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Kendall. Montana, December 23, 1902. 5 . DURING 11 THIN HOLD-UP Excited Passengers Do Some Funny Things An Irishman Prepares to Protect His Bott'e—Valuables Thrown Everywhere Charles Freeman, the St. Paul stockman who has been in Billings recently, was one of the passengers on the Great Northern train that was held up and robbed by the Curry gang near Wagner, Mont., last year. In describing his feelings when he first realized that the train was held up, Mr. Freeman said: \It's a pretty hard matter to tell just how I did feel. You see, I had just sold a bunch of horses and had $800 of the money in my - pocket. I heard so - hae' k shots: heard the brakeman say he was shot and then heard someone say some- thing about a hold-up. 'About the first clear thought I had was: 'Holy smoke! What will I do with my roll?' A man can get pretty thoroughly scared, you know, with- out gelling too badly frightened to remember his money, especially if he has a.. good roll with him. I just took that money out of my pocket right away and stuffed it under the cush- ion of the seat and sat on it. When we learned that the passengers were not to be robbed I drew several great big breaths of reliei and looked around at the others. There was jewelry on the floor under the seats trom one end of that car to the other. Watches, d:amond studs and rings and all alien articles that the different passengers thought might be dropped out of sight. -Of course there were many humor. ous things that were not noticed in the excitement, but there was one oc- currence that nearly everyone in the cur noticed. An Irishman, with a bot- tle of whisky in one hand walked Carough the car while the shooting was going on outside and asked if anyone in the car had a gun. One oi the passengers finally said he had one and the Irishman asked for it and got it. He then walked — to — the - end of the car, entered the toilet room and locked the door, staying there till the trouble was over and the robters gone. When all was quieted down he came out and with the gun in one hand and the bottle in the other, walked up to the owner o. the gun and returned it. .1 c.ion t want to shoot anyone,' he said, 'but wanted the gun to pro- tect me bottle in case I had to foight 'Or it. - ATCBISON WAS PRESIDENT 3 r. Ato 01.... 14 Brother field ii.,. Reins COV•Ir AM at 0 • One Day I 1 8 not gctier illy k,i.tvi hit thete is at this time in Helena a nephew of the man who enjoyed the honor of being esident ot the United States for twenty-four hours, although never elected to that exalted position, and whoze name does not appear on the list of the presidents of the United States. E. A. Atchison, night clerk at the Helena hotel, is a nephew of David 1 Atch'son of Missouri, who was in 1849 president pro tempore of the United States senate, and who at one time occupied the execkutlife chair of this government for exactly twenty- four hours. It came about in this way: Presi- dent James K. Polk's term of office expired at noon, Sunday, March 4, 1849. The fact that it was Sunday made it impossible to administer to General Zachery Taylor, the presi- dent-elect, the oath of office. David R. Atchson, president pro tempore of the senate, assumed the reigns of government, which he held until noon oc the following day. There being several bills requiring the mmediate attention of the execit- tive officer of tne nation, Senator Atchison affixed the great seal and signed his name as president to cne or two of the most urgent of them. E. A. Atchison, who resides in Hel- ena, a nephew of Senator Atchison, was himself unaware of this episode in hs uncle's career until a few years ago, when he was visiting the scenes of his childhood in Missouri. Another nephew, a brother of E. A. Atchison, resides in Lewistown, and was named after eta uncle, who for such a brief perml occupied the pres- idential chair. $500 Reward. A reward of $500 formation that %Ain of the ptirlyui to my frame house day. October 25, 190 %%ill be paid for in- k-lel to Ille ro0Vie- pnrties %% Ito set. tire in Keiniall on Sat tic - 2. OSCAR STItelieN8. Before Buying Your Xmas Presents You Should Should Drop in at Miss L. C. Corneil's Ltwistrwn, Montana ;old ltuuk (,.r the assorted stock of Books Toys Fruits Nuts Candy And All Kinds of Good Things That Are in Demand at , Xmas Time Algegt_ for the Kendall Chronicle. A PPLICATIOX PATKNT No. 93. Unit. d States Laud Office. Lewierown, Montana, NW. mher bd. 19,2 Nolte ii. hereby given that Ite21nald R. Neill, whose post °Nee aildre.s hi Kendall, !Winu tmill. has this tiny filed an application for pa en' for 1292.2 linear feet of the Cyan- ide lode or vele, being .11512 feet S. 88 deg. 50 min. W.. and 8.2 ft. N 56 deg. 5o min. It., measured along the 1•011rae of the vein from the center of the Diseovery Shaft. bearing gold, with so rfnee ground kW feet in width. situated in NOrth Mo.