Fergus County Democrat., 1908-06-23
HAPPENINGS IN THE
Big mining CAMP
SEVERAL BUSINESS CHANGES
MRS. MONTGOMERY DEAD
-OTHER NOTES.


| Charters of Lewistown, was in town
Monday.
Born, to the wife of Frank Fisher,
on June 13, daughter
S. X. Remington, of Lewistown,
spent several days last week in Ken
| dali
Miss Elsa Easel left on Thursday
| for Minneapolis where she will spend
her vacation. She will visit her
brother, Charles Easel, enroute.
Sloan and Durnen have purcha sed
the stock of goods belonging to Zoe
Cannon who has been conducting
the Mint saloon.
D. j. Burr has returned from
Great Falls and spent several days
last week in Kendall
Charlie Millard slipped and broke
his leg last Sunday and is now navi
eating on crutches.
About 100000 shares of Gold
Links stock were placed on the
market last week and we are in
| formed that they sold like hot cakes
and many local men invested in this
promising property.
! G. G. Conn and Hy Fraser, of
Utica, we're Kendall visitors last
| Monday.
Maude A. Anderson, Of St. Paul,
registered at the Shaules last week
Sister NJ. Euphema and Sister
| Alexius OF Great Falls, spent several
days Of the past week in Kendall,
soliciting funds for the new orphans
home to be established in Great
| Falls.
w. G. Kruse and family were i'll
town from Kruseville Saturday.
John G. Reder was in Kendall
from his ranch on Arrow creek this
week John is an enthusiastic farm
er and enjoys the simple life.
Jack O'Neill, of Oshkosh, Wis,
arrived in town Thursday.
Drs. f. B. Arnold and Cliff Lind
say, Of Billings, were in Kendall
over Saturday.
NJ S. Kribs, of Helena, and A. NJ.
Larimer, Of Butte, were two men OF
the road who made" Kendall last
week.
f. p. Durnen and daughter, Miss
Rose, drove to Warm Spring Creek
where they spent the day, Sunday.
The following challenge for a
game OF baseball to be played on
Juy 4, was sent by the captain of the
Kendall team to the Barnes-king
boys: I'VE the Kendall Mine base
ball team, challenge the Barnes-king
Mine base ball team to game, to
be played on the Fourth OF July,
'OS, for a purse Of $1OO. TO play tn.
| same players as those who took part
in the game of June a." The Barnes
King team has accepted this chal-
lange and a good game is anticipated.
This team is confident that it will
win out on the Fourth and the Ken
dali team is equally certain that it
will take the money. Some of the
Kendall players seem to think that
Barnes King lemonade is a Jonah,
and one or two even assert that after
drinking it there appeared to be sew
eral balls floating around instead OF
one We wonder, if it was lemonade
they drank?
F! Peter Stafford has gone to Chico
Springs for a short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 7. Evans and
family who recently arrived from
Swansia, Wales, have leased the
. Dobson house.
Miss Hazel Fitzhugh is the guest
of her aunt, Mrs c. B. Noble, in
. Lewistown.
Mrs. John McCloud, who has been
i'll for almost two weeks, is again
able to be about
Little Miss Mabel Wilson, OF
Pendleton, Oregon, is in Kendall
and will spend the summer with her
t aunt, Mrs. Lyman Wilson.
Mrs. L. S. Hendricks is visiting
| her daughter, Mrs. Mortimer Level
lin at Harlowton, and will be gone
) about six weeks. She will also visl,
: in Livingston before her return.
Hugh Stevens returned to Kendall
5 Saturday after an absence of about
a year During this time he has beer
in Cobalt Ontario. and has had
t charge Of silver mine. It is Mr.
i Stevens intention to remain in Ken
dali
q Mrs. w. f. Monaghan has opened
cleaning and pressing establish
). ment four doors above the Miners
! Union hospital and is now prepared
i to do all sorts OF cleaning and repair
e work on ladies and gents garments
4 Dave Goodwin is in town from
j, his ranch near Fullerton
+ Mrs. Donohue and little daughter
of Lewistown, is the guest of he
daughter, Mrs Henry Danils.
y Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Noble drov,
+ out from Lewistown Monday ant
were accompanied home by Mis-
) Orpha Noble.
= Miss Emma Bollman arrived from
!, Havre Saturday to take the position
: of nurse in the Miners Union hos
pital.
L Charles Lockwood, of Kendall, an
4 Ellen Lockwood, of Union City
id Penn, were united in marriage b
Il Judge Brassey in Lewistown Tues
ct dav afternoon Mr.. Lockwood has
le host of friends in Kendall and owe
lie the county who join in extendin
y, their congratulations to the happ
v. couple. Mr. and Mrs. Lockwoo
a will reside in Kendall.
i'll The annual Memorial service {
n the K. P. lodge was held on Tue:
IL dav evening at the K. P. hall.