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Kendall Chronicle (Kendall, Mont.), 10 June 1902, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053338/1902-06-10/ed-1/seq-4/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
4. Thsndali. Montana, june 10, 1902. KENDALL CHRONICLE Published weekly where the big lithium are situated. E. R. CLEVELAND Editor and Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: One Year $2.00 Six Mouths - Pay in advance and avoid the disagreeable dunning letter. Too many Railroad Accidents. The number of fatal railroad acci- dents this spring are greater than ever before, which is saying a good deal. Of course the coroner's jury invtariably re- turns a verdict \exonerating the rail- road company from all blame.\ That is generally to be expected. That is the reason why a railroad company is always anxious to see that a good man is elected coroner. Judges of court and assessors are not the only officials _ . who can be useful to the railroad cor- poration. The tight kind of a coroner is always a handy man to have in a county. When a few men are killed in a railroad accident that has been caused by the giving way of an old rotten bridge, or the spreading of rails that are spiked to decayed ties; or the train running into an open switch that had been neglected by a poorly paid and over -worked hand, it is quite es- sential that the result of the investiga- tion which follows should be friendly to the railroad, --it saves a A reat deal of expense and trouble. In order to earn fabulous dividends on the watered stock it is necessary to keep the operating expenses down to the lowest possible notch. It is a mel- ancholy reflection that accidents are much more fiequent on American toads than they are on those in Euro- pean countries. Over there they seem to have a way, in case of accidents, of placing the blameAlnd responsibility where they belong. 7s -a result road beds are kept up, rolling stock is in good re- pair, and there is no lack of emplojes to propeily manage affairs. To be sure our passenger coaches and sleeping cars are, as a rule, better equipped than those operated across the Atlantic, but there , the superiority of the service ends. While peace has been restored in South Africa there is anything but peace in some of the eastern states. If there Fad been harmony in the republican ranks in Oregon the result of the state election would have -been far different. _ The best thing old Oorn Paul can do is to shave his whiskers and - g - racr- full) submit to the inevitable. Some- times it is as cheap to tide as to go afoot. With coal strikes in Pennsylvania, riots in Chicago, floods in southern Illinois, cjclones in Texas and Wis- consin, the troubles that beset Mon- -tan l seem mere trifles. The standing army of the United States has been fixed at 66,497 men. This should be quite satisfactory, un- der existing conditions, to the most conservative—even to the Quakers has come to an end, and James Patten, the man who made the corner, isricher by $1,000,000. This \captain of in- dustry\ is just as great a scoundrel as he who robs a bank. A female elephant in Forepaugh & Sells' circus, at Broo4lyn, last week, killed her keeper because he offered her a glass of beer. If the man had proffered a glass of champagne his fate might have been different. Alaska is not producing as much gold this year as last; but she is not going to drop out of public notice on that account. It has a volcano that is in energetic eruption. Those Alaska people are art enterprising lot. King Edward has a few troubles of his own. The other day he wanted to have one of his \favorites\ invited to a dinner given in his honor by one of the smart set, but the hostess tirew the line on the \favorite.\ The old man had to yield, but it \wint agin him,\as they say in Missouri. Now that peace has been -declared South Africa John Bull can sit down and calmly figure out what it cost him to destroy the Dutch republic. The figures will run into the billion col- umn. It will be a long time before Eoglan I will even begin to earn inter- est on the investment. Educational circles in Anaconda are worked up over the accusation of a high school pupil who claims the prin 61311 kissed *el.'. without her consent. The man in the case denies that he was eve: so fortunate as to kiss the pretty miss. However great the tempta- tion the principal should have resisted, for his own sake at least. Think what a stoini of jealousy he has caused among the other high school girls. A Complete Line of Sash Doors Mouldings Building Paper Fine Interior Finish Cedar Shingles Fir Flooring Siding Ceiling Common Lumber and ' Builders' Supplies Lewistown Lumber Co. The Only Exclusive Lumber Establishment in Fergus County Write or Call for Estimates or Prices Hoping to have you call and inspect our Stock before buying elsewhere, we are Yours Truly, Lewistown Lumber Co. Office and Yards: Fifth Avenue and Water Street. Telephone 77. W. J. Wells & Co. The highwaymen who constitute the municipal government of Havre, this state, conduct a hold-up each month. They go into the red-light district and capture all the women they can find. They are marched into court and these. made to deliver from $2.50 to each. The victims are then allowed to go. When the ist of the next month rolls around the municipal road agents make another raid. This method of doing business may be all right ler Havre; but in some communities it would not be tolerated. 'I he best in- terests of a town are not subserved by • such methods. American made goods ace going everywhae. The ancient palace of Charlemagne in Gerinaoy is being ren- ovated with Georgia pine. Caiifornia plums and pears are prefeired in the empire to thc formerly famous fruits from near by Italy, Servia and Bosnia, and American machinery is being used to improve the water works of Aix-la- Chai elk. Our cash registers, hard- ware, ciockety, tools, etc., are import- ed, as well as draft horses. The ability of American shoe manufacturers to place their wares on the continental markets is past the experimental stage ‘ and every Europe in capital and mauy . of the smaller cities now have one or more shoe stores stocked with 1meri. Call goods. tAe . The Only Exclusive en's Clothing and Furnishing Goods House In the Judith Basin. tcie W. J. Wells & Co. LEW ISTOW N, MONTANA. Judith Steam Laundry LEW !STU \V N, moNT. .$ 1 4$ VI strictly first-class work. Particular attention given to Kendall am! outside Agent in Kendall. Kendall Barber Shop For an L Up-to-t i our %AIL and Date S h , a v e ca n a t Hayden & Wright's Dr. John Wierner Physician and Surgeon Kendall, .P1 Montana 0. F. WASMANSDORFF Civil Engineer and Surveyor KENDALL, MONTANA. E. H. CRAI3TREE (Formerly with Central MOutena Mines Co.) Assaying and Testing Samples Received from Kendall, Gilt - Edge, Malden and adjoining camps receive prompt attention. Office at Lewistown, Montana. John Jackson, Jr. Notary Public Conveyancer, Etc. Kendall, Montana GEO. N. TAYLOR aRChITECT Kendall, Montana. I.E. WASSON Attorney at Law GILT IDGE, MONTANA Slitting Law a Specialty 1111...11.41 1 talktAtALAILAILAWALALALAt 1 DR. A. H. RUSSELL t DENTIST Graduate of University of Minnesota Will Soon Open 'rental Parlors in Kendall, Montana it'irinfe'Velir,rtrit\Woirtript Dr. R. S. Hedges 1'hy8ician,andSureco Office Over Judith II a ril ware SiOrl. - LEW1STOW - N Office Telephone 89 Residence Telephone 14) Office Noun, 10 a. m..to 12 m. 4 to 6 p. in. DR. FRED. F. ATTIX Private Di1161111.8 a Specialty Teleplione isa Lewistown, flontana The corner in May oats at Chicago r Turner Building, Opposite Post Offke •
