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Kendall Chronicle (Kendall, Mont.), 10 June 1902, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053338/1902-06-10/ed-1/seq-8/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
8. K.ends.11. Montana, June 10, 1902. . ;44 CAllP AND COUNTY NEWS Hood River strawberries, fresh as when picked. At Price's. The people continue to be buncoed by traveling dramatic shows. Larges.t stock of Drugs in Lewistown, at C. H. William's. Lime in any quantity, and of the best quality, for sale by F. R. Munkers. * June seems to be welt pleased with the water cure. Large quantities of lumber are coming to town these days. Latest styles in box papers at Wilson's drug store, Kendallfl: `i Family keg pickles, \better than the other kind, at Home Bakery. A good many Gilt Edge people say they are coming to Kendall on the Fourth of July. Lydia Pinkham's Compound, $1 per bottle at 1 , 1'ilson'n drug store. Have your dental work doi.e by Dr. E. A. Long, Lewistown. Doi.vri on the Bullard ranch oats and potatoes are up, and garden stuff is doing well. Ranchers coming to town declare crops never looked better than now. These frequent showersjuet snit them. Wild flowers continue to be abundant. they are particularly brilliant in color in this part of Montana. A fine stock of stationery just received by the Deerfield .Mercantile company. • A representative of the Lagora Fee Co., cigar manufacturers of Detroit, was do- ing business in Kendall last week. For a good, high flavored cigar, try the Montana Sport. Ed. Weaver has it. * This is a good time to buy a town lot. Within a few months they will he a good deal higher than they are at present. A Lewistown woman paid $13 for a Yogo sapphire, and now she is willing to take thirteep.cents . for thetviniserable bit of bkr9Wfug/t. Rancliega aa extra gond - creamery bu Mitit's.hlotrie Bakery. x .1. ff. Roffman has completed the ad- dition to his barn, and he now has ac- commodations for fifty head of stock. He has given the place it red front, and it looks all right. • .A new line of simmer shirts just ar- rived at the Deerfield Mercantile Co.'s store. They ail jtketwhat you need. * The streeS sprinkler is to operate on Lewistown business streets. So far the sprinkling cart has done good service in Kendall. A good many pi.ospectors who went to the hills ten days or two weeks ago, are coming back ne aqcountof thseonOnned wet weather. People here are well pleased at having sure -enough p.ateftice. The only com- plaint is that tl,Sre are not enough lock boxes. The price is 110 object. George Bach of Lewiatown is having a handsome lawn laid out on Lis place. It is a move that might be imitated liv other citizens of the loan. When in Lewistown call on [Jr. E. A. Long, the dentist, and have your teeth examined. (Me oppisite Day House. One day last week the ;own was with- out eggs; upon another occasion there was no coal oil; then the bean supply Wen: glimmering. However, at no time was there a call for chaMpaigne that could not be filled. Dr. M. E. Cart* Lewistown's new dentist, hiss fnrnielied Kis new offices' over the Judith Basin Bank building, in as very elaborate manner. He is now in position to do the beet of work. • Fresh Mississippi tomatoes, at Stnith'n Home Bakery. They're deticiuus,, x Fireworks. flags and hunting at Home Bakery. H. Smith, proprietor. A special meeting of the school hoaid .of this district was held .1une 5. It was hen vOted to bold. ti ethanol bond elect- tion oar 3une Z. The object Of this elec- tion is to bond the -district for $3500 for school purposes. The Fourth of J .ly tsrrnulgetaaeuuteoIn1 tnittee %ill meet and make up it pro. grain an soon as news is received as to band music. • This Will he .in sd.y or tA‘o. Kendall will celebrate in good ittyle. There will be fun for everybody. Miner's Union ilay will be observed at Gilt Edge. State Auditor Csulderhead will make an address, there will be ath- letic contents, good music, etc. Dargant stock of Stationery, Perfum- ery, Druggist Sundries and Notions in Lewistown at C. H. Williams. • Be -imported Sagamore whisky, at Ed. Weaver's. It has the highest repute - ,ton wherever sold. • PERSONAL, r Andy Mathews of Stanford was seeing the sights here the &et of the week. John Raw and family of Li3wistown, were in Kendall Sunday. Ed. Riche!, president of the American Brewing Co. of great Fells, was in town Sunday. Colonel Walker, representffit Undeey and Compapy of Helena, was here a few daye ago. : George Cook, mayor of Lew wu, ac- companied by his wife, visited Kendall Sunday. - George N. Taylor, the architect, spent Sunday at theccunty mkt., ,1011,41atix did the saithetiing. skit , Rev. -George Edwards of Helena, will hold religiobs services iti Kendall next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Harry Kendall, the man who sold the Kendall mine to the presetit owners, was in town last week, accompanied by his family. E. W. King .took his two daughters and Miss Kesie Fitz to Lewistown -yes- terday. The latter will return in about a month. • • . Archie McCormick, foreman of fhe Barnes , King mine, has been in Gilt Edge for some time. His place here is filled E. W. King and Robt. Henderson. Lela Wunderlin, - Miss Larsen, Es.eie Fitz, Ruby and Glytlas King visited the ilocsesboe,Bar ranch Sunday. . Go to C. H. Williams in Lewistown for your Drugs. Largestettock and best prices. The Lewistown Lumber Company has just received two carloads of finishing lumber. II you want lime in large or small quantities, call on F. R. ?thinkers. * New California cabbage; fresh straw- berries, received every otlio,day, at the Home Bakery. Fresh Fruit Good Cigars The Best Confectrons AT PRICE'S. Between Stephens' Hotel and Wilson's Drug Store • K - E NDALL T -E N -T No.- 45 K. 0. T. .M. , meets every Wed iiesdaY eYtt‘eir .4,8 o'clock at Minerie Union Hall. All viisitiag Knights cordially invited. J. A. IlricCoemicx, P. F. Scorr, K. K. ,_Com. GEO. M. ANDERSON ASSAYER LEWISTOWN, MONTANA er IF POSSIBLE. We have the largest stock in Kendall and receive fresh goods continually We aim to keep fresh goods and sell them lower than ever before . i - ttictoL) Urrz atith We Have a Large Stock bJ In Several Lines Soon to Arrive Oive us a call and we will try to suit you Deerfield Mercantile Co. The Pioneer Store of Kendall KENDALL BAKERY and CO NFECTIQNERY STORE ilcKinley Avenue, Kendall - north! Clausen, Proprietor BREAD, PIES and CAKES fresh every day Choice CANDIES, TOBACCO and CIGARS SPOkfil ive . _ did i l oN STEELE . 8:141k O W - We are headquarters for everything in the Harness and Saddlery Line ansl carry a fall line of Bicycles mid Bicycle Sundries All Repairing Promptly Done. t, 0. M. STAFFORD, LEWISTOWN. When in Lewistown Do Your Trading at the • BIG STORE - Where You Get the Best Goods for the Least Money POWER MERCANTILE CO. 77 - 0. juDITH • HARDWARE CO., • • RIGHT IN FRONT, AS USUAL • 1 , ..):. A , Cyanide, Zinc, We carry giant Powder, MINERS a complete line Caps, of [liners' Supplies. Fuse, Candles, Gasoline, Etc. t i l• J .44. . • We have in stock Luniber, Nails, Shingles, Everything BUILDERS bought everything in car you Moulding, load need lots in the building line. Lime, Rah., Etc. at bottom prices. A' Milk Line of Agricultural Implements. .1.eaders in hardware\ !et Lee istown, Montana. .see........
