Fergus County argus., 1906-03-23
ACCIDENT AT
BARNES-KING
Little Damage Done, But It Will Put
Hoist Out of Commission for
Several Days.
THE QUEEN cOMPANY's PLAN
vii! Sink Shaft Itself, Instead of by
Contract-Business and Person.
al Notes.

Kendall, March o. Rev. A. S. Kerr
| returned from Lewistown Wednesday
evening.
Dick Jones was over from Gilt Edge
this week
f.. Hessg, of Garneiu, is visiting
friends in Kendall.
| Thomas Montgomery, of Hallice.
was a guest at the Shaues on Tues.
day.
A. Still, of Marysville, is in town
ano is thinking of locating in business
here.
Mrs. Hadderli is i'll at the home of
herbrothar. Chas. Keene, with the Ia
grippe.
O. f. Weymouth and Geo. J. Senk.
OF San Francisco. We're business visit
ors in town Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Fl. Saville went to Lewistown
lhis afternoon, where she will visit rel
atives for few days
! James Ralston left this week for
Helena on a business trip. Mr. Raj.
! ston will be gone two weeks
Mr.. Mortimer Lewellin, of Lewis.
town, was visiting friends at the Ken
nal mine on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Miss Mary Simpson has resigned her
position with the Power Mercantile
Co. in Kendall and left Wednesday
for her home in Lewistown
Irving A. Pierce, of LewistOwn, ar
rived in Kendall Monday and will take
the place with the Power Mercantile
Co. left vacant by Miss Simpson.
Clarence Parker went to the Park
Montgomery ranch on Salt creek
on Sunday and reports a heavy snow
fall in that part of the country.
Mrs. John Jackson, Jr., entertain.
ed the ladies of the Aid society at her
home on Wednesday night and the la
dies devoted the evening to sewing.
Late in the evening delicious refresh
ments We're served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Norlin left Wed.
ncsday with their household goods for
Maiden, where Mr. Norlin intends to
work on some of his mining property.
Joe Montgomery the popular ex-
press agent, went to LewistOwn on
business Wednesday,
DR.. c. A. Smith, who returned from
| ewistown Monday morning. received
telegram that night "to come at
once" from Mrs. Smith at Townsend.
Er. Smith left for LewistOwn that
night at 10 o'clock. DR.. J. H. Shute
will take charge of DR.. Smiths prac.
tice during his absence.
Little Miss Lena Butler celebrated
her sixth birthday on Tuesday even
ing by inviting several of her young
friends to her home. The time was
spent with games and music, and end
Cd with the good things to eat, so dear
to the hearts of the little people. The
young lady was the recipient of sew
eral very nice presents. Those pres
enl were Fay Dobson. Ruth Fletcher,
Alice Stahl, Wanda Hendricks, Del
Gina Smith, Gladys Mclean and Julia
and Lena Butler.
Mr.. Erwin H. Kleinschmdt wishes
Lewistown Telephone Co. and not with
the Billings Mutual Co., as has been
enormously stated several times.
Louis Riser and Clarence Parker
drove to Lewistown Monday afternoon
and Mr.. Parker returned Tuesday.
Mr.. Riser left for Minneapolis, where
he goes to have an artificial limb
made. 1t will be remembered that Mr.
Riser lost his leg in an accident at the
Kendall mine last fall.
On Tuesday a small stampede oc-
CURED in Miss Elsie Kings room at
the school house. Miss King was put
ting a fire on, and neglected to open
the draughts, and as a result the stove
blew up, blowing the lid off and send
ing the flame almost to the ceiling.
No harm was done, however. except
the general fright.
Mrs. Henry Goyne. who has been i'll
at her home for about two weeks was
operated on by Drs. Mccoy and Shute
or Wednesday afternoon, and it is ex-
pected that she will soon be we'll
again. :. Mrs. J. H. Hendricks is with
Mr.. Goyne.~ ::
E w. King arrived in Kendall
Thursday morning. Mr.. King has just
returned from an extended trip east.
During his absence he visited his
mother at NeiIlsville, Wis. and also
visited New York, Washington and
baltimore. On his way in on the Mon
tana Railroad new engineer was on
and Mr.. King handled the throttle
from Harlowton to Garneill.
An accident at the Barnes-King oc-
CURED this morning at II o'clock,
when the gear wheel on the hoist went
"fluey." The wheel broke in several
, pieces, while the engineer was hoist
, ing ore. One piece struck the chair