Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-02-13
BARNES-KING
OUTPUT GROWS
Clean up at Big Kendall Property
Last Month Was Over Forty-one
Thousand Dollars.
FoLEvs NOW CONTROL QUEEN
St. Paul Capitalist, Pay over 100000
for 100000 shares Sap
pI,ire Company's Plans.

phire company's Plans.
Kendall, Feb. IF. S. Akely came
cut from Lewistown Monday.
J. H. Saville made business trip
10 Lewistown Monday.
Vance Butler and Jack McKinnon
were visitors at the county seat this
week.
Miss Nellie Billiard came out from
Lewistown Tuesday and is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Bullard.
=. w. King left for his home in
Bozeman Monday.
Arthur Kelly went to Lewistown
and returned Monday.
c. H. Phillips, Of st. Paul, who car
Fiee line of books for the Collier
company, spent two or three days this
week in Kendall.
In the local lodge of the Knights of
Pythias Henry Parent has resigned
his position as vice chancellor, and
0has. Easel has been elected to fll
the position.
DR.. e. e. Doty has resigned his
position as union doctor here, and
Dr.. c. w. Smith has been appoint
~ to fill DR.. Doty's place temporarily.
Mr. and Mrs. w. s. Crary left We'd
nesday for Lewistown. Mr.. Crary will
be gone about two weeks, and Mrs.
Orary will remain in Lewistown tho
rest of the winter.
A cleanup of over $41, 900 was made
at the Barnes-King this month. The
tunnel to the north end of the prop
erty is being pushed as rapidly as
possible, and as soon as the ore body,
which was prospected by the diamond
drill, is struck, the monthly output
will be greatly increased. At present
the pockets of ore and the ore stains
indicate close proximity to the ore
body. ....
On Wednesday evening, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Newton celebrated the
twelfth anniversary of their marriage
by giving very pleasant dance at the
Barnes-King boarding house. About
eighteen couples enjoyed Mr.. and Mrs
Newton's hospitality and the dancers
did not leave until after a. m. About
1880 a tempting lunch of sandwich
es and cake and coffee were served.
Every one had fine time and left,
wishing that Mr.. and Mrs. Newton's
anniversary came oftener than once
year.
A. B. Bernier has been awarded the
contract for building the new Miners
Union hospital. Excavations have
c, mmenced and it is Mr.. Bernier's in.
tention to have the building complet-
ed in thirty days. The new hospital
will be erected on the site of the old
one, and the old building will be used
In constructing the new hospital. The
building will be two story, 80 As feet
ON the first floor, and 18 x 80 feet on
the second floor. There will be elev-
fee, one X-ray room, an operating
en- rooms and two hall ways, an Of
room, two patients wards, each Of
which will accommodate six persons,
a dining room, kitchen, three bed
rooms and bath room. With the new
hospital completed the Miners Union
will have ample accommodations in
almost any emergency.
]. w. Kinzel, manager OF the Fergus
County Hardware Co., came out from
LewistOwn to look over the Kendall
end Of the business Wednesday. The
company is excavating for new quar-
ters between the Cook and Power
buildings, and will use the walls of
both buildings for the walls Of the new
one. In the new building the company
will place their light hardware and
in the store room, now occupied by
the firm. will be placed q line of
stoves, harness. buggies, farm imple-
ments, machinery, etc.
The Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian
church will give a valentine social at
the Stephens hall on Wednesday even
ing A pleasing program of music
and recitations has been arranged
and refreshments of ice cream and
cake and coffee will be served.
The First State Bank of Kendall
has just published a statement of the
banks condition at the close of bus
, ipcss Jan. 20, 1906. Deposits amount
to a little over $31, 900 and loans to
over $25.00O. Taking into considera-
tion the fact that this institution was
opened for business only Nov. 8 last.
this is a very creditable showing and
goes to prove that Kendall people ap-
.preciate the advantages of good
banking institution in their midst.
Carter D. Monihan, of Helena, reg
istered at the Shaules Thursday.
H. l. Shaw and Chas. Easel drove
over to the Barnes-King sawmill and
feturned Sunday.
Butte Upton went to Lewistown
Saturday, afternoon.
H. N. Clingan returned from Lew
istown Thursday.
J. H. Saville went to Lewistown on
business Friday.
Mrs. Wallace, the Lewistown palm
ist, is in Kendall and will spend sew
eral days here.
Messrs. Fred E. Albrecht and Paul
w. Tabor drove out from Lewistown
Sunday. and went through the mines
and mill here, returning to Lewistown
early that evening.
Misses Emma Simpson and Kate
Whalen. of Lewistown, came out from
that place Saturday afternoon and
spent Sunday with Miss Mary Simp'
son.
Messrs. Bert d'Autremont and Ed.
Sstter, two of Lewistown's enterpris-
ing young business men, spent pay