; William Gordon,
George Bradford, Straw; George F..
Wright, Flatwillow: G. w. Hammond,
Musselshell, and John F. Gaines. Wolf
Springs
w. c. Kreplin. w. Hoffman, B. Nc
Donald and Fred e. Albrecht, of Lew
istown, spent Sunday in Kendall.
Fl. N. Clingan and Miss Mary Simp-
son spent Sunday in Lewistown.
Rev. H. G. Wakefield, of Lewistown,
held services at the school house on
Friday evening. and had a poor turn.
out. The subject of his sermon was
1--WE Are What We Are"
The quilt which was raffled by Miss
George Zollinger On Saturday was
won by James Stretch. who held the
lucky number.
Mr.. J. M. Parent and Miss Elsie
Easel drove to Lewistown on Friday
afternoon and returned Sunday.
Miss Stafford is i'll at her home with
severe attack of la grippe.
Mrs. John Shay and son. Thomas.
were in town Saturday from the Shay
ranch near the Judith mountains.
Mrs. Awberry seriously Ill at the
Awberry ranch near Kendyll DR.. Long
arrived from Lewistown this after
noon and viii hlold consultation with
the attending physicians, Drs Mccoy
and Shute.
DR.. l.. v. Conyngham has decided to
locate in Kendall. During her short
stay in Kendall the doctor has made
many friends who will be glad to
hear Of her intentions.
On Thursday evening a number of
the ladies of the Aid Society spent
the evening at the home Of Mrs. Hum
phreys making sun bonnets. The la
dies are energetic and are anticipating
summer.
The X. of p. lodge conferred a Sec
ond and third degree Thursday even
ing. After the business of the meet
Ing was over tempting lunch Of cof-
fee. sandwiches. cake and ice cream
was served by the Stephens hotel and
S'E iou6C "CuL IHIO SOCIdl StSSlOU. "A
number of visiting members were
present from I1ewistown. Among them
were Messrs. w. S. Smith, E. o. Bus
enburg, Creel. Durant. PARROT. Ritch.
Brassey and Scott.
The sad news of the death of Prem
tiss Selby in California was received
by Supt. H. H. Lang last week. Mr..
Selby was formerly employed at the
Kendall three years ago, and was
graduate of the University Of Califor-
MIA. During his stay in Kendall Mr..
Selby made host of friends who re-
gret to hear of his sad death Mr.
Selby had been confined to his bed
with consumption for over twenty
months.
The past week Kendall has had an
unusual run Of gaiety. On Monday
night the Friedlander Comedy COM
pany played to a full house at the
Stephens hall. On Tuesday, Wednes.
day and Thursday nights the Moore
Opera company played to full houses
in the dining room of the Dprnen ho-
tel. They carried a good up-to-date
line Of living pictures. and their songs
were the latest. up-todate and catchy.
After every entertainment the hall
was cleared for dancing and a large
number of people remained to the
dances. The music was furnished bv