-cash, mining district oteixed), ' of VP rirtiN, state or Montane designated by the fie d not., and offfeial idat on file in this office its survey No. 8579 hi Sec. 32. T. IS N. R. 1t4 It.. Slontann mer- idian, and purticularly described as follows, to wit:— Beginning at the N. K. Cor. No. 1. from which the t; eortier between Sees. 29 and 32, T 18 N RISK, bears N. 7 deg. Ft min 8. 072 38 feet: Thence S. 18 deg It min. K. 30I1 feet to roe No. 2: Them.. 5 II d eg II mit, It. 282 feet, to cur. No. 3: Ttenee 81i deg. 58 min W. 1300.7 feet to roe No 4; Tit N dpi' II mil,. IV 344 1 feet, to cor No 5: Thence N. 81 deg 31 min. K. 1239 feet 1 0 th e p l ace o f beginning. containing an are,. of 13.21 acres, of which 11.19 ncres are laimetl: magnetic va riet ion on all roue...4 191. • Si m i n , H . The !untie , . of loention of said Clean ble lode claim is of reeord in the office of the Recorder of trod Reigns roomy,II ((((( atm. hook 7 of lodes, at pare 2110. The adjoining claims are, we the Kest the Dixie Loile, ..,'vi yeti). Henry Permit claimniit: on the South. • he Kendall Townsite. 401111 R. Cook, et al he West. the Maseot rriseilots LO4P,(UIIIIIIrveye.1).SefItt liar! , claimant. 1 tit+ and all persons clnimiler erlver+ely any portion of the mieing Kr lllll lode. or to described. surveyed. plm tea, anti smollowl for, are required to file t heir folv•rse claims with the Register of the 11. S. land office at Lewistown in the state of Mont mt. the eixty fin pAr;IIII pub lention hereof, or they will h. forever hal red by yin' i.e of the provisions of tile statute in stick ease made nod or•yided EDWARD IIRARBRY, Register. .1. R WAREION Atty, for noolkuut. Pint' ptibliration December 2, 1922. G - NS-TH E WEDGE BU P. LEARY, Proprietor A Well Assorted Line of WINES, LIQUORSANDCIGARS - 1 / 4 ;ors:FoRTABLE, COZY CLUB ROOMS Opposite Post Office and Shaules' hotel, Kendall, flontana Stephens' Hotel KENDALL Pioneer Hotel of the North Moccasin j Miniog District. FIRST CLaSS 4CCOMMOD4T1ONS. TaBLE SUPPLIED WITH. THE BEST IN THE MaRKET FRED. L. STEPhENS, Proprietor. UNION STAGE LINE WEAD & BLACKWELL, Proprietors FAST TINE BETWEEN KENDALL AND LEWISTOWN - Stage Li.aves ktrd.C.1 Daily,. Sundays Excepted, at 8 a. m.; Return- ing, Leaves Lewistown at 3 p. m. II. Smith, agent at Kendall. Nfontatiti Saddle; y Co„ ,ents ii l.iiishuuwui We have leiteed the lkery stable in Kendall forme. ly over:owl by Day & 110 , 111:M . flIr hire good hof f3(.8 and stylish nit.. W. - MI IC( Montana Kaliroad Company Nearest mil line and quickest route to the new geld camps of the Judith Basin. Direct com- munication with Northern Pacific railway at Lombard, and with Stages to and from Lewistown at Harlowton. Lve. 9:00 a.m. Lombard rr. 9:05 Arr. 2:45 p.III. LS... 3:30 p.m. Daily, Except Sunday P. T. ROBERTSON, Supt. Lombard, Montana. ROBT. RANTOUL, Oen'i M'gr, Helena, Niot.tana John Jackson, Jr'. Notary Public Fire Insurance Conveyancer, Etc. Ken %Jail, Montana Dr. A. H. Russell Dentist Graduate of University of Minnesota Office and Pesklence two doors north of the Chronick Office WID It.' I,, Komln11 f the 10th to end of earl. tomtth end In Leer- i•town fr he 3d to 14th Kendall Stage Co. Operatine: Between. Kendall and Lewistown Leave Lewistown Daily, except Sunday, at 9 a. m., reaching Ken- dall at ii:3o a. m. Leave Kendall, Daily, except Sunday, at 3 p.. m., arriving at Lewistown at ifrp - . trr: — FOUR HORSE COACHES Antilde Acrommot itti EMT. KiwOrtimoduttious for bagg.tge of ocuttmercint travelers. MARTIN CLAUSEN Agent at Kendall Dr. R. S. Hedges Phyiioian and Surgeon - Office Over Judith 11 it rd ware Suture LEWISTOWN Office Telephone 89 Residence Telephone 80 Office Hours . 10a. tu. to I2m. 4to6p.in. W. H. CULVER PHOTOGRAPHER Lewistown, Montana Kodaks Aid Amateur's Supplies For Sale
