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8. Kendall. Montana, July 1, 1902. CArIP AND COUNTY NEWS Buy your drugs at Wilson's, Kendall. Born—To the wife of E. E. Wright, a daughter. The Deerfield company received Satur- day a consignment of melons. R. K. Neal, of the Kendall company, returned from Spokane Saturday. Adison Myers, of Deerfield, was a visi- tor to the camp last week. The telephone now connects Lewis- town with Fort Benton. Largest stock of Drugs in Lewistown, at C. H. Williams'. Rejsert Henderson has returned from 144rip to Helena. He reports having a had a good time. Charles Parker, a businessman of Spo- kane, who spent two days here, left to- day for his home, Ernest Richards of Lewistown is in the pest house struggling with a mild case of smallpox. Have your dental work done by Dr. E. A. Long, Lewistown. nue line of box papers, at Wilson's drug store, Kendall. Wm. Lacock of Lewistown lost his fine stallion by death last week. Ile was valued at $1500. There was a good deal more rain than sunshine last week. June will pass into history as a wet month. Mississippi torastoee and other fruits; the largest consignment yet received in Kendall, at Smith's Home Bakery. z Ed. Weaver has Axed up It room in the rear of his place for athletics. He has a punching bag and other apparatus for training the muscles. Peaches, ripe and delicious, at Smith's llome Bakery. M. P. Jeter has had his place treated to a coat of green. Now everything corresponds with the dear old shamrock. Frank Day, of Lewistown has returned from a trip to his old home in Wiscon- sin. It was his first visit there in 36 years. Riser and Millard received a load of beer Saturday. It will help bridge over what may he a hotTourth. Clingen & White also goINa consignment of the amber. B. Betor, a merchant of Marysville, has been in town the past few days with a stock of goods. He has been visiting the country towns, traveling in a coy- , ered wagon. Watermelons, bananas and oranges at Smith's Home Bakery. • Fine toilet soaps, at Wilson's drug store, Kendall. • B. Betor & CO of Marysville, will have -stock of goodr here on July 10th. The outfit returned home for the 4th. Wm. Berry of New Year, and Fred W. Schwapp, of Maiden, have gone to Alas- ka, where they, will try for a fortune. W. C. Waldorf, prominent mine owner and one of the real pioneers of the North Moccasin mining district, hiss gone on it visit to his old home at Monroe, Mich He will be absent. for theentire summer. The contract for the - mail service be- tween Lewistown and Highfield was awarded to Philip Laux of Lewistown, notice being received in the postoffice last Wednesday. The service is a semi- weekly one, and the contractor receives $1,180 a year. Re -imported Sagamore whisky, at Ed. Weaver's. It has the highest reputa- tion wherever sold. • Cook & Hilger have corripleted the ne foliations of a deal for the purchase of 1000 head of horses irom the Fergus Live Stock and Land C9. by W. 11. Hendricks of Kansas City. The sale includes the entire herd save fifty mares and colts. The reported price is $15 per head. THE CYANIDE PROCESS. How the Gold Is Extracted from the Or., in Kendall District. The extraction of gold by the cyanide process is not generally understood, and frequent inquiries come from the unin- itiated regarding the process. In briet terms the treatment in this camp is as follows: The ore after doming from the mine is dumped into a bin. Thence it passes to a rock breaker, and thence to crushers, which reduce the ore to a proper fine- ness. It is thenconducted to large tanks. Machinery working automatically does all the conveying from the breaker to the tanks. The number of tanks vary ac- cording to the capacity of the mill. When a tank is full a strong solution consisting of eight per cent cyanide to each ton of water is poured onto the ore through the bottom of the tank till cov- ered. This remains eight hours, when it is drawn off and a weaker solution is flowed on from the top. and allowed to leach through for forty-fonr hours; then it is washed with two wash waters, and pumped its dry as possible with a vacuum pump. The material is then emptied out of the tank, and the tank is ready to be again filled with pulverized ore. After the solutions have passed through the ore they are passed through a filter tank that removes all of the fine sediment that may be held in suspen- sion, and they are then passed through the zinc boxes, where the gold is depos- ited in a semi -metallic state on the zinc shavings in the buses. The zinc product is removed from the boxes every few days and cut down with dilute sulphuric acid, and then washed in several washes of clear water to remove the zinc sul- phate and other impurities. It is then filtered, roasted and melted into gold bricks. Harris Goes to the Penitentiary James Harris, the one-armed sheep herder who forged the name of James Ojerde to three checks, and passed them on Standby & Luckett, Riser & and the Deerfield Mercantile company, pleaded guilty in Lewistown and wets given a year and R half in the peniten- tiary. The forged checks footed up $217.75. Some of Harris' effects were attached by Mike Riser and the Deerfield Company, but not enough was secured to repay their loss. Rapid Sheep Shearing. They are doing some great sheep shear- ing on Willow creek. Twenty-six ma- chines are taking off 3,000 . fleeces a day. This is said to be a record breaker in the sheep shearing line. Fireworks, flags and bunting at Home Bakery. H. Smith, proprietor. Trade at Home 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 We Have a Large Stock In Several Lines Soon to Arrive Give us a call and we will try to suit you Deerfield Mercantile Co. The Pioneer Store of Kendall KENDALL BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY STORE McKinley Avenue, Kendall-_--. Martin Clausen, Proprietor BREAD, PIES and CAKES fresh every day Choice CANDIES. TOBACCO and CIGARS .01 SPOicA tit STEiLt liN ts.46 We are headquarters for everything in the Harness and Saddlery Line and carry a full line of BiCy'cles Mid Bicycle Sundries All Repairing Promptly Done. G. M. STAFFORD, LEWISTOWN. When in Lewistown Do Your Trading at the BIG STORE • • • Where You Get the BestGoods for the Least Money POWER MERCANTILE CO. .. JUDITH RIGHT HARDWARE IN FRONT, 1 A s A m CO. AS USUAL MINERS We carry It Cyanide, Zinc, Giant Powder, complete line Caps, of fliners' Supplies. Fuse, Candles, Gasoline, Etc. BUILDERS We have in stock everything Lumber, Nails, Shingles, Everything bought in you need in the building line. Moulding, Lime, Hair, Etc. car load lots at bottom prices. \Leaders in }lard ware'' A Full Line of Agricultural Implements. Lewistown, Montana For a good, high flavored cigar, try the Montana Sport, Ed. Weaver has it. *
