Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-03-13
NEWS FROM
THE CAMPS
Catholic Ladies Of Kendall Start SUM-
day School in Connection With
Recently Organized Church.
c. c. crary, Of the Famous Home
stake, Looks Over the Kendall
Miils-Giit Edge Notes.

Kendall, March 12.-The Altar So
ciety of the Catholic church met last
Tuesday at the home of Miss Stafford
A delightful afternoon was spent and
refreshments were served. Miss Gil
sky, and Mrs. Sweeney and daughters
came in from the country to attend
The society will meet with Miss Stat
ford the first Tuesday of each month.
The Catholic ladies have organiz-
ed Sunday school which meets at 3
O'Clock Sunday afternoons. Miss Stat
ford and Mrs. Peter Morris are con-
,lucting the new Sunday school, which
will be largely attended.
J. w. Brice is in town for Lehman
& Co.
Messrs. Bach and Healy drove out
from Lewistown Sunday.
Tom Bromley spent a couple of days
at his ranch on East fork last week,
and on Thursday night visited the
Lewistown lodge of Knights of Pyth.
las.
Mrs. Albert Pfaus was the guest of
Mrs A. s. Kerr early last week.
A. ]. Demorest, the picture man
from Muscatine, Ia, is again at the
Shaules hotel
Messrs. Edward Sutter and Bert
d'Autremont, Of Lewistown, spent pay
day in the gold camp.
Erwin H. Kleinschmidt, of Helena,
the travelling inspector for the Bell
Telephone Co., spent a couple of days
last week in Kendall, looking over the
local line.
Besides the usual number of Lewis.
town business men who are Kendall
visitors on pay day, several travelling
men hit the town the same day.
Among them were c. s. Draper, Du-
luth; H. X. Laughlin. Park City; r. e.
Perry and G. c. Seikas, St. Paul;
BLACK Bart" Mondan, Butte; and P.
J. Carter of Helena
c. c. Crary. of Custer. s. D., was in
Kendall Saturday to look over the cy.
anide plants here. Mr.. Crary is inter-
ested in mining near the HOmestake
property in South Dakota, and was
anxious to view for himself the cyan
ide process as it is operated in Ken
dali.
w. D. Symmes, manager of the Pow.
er Mercantile Co.. of Lewistown, was
in town Friday.
The representative of the Beggs
Medicine Co., of Chicago. Mr.. Chest
nutwood. Of Bozeman. was business
visitor in Kendall last week.
BILLY" Martin returned last week
from Great Falls, where he has been
for two or three months. Mr.. Mar
tin says that the Falls is a dead one"
and that he is more than glad to be
in KeitiAll again.
The sofa cushion which was raffled
eff by Mrs. william Zollinger Saturday
night was won by Mrs. Vance Butler
John McGee, the mining engineer
az the Barnes-King, left Sunday after
noon for Searchlight, Nevada, where
he, together with H. l. Shaw and 9th.
ers, is interested in mining property.
After inspecting the property, which
is located at Eldorado Canon, near
Searchlight. Mr.. McGee will go to Los
Angeles and San Francisco before re-
turning to Kendall. He will be alb
sent about month
N. Butler has gone to Utica on busi-
ness.
Mrs. Will Fergus came up from the
Fergus place last week and visited
Mrs. A. s. Kerr.
Master Bert Dorland celebrated his
fifth birthday last Wednesday by en-.
tertaining several of his young friends
at taffy pull. The little folks pres
ent were Eleanor Shaw. Robert Hamil-
ton, Alice and Alfred Wedlock, Eva
Smith, Paul and Julia Campbell and
Helen and Bertha Jackson. Mrs. Camp
bell. Mrs. Sam Hamilton. and Mrs Dr.
Smith assisted Mrs. DOrland. Late in
the afternoon refreshments were serv.
eG and the little folks had a royal
time.
Friday evening Mr.. and Mrs. John
Jackson. Jr., entertained Mr.. and Mrs.
McIlveen, Mr.. and Mrs. Wedlock. and
Rev. and Mrs. A. s. Kerr.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church were delightfully."- en-
tertained by Mrs. Frank White at her
home on Friday afternoon. The ladies
decided to hold an Easter sale on Ap-
ri II. Tempting refreshments were
served.
Gilt Edge Notes.
Gilt Edge, March 12.-The funera,