Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1908-07-21

Mrs. Charles Mclean returned from
a visit with relatives in Canada last
week.
Miss Helen Holloway and Murch
Dryden drove over from Fort Ma
ginnis on Saturday.
Miss Edna Chatten came oyer from
Gilt Edge horseback, on Sunday.
D. J. Tucker has purchased the
house Of w. H. Crary and took pos
session on Thursday.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. John
VALENTINE on Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Knouse drove
to Lewistown Monday where Mrs
knouse filed on homestead.
Ed Durnen, Johnny Marshal and
Bert Wareham went fishing below
Maiden on Thursday and caught
ninety trout
Miss Ella Donohue is assisting Miss
Fahey in the store during the ab-
sence OF Miss Nellie Fahey.
George Evans is in Denver repre-
senting the North Moccasin Union
No. Ill, of the Western Federation of
Miners at the convention held in that
place on July 10.
| Mike Maser is confined to his
home on account of blood poisoning
in the hand.
| Big Lehman and Horace Hill
came out from Lewistown Saturday
Messrs. James and Pete Stafford
and A. B. Fox were Lewistown visi-
tors on Sunday
Mrs. David Roberts, her daughter,
Miss Eleanor Roberts and young son.
arrived in Kendall from Hart, Mich,
and are the guests of Mr. and Mrs
William Newton. Mr. Roberts has
been here for several months.
Mr.. and Mrs Monte Bauley visited
Kendall Sunday and Monte made
some repairs on the telephone line
while here.
Messrs. Peterson, McLain, Gallant
an MCGOWAN returned Saturday from
the state shoot at Livingston. After
the shoot, the gentlemen spent scv
eral days at Chico Springs and report
a jolly trip. Mr.. Peterson was the
lee medal but could not be given the
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Of the association.
William Muldoon died at the Min
ers' Union hospital from acute peri
tonities, resulting from appendicitis,
with perforation Of the appendix,
about an hour after he was operated
on, Friday afternoon.
! Henry Daniels and wife left on Fri
day for Missoula where Mr. Danls is
a delegate to the state convention Of
Eagles. Later they will tour the
Yellowstone Park and will return to
Kendall in about two months.
On Friday evening at nine o'clock
Miss May Washburn and Charles
keene were quietly married at the
'|ome of Mrs. Monaghan in the
essence OF few intimate friends
4 Chambers attended the groom
while Mrs. Monaghan stood up with
the bride. the Rev. Lampe officiating.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Keene arc very
well known in Kendall and have the
congratulations and we'll wishes of a
host of friends
Frank Swanswer was arrested by
Deputy Sheriff Fisher for using pro-
fame and indecent language and fight
ing, and is at present in the town
stronghold. 1T appears that card
game was in progress and Swanswer
was accused Of helping himself to the
chips, whereupon Tom Durncn and
Swanswer mixed They were sep
arated and Swanswer arrested and
held, pending trial.
John Smith was arrested on We'd
nesday for threatening the safety of
]. II. Hamil at the Palm saloon. It
was also charged that Smith was
carrying a gun for Hamil. At the
trial before Iudee Kelly it was found
that Smith had borrowed the gun to
kill cat and that he was not hunt
ing Hamil at the time, although he
had threatened to "beat up" that gen.
tleman. Judge Kelly assessed Smith
five and costs for disturbing the
peace and gave him some good advice
The intense heat that has prevailed
for the last three weeks was some
what relieved the past week by sew
eral heavy thunder storms which
were quite general The rain proved
a God send to many dry land farm
ers whose crops were fast beginning
to burn up with the heat, and the
ranchers are hoping that the ele-
ments will continue favorable to the
crors
Rosco Putnam arrived last week
from Neihart and will remain in Ken
dali.
Billy" Shaules of Encanto Heights.
California, is visiting in this county
and spent a couple Of days last week
in Kendall. "Billy" is one of Ken
dall's pioneers and his friends are al
WAYS glad to see him again
Ed Durnen and Jack Hunter were
Lewistown visitors on Monday.