Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-10-26
HEARS
CHAS. N PRAY
Republican Candidate for Congress
and Judge Henry c. Smith at
the Camp.
THE MEETING is ENTHUSIASTIC
Sudden Death Of An Employe of the
rnes-king-Many Visitors in
Camp.

Kendall, Oca. 25.-The Republican
rally on Wednesday evening brought
out large and enthusiastic audience
who were addressed by Charles N.
Pray. Judge Henry Smith, Henry NJ.
Rae Frank f. Smith, J. G. Huntoon
and Miss Lena Newell. The glee club
sang several spirited selections and
the Kendall band discoursed sweet mu-
sic during the evening.
The glee club came up from Lewis
town Wednesday, contributing by their
good music to the success of the rally
that night.
The residence of H. o. Wareham, six
miles out of town, was destroyed by
fire last Wednesday night. A num-
Der of the outbuildings. too. were con-
sumed, making the loss a heavy one.
The cause Of the fire is not known.
John A. Leary, fireman at the
Barnes-King mill, died very suddenly
last Friday at the Barnes-King board
ing house, of hemorrhage of the
lungs. He was apparently in the best
Of health when he came in to his din
ner, but was taken with a coughing
spell and the end soon came. Deceased
was about 40 years of age and unmar-
ried. He had two brothers and sister
The latter resident of Kelton, Penn
The funeral was held from Miner
Union hall Tuesday afternoon and was
largely attended. Rev. Father O'Car-
roll and Father Van Clarenbeck both
officiating.
Extensive improvements are being
made in the Matlock store. The ware
room at the rear is being fitted up,
thus increasing the size OF the store
room considerably A large new ware
house is being built back Of the store.
The Power Mercantile is also put
ting up shelving and otherwise i'm
proving their store-room.
The bunk house at the Kendall
mine is having an addition built on,
nearly as large as the original build
ing.
Through some error the number OF
votes cast for the most popular young
lady at the Christy Comedy company
show last week read 1900 when Is
should have been 9,125 for Miss Nellie
Shells. Miss Clara Ridell received
$3.50 instead Of 100 as reported last
week.
Mrs. N. Butler met with quite a
serious and painful accident last Sun
day evening. While reaching up on a
high shelf some heavy object fell hit
ting her on the head and cutting a
deep cash over the eye.
Mr.. George Edwards the Sunday
school missionary for the Presbytery
will be in Kendall Nov. 4, preaching
at the school house.
Mr.. Thomas Stancliffe. of Pony, who
was to have arrived last week to MI
the pulpit of the Presbyterian church
Oct. 21st, was detained at home In
account of sickness in his family. They
are under quarantine. so it is uncer
tain as to his coming, but It 10 thought
he will be here Nov. 18th.
Mrs. Len e. Wilson is quite i'll al
her home at the power plant.
Mrs. A. S. Kerr with her two sons
Neil and Alex expect to leave earl!
in November for Sault st. Marie
Michigan to join the Rev. Kerr wh(
has charge OF a church there.
There will be a dance at the Elsne
hall Friday evening Oct. 26th.
i At the Democratic rally Thursda.
evening Oct. 25th Lieut. Governor Ed
Mrs. Henry Daniels left for Lewis
, town On short visit the hrst OF I'M
. week.
John jackson Jr., the accommodating
post master and daughter Miss Gel
trude arrived home Thursday iron
visit at Choteau.
The Ladies Aid meets with Mrs.
,, R. King Friday afternoon at 2:3O.
' Mrs. w. o. Lee was guest at tn
y Shaules Thursday.
John Ross, of Denton, was in tow
T. this week.
: w. A. Hedges of Lewistown was u
: Thursday and registered at IN
Shaules.
: Tom Murray Spencer the popula
!. Butte travelling man made his regula
; trip up Friday.
. r. ]. Dryer of Butte registered
= the Shaules Friday.
j. d. Malcolm, of Moore was !
; town Friday stopping at the Shauie
e AL Deranleau, of Garneill, was a bu
mss visitor in town Friday.
William H. Mitchell arrived
l. town Friday registering at II
S Shaules.
II ]. R. Merrilees, of Lewistown W;
J. in town on business Friday.
Z julius Petersen was business VI
+ itor from Lewistown Friday
Il NJ. l.. Woodman one of the owne
j. in the Barnes King company was
Il from Lewistown Saturday.
Harry Matlock was over from CT
= Edge Sunday.
Al Goodkind of Helena made OF
u of his regular trips up Sunday.