Fergus County Democrat., 1911-09-12

Kendall The dance was a success
and a good crowd danced until after
3 a. M, when the last dance was
played. All reported fine time.
Tuesday morning dawned cloudy and
rainy and as nothing could be done
in the rain, the ball players returned
to Gilt Edge and all sports were de-
clared off. The members of North
Moccasin Miners Union held a protest
meeting over the Mcnamara case on
Monday morning and drafted a set of
resolutions, which were signed by
everyone. These We're sent to the
governor of Indiana and to union
headquarters. Thus the Labor Day
celebration proved disappointment
to all concerned.
Work on the buildings to be moved
to Hilger has commenced in earnest
and the house wrecking goes merrily
on Elsner's hall, the Kendall Miner
building and the residence of r. r..
King are now being torn down.
r. L. Barbor who has acted in the
capacity of "sky pilot" to the good
people of this vicinity, and Hilger and
Fergus too, who are laboring in the
darkness of sin, during the summer
past, departed on Thursdays stage for
"greener fields and pastures new"
His ultimate destination is his home
in Grove, Penn. Mr.. Barbor had ex-
pected to remain in this section un-
til about Sept. 20, but owing to the
fact that he has planned pleasure
trip on the Great Lakes enroute home,
he departed sooner. He will be joined
by a chum, who has also had a pas
torate for the summer, and they an
ticipaie i2cst delightful trip and a
fine time Mr. Barbor will re-enter
the Theological seminary at Prince
ton, where he is preparing for the
ministry. While in Kendall Mr. Barbor
made quite reputation as tennis
player.
The invitations to the party to the
tennis club to have been given by r.
l.. Barbor last Tuesday night and then
having been postponed, on Wednesday
night, were finally recalled for some
reason, perhaps the rainy weather,
and as the Reverend has left Ken
dali, the affair is now on the list of
"has been"
Jack Carlson left Thursday for his
ranch on the Judith river. He will
be gone at least a month.
Misses Rose and Anna Costelloe
were in from Dog Creek Wednesday.
p. B. Snelson returned to the Balky
Horse ranch, on Salt creek, after at
tending the Labor Day celebration.
Frank Boston spent couple Of days
last week in Kendall.
Frank Roben was in town from his
homestead Wednesday and returned
on Thursday.
j. M. Parent and his daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, were passengers on
Mondays stage to LeWistown, where
the latter again enters upon her
studies in the high school. Jack Par
rent begins his course in the high
school this year.
Miss Ruth Berry left for Lewistown
Tuesday, where she will attend high
school.
The stork visited the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Willis E. Anderson on Mon
day, Sept. 4, and left fine baby girl.
E. E. Lansing filled the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church on Sunday eve.
ming, and preached good sermon to
large congregation. This is Mr.
Lansings first appearance in Kendall
and he made most favorable i'm
preston.
Mrs. Blanche d'Autremont and lit
tie daughter, and her brother, Bert
Roman, were in town Saturday. They
were accompanied on their return by
their sister, Miss Elizabeth Roman
who has been the guest of Mrs. L. G
Conyngham for some days to have
some dental work done.
Miss Maud Morton has accepted q
position as teacher at the Lindsay
school, and opened the term on Mon
day last.
w. L. Burr was one of the home
steaders on Dog creek who visited
Kendall last week.
The brother of w. L. Smith, with
his family, have arrived from Wyo
ming and are guests at the w. L
Smith home below town.
Lewistown, where he spent severa
DAYS on business.
Supt. H. H. Lang and j. W. Mills
drove to the Judith mountains an(
returned on Saturday.
Mrs. Mary Nerbovig drove in from
her ranch on Dog creek Saturday eve
ming.
Mrs. Jno. Jensen and Miss Margare
d'Autremont were shopping in Kendall