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4. Kendall. Montana, December 2, 1902. KENDALL CHRONICLElof sport. And it might have been the Published weekly where the big mines are situated. E. R. CLEVELAND Editor and Proprietor. SUBSCRIPTION RATZO : One Year Nix Months ................ $1.25 Pay in advanee and avoid the disagreeable dunning letter. A Promising Future. Kendall has mines undeveloped that are as rich as either of the two big mines now in operation. Mining ex- perts and other well informed people who have made a careful examination of the North Moccasin mountains con- cede that to be a fact. Capitalists ate beginning to realize that this is destined to be one ot the biggest and best pay - in mining sections in the whole court try, and are investing accordingly. Their are at least a — hall dozen rich prospects now under hood tor sums ranging from $25,000 to $5o,000 each, and the people who have seemed these bonds must ne, essaiily do thousands of dollars worth of development work on the several laims. That cyanide mills will filially he .wilt tin the differ- ent properties there is no «itibt in the minds of petipte who are in a position to pass tellable judgement upon the amount ot ..eaitit — contained therein. The mining industr% in this set Lion is now only in its imaney, and dming the next I%k year. Kendall will develop nom a b div mining taMp into a city ni pletentions pr000rtions, having ste.h modein imp ovements as water works. sewerage system, eleTaric lights and paved stre,ts, and the wile does not seem far dis ant when there will be (-hough licisin ss here to offer suffii lent indu , rmeia tor the .•onstru , •tion of the Mont. 'a railroad trout Lewistown to Kendall. I it course all of these changes cannot take place in a tew days ii takes time to develop mines, and the g rowth it the Limn must ne..:es- salilv. depend upon the increased ounitirs.-em_aurn_avito are _given steady employment i n the mines. But tte ch.inges wi I swelv come and employ- ment will be given to hundreds ot skilled ano un•killed laboiers both in the mines and in building up the town. Kendall make a desirable residence city, and durt.ig the summer season flowers and trees in abundance could be made in grow and make beautiful and attraetive i tie home. 01 workmen and business men who Tay come to Kendall and share 'in the growth and prosperity of a town that will make itself known the world over as one oi the bizgest gold producers of its lime. The President as a Sportsman. The President is a nue spott-man He refused to shoot a bear that had been tied to a tree. The refusal of Mr. Roosevelt to take the life of bruin tinder such tircuitistances was a lit dent thing to do. Under the exciting influence of the hunt, a less thoughtful and far sighted person than Roosevel might have raised his lifle and put the bear on the retired list. But no ; such an act would have ruined the tecotd of the president as a hunter, and lover means of defeating Iris re -nomination in 1904. Cettainly to have taken ad- vantage of bruin as he was tied to a tree %ouid have caused any amount of ridicule . to have been heaped upon the hiet executive. Every true sportsman in the land would have joined in \joshing\ the perpetrator of such an act. But Roosevelt is a prudent man under all circumstances. It will be a cold day when he is found guilty of such an act. Better to have gone to bed supperless, or returned to the 11'hite House without a bear to his credit than to have been guilty of kill- ing a beast that was tied to a tree. Chicago school teachers ate about to organize a union. The clergy snould fall in line next. \The Story of Mary McLane\ is now on sale in England where it ap- pears - tabe filling a king felt want. \[he Lewistown Democrat is kept busy these days making denials that It is about to pass over to another man- aginent. Canada is to have another transc..on- tinental tadroad. The Dominion is having an era of unprecedented pros pet ity. After a long silence those interested in the Buffalo hump country are again booming it. But like Thunder Moun- tain, it louses to boom. There is a movement on foot in Spokane to organize an anti -vice politi- cal party. A political party without vice would be a novelty indeed. A Helena woman wants a divor - ce . because her husband has cold feet. A man must possess a good many virtues to be satisfactory to a Helena woman. The announcement comes from Chicago that there is to be a \corner\ in corn. Brit this is not likely to in- terfere with the price of corn -cob pipes. A great man's troubles do not always ria at his death. COTiimlinT have again been distuibed. This time they are deposited in the cathedral at Seville. The salary of the president of the Nmerican Federat'on of Labor has been raised to $3,000 per annum. He can labor as many hours a day as he pleases. The Czar denies that his mind is failing hint. If his opinion of lrimselt is correct, the Czar has a v,00d deal 01 an advantage over some of the other rulers of Europe. The Butte papers are predicting a mild winter for that region, notwith- standing the fact that one man has already been frozen to death in that town so far this season. President Baer seems to he getting much the worse of it in the hearing before the arbitration commission. Is it possible his st,cle partner, Providence, lhas gone back on him? Kansas City, Mo., had a bull fight on the program for Thanksgiving even- ing. The city clergy made such a fuss A Complete Line of Sash Doors Mouldings Building Paper Fine Interior Finish Cedar Shingles Fir Flooring Siding Ceiling Common Lumber and Builders' Supplies 1 - low About That [louse? You will need to build It before winter sets in Remember we can supply you with lumber and building materials on short notice and at the best terms. Write to us or Call upon us Lewistown Lumber Co. Lewistown, rlontana Office and Yards: Fifth Avenue and Water Street. Telephone 77. about it hov-ever, that the police re- fused to permit its taking place. — The Argus is now wedded to the theory that it is bad.policy to reinimin- ate men to offi e in Fergus county. the Argus was not converted till att. r it had read the election returns. The Burlington railroad has notified its empltnees that dead train robbers it ill be paid for at the rate of $1,000 a head. Shooting train robbeis at that price should affoid la rative em- nloyment to some ot the railroad com- pany's crack shots. Madam La Boots, the But w woman who was implicaud in the Li ltii ot Dr. Cayley of that i ity si me time ago, has been ariesred in San Francisco. She says she killed Cat let. I here are enough conflicting stories re garding the murder to !huddle any jun. Now comes news that the cr , al oper- ators have decided not to confer with Mr. Mitchell act hi- as•ociatrs in en endeavor to settle their ditfic s without the aid ra the arbitration -corn: mission. The Anierif•an people are getting disgusted with the dilat o ry methods employed by the coal barrillS. to, \Kid' Curly is a big curiosity in Knoxville, Tenn., where he was con- victed ot robbing the expresa car DI a Great Northrro train pi, Montana. The clergy refer to hint as the Napoleon ot crirm, and hundred's of the city's most influential citizens have crowded the court house in an effort to see him. The royal iamilies of Russia and Italy are in a peck of trouble over the painful regularity with which daughters are born to their households. Hens to the respective hroties oi the two countries are in demand. ‘'here is that noted German ph% sician is ho has been claiming to have found a way to pre -arrange for the character of the sex before birth. John Jackson, Jr. Notary Public Conveyancer, Etc. W. J. Wells & Co. Ot The Only Exclusive Men's Clothing and Knish* 6006 • House in the Judith Basin. goat W.J. Wells & Co. LEW ISTOW'N, MONTANA. Judith Steam - Laundry WLEAN & LITTLEJOHN, PROPS. LEWISTOWN, MONT. tAt tit Strictly first-class work. Particular attention given to Kendall and outside orders. H. SMITH, Agent in Kendall. Dr. A. N. Russell Dentist Graduate of University of Minnesota Office and Residence two doors north of the Chronicle Office Will It.' in Kendall f the 10th to end of emelt month Noted in Lew- istown from the 3d to 9th CHRONICLE $2.00 A YEAR Kendall, Montana
