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8. Kendall, Montana, February 24, 1903 HEATH & MILLIGAN'S PAINTS AT KENDALL DRUG STORE cAriP AND COUNTY NEWS Mrs. Stella Henry entertained Mrs. Herschel