Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-19
HAPPENINGS
AT KENDALL
Mr.. Stanciiffe, Of Pony, Will occupy
the Pulpit at the Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow.
PRESENTATION TO MRS. KERR
Social Gatherings and Business and
PersonI Notes-RepubIican
Meeting.


op and Robert butcher were married
in Helena last week. Both these
young people are we'll and favorably
known in Kendall. Miss Bishop left
here some time ago to visit relatives
In the east and on her return was
met by the groom in Helena, where
they were married, returning to Ken.
dali Saturday. They have gone to
house keeping in the neat little cot
tage owned by Mr.. butcher at the
head of Mckinley avenue. Congrat-
ulati0ns are extended by their many
friends.
Mrs. A. s. Kerr received most
pleasant surprise one evening last
week, when few of her friends call
ed. presenting her with beautiful set
of silver, consisting of knives, forks.
tea, desert and tablespoons. They
were presented as slight testimon-
ial OF Mrs. Kerr's most faithful and
efficient work in the Ladies Aid so.
ciety, of which she is president. The
good lady was completely taken un-
awares and could scarcely express her
thanks.
From personal letter to friends
here, it is learned that X. John Mel
lor has located in Sterling, Colo, some
60 miles south of Denver. He is as
sistant in beet sugar factory and is
well pleased with his new home.
J. M. Parent, the popular grocer
and Democratic nominee for county
commissioner, left on Friday for a
weeks electioneering trip into var
ious towns of the county. Charles
Easel, nominee for representative, left
Thursday. Both gentlemen expect to
return Friday in time for the rally that
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Lewellin
of Lewistown, have been up on a Wis
it with Mrs. Lewellin's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. S. Henricks, returning
home Sunday.
Otto Shoenfield, state organizer OF
the order of the Eagles, with head
quarters at Great Falls, accompanied
by George Gordon. NJ. d. Kimball and
A. Van Iderstine, of Lewstown, al
rived Friday, organizing a lodge thai
evening, the following officers being
chosen: President, T. w. HUMPHREYS
vice president, Tom Durnen; chaplin
Charlie Willard; secretary. Butte Tip
ton; treasurer, Robert Hamilton
physician, DR.. c. w. Smith.
Jack EdgecOmbe spent several days
in Kendall on business the latter par
of the week.
A number of Lewistown young PEG
pie drove up Sunday to visit friends
and see the sights in the busy golC
camp Among them were Miss Rowe
Miss Sarter. Miss Remington, Mis-
Heinberg, Miss Benner and Messers
Paul Rathburn and Cyrus Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Durnen drov
over to Gilt Edge Sunday to visi
with Mrs. Durnen's daughter. Mrs. q
Mcdonald. who has charge of the Col,
Reef boarding house. On their re
turn they brought Miss Maggie Dur
men home with them She had bee;
visiting her sister there for some time
Rev. II. G. Wakefield will make hi
regular trip up to Kendall next Fri
day evening. October 18th, holding
service as usual in the school house
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
Frank White, who left here som,
weeks ago, will be glad to learn tina
they are pleasantly located in Glas
gov, Montana.
John Jackson, Jr.. and eldest daugh
ter, Gertrude, left Monday for Y tel
days visit with Mr.. Jackson's pa.
ents at Chouteau.
Republican Rallies.
On Wednesday evening, Oct. gath
Charles N. Pray. Republican candl
date for congress, and Representative,
Joseph M. Dixon will be In Kendall
speaking at the opera house.
Kendall will soon have a new Jail
to be built of stone. The plans ant
specifications can be seen at the stort
of ]. M. Parent.
The Knights Of Pythias band viii
give a dance at the Elsner hall after
the Democratic rally Friday evening
October 18th.
Tom Burgess left Sunday for a tril
to his ranch on Salt creek.
Archie Mccormick has soid tn,
Oaks cafe to William McGlenning anl
returned to Kendall where he an,
Mrs. Mccormick have gone to house
keeping in their home near the scho
house.
The Ladies Aid met on Friday wit
Mrs. Howard l. Shaw. The attend
ance was good considering the storm
weather. The next meeting will b
with Mrs. E. r. King on October 26tl
Mrs. Lyman Wilson and son, l.!
man, Jr., left on Mondays coach fo
Garneill for a two weeks visit wit