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8. Kendall. Montan4, J..11 y 16, 1902. cAriP AND COUNTY NEWS Mrs. A. 1'. Hall, of Kendall, was berry. ing near Lewistown lest week. Largest stock of Drugs in Lewistown, at C. H. Williams'. Have your dental work done by Dr. ' E. A. Long, Lewistown. Rev. Father Vermaat, of Lewistown, will hold services in the Miner's Union hall, Kendall, at 10 a. rn. on the last Sunday of each month. Fine line of box paprs, at NVilson's drug store, Kendall. C. Re -imported Sagamore whisky, at Ed. Weaver's. It has the highest reputa- tion wherever soli. Mrs. V.M. McLean and baby daughter visited at the home of Mrs. M. McLean's oisrer, Mrs. Henry Parrent, last week. Fresh Fruits at Geo. W. Hall's, Lewis- town. Fine toilet soaps, at Wilson's drug store, Kendall. Mrs. Ernest %V. King. of Lewistown, spent a few days in Kendall last week, the guest of her sister, Mrs. H. I. Shaw. RerreA -- yOnstself thei.e hot dasia- (ieo. W. Hall's soda fountain, Lewis- town. Champion Mowers at Lehman's, Lew- istown. %Ve handle everything. x The Lewistown Lumber Co. have a complete line of doors, windows, mould- ings, flooring, ceiling, sidings, building paper, builders' hardware, etc. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smith went to Lewittown Saturday. Mr. :_zinith turned Sunday. Jewel Ranges at LehmAn's, Lewis- town. AVe handle everything. A full line of Boots and Shoes at Geo. W.. Hall's, Lewistown. Mr. and Mrs. - Owen Biglen, Spo- kane, Wash., arrived in Kendall Sat- urday and have decided to permanently reside here. Mr. Biglen is it brother to Johnny Biglen, of this place. John E. Wasson came over from Gilt Edge Monday on mining business con- nected with the King -Barnes company. Gents' Furnishings at Leh mater, Lew- istown. We handle everything. x A literary and musical entertainment w'll be given in the Miners' Union hall next Thursday, July 17, by Miss Alice E. Bennet, Mrs. Doroethea Badger and Miss Mattie Butler. These people afford pleasing entertainment and she citizens of Kendall should not fail to heir!. them. Crockery . at Lehman\ Lewistown. We handle everything. Fire at Spotted Horse. Last Friday evening at about 9:30 a fire was noticed in the direction of Spotted Horse, and investigation proved it to be the Spotted Horse mill. No fire protection was provided for the mill and nothing could be done but stand aipl watch tits, flames consume the structure,' completely destroying the plant. Just bow the fire originated is not known, but incentliarism is presumed to be the cause. Herbert Kelly Arrested . Herbert Kelly, a young man who had been doing some jewelry repairing in the store of J. R. McKay two months ago a nd since then has been employed in the • mines, unceremoniously left town lAst Saturday, leaving a number of creditors behind. Kelly then went to Lewistown where he tried to pass a worthless check for t500. He was placed behhid the bars last Sunday, Henry - Wareham swearing out a warrant for his arrest. LOST.. ThinALay evening; July 10, near the Palace cafe or at Hall'sboarding house, a gold filled Hunting case watch, .with ROckford movement. Gold' chain at- tached to watch. Five dollars reward to the finder if left at this office. WILSON -SHANE Popular Kendall Druggist and Great ra e Falls Belle United In Marriage at Fort Benton. L. C. Wilson and Miss Mabel Shane, niece of Mrs. E. R. Russel, were married last Tuesday at Fort Penton at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Russel, Rev. -W., W. Van Orsdel performing the ceremotry, Rev. C. E. Cunningham assisting. Mr. Wilson is a druggist with fine business prospects in the new and prosperous mining camp of Kendall. He is well known in Great Falls, having been with the Randall Drug company for several years. He is a native of Toronto. Miss Shane has made Great Falls her. home for the last ten years, ami she has many friends here. The wedding was a quiet one, Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Kester and Burt Shane and Rev. and Mrs. Cunning- ham being the only witnesses aside from the family of Mr. Russell.—Great Falls Tribune. Post °Men Appointment. John Jackson, Jr. has been appointed postmaster at Kendall in place of Mrs. Grant Robinson, removed. The appoint- mentxpe made on the 5th inst., and while the office has not yet been changed it is probable that it will be placed in some building easy of access to the pub- lic. Mr. Jackson sated that it has not yet been decided just what will be done regarding its' removal from the present location. To Recover Commission. An action was commenced in the courts Monday by A. T. Wright and C. T. Dur ell against Barney McDonnell to compel a settlement for commission upon the de of certain mining machinery sold, t is claimed, through the efforts of plain- tiffs. The amount involved is about $2,400.—A rpm. 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 C-0---N-FECTIONERY STORE ficKinley Avenue, Kendall flartin Clausen, Proprietor BREAD, PIES and CAKES fresh every day Ch oice CANDIES, TOBACCO ard CIGARS Spokane, Wash., condt.ctors and mo- tormen in the street ca; service have formed a union and asked for the com- pany's approval. Largest Mock of Stationery, Perfum- ery, Druggist Sundries and Notions in Lewistown at C. H. Williams. The plumbers' strike for higher wages at Toronto, Can., has resulted in com- plete cessation of work s in the trade. No plumbers can be got from the United States, as the men arc closely watching for infractions of the alien labor law. Kendall Shoemaking, SHOE REPAIRING LEATHER and SHOE FINDINGS FOR SALE _POWER MERCANTILE • CO. HARNESS REPAIRING SPOKA/y 4 . loc o STEELE 3 119 We are headquarters for everything in the Harness and Saddlery Line 7 11 carry a full -line of Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries All Repairing Promptly Done. u. M. STAFFORD, LEWISTOWN. 4Vhen in Lewistown Do Your Trading at the BIG STORE — Where You Get the Best Goods for the Least Money JUDITH HARDWARE IN FRONT, AS USUAL RIGHT CO. MINERS We carry a Cyanide, Zinc, Giant Powder, complete line Caps, L 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 Hardaitte\ _ _____ . A Full Line of Agriculfuraninplemelib. — — Lewietoan, Montana. — I? t' Iv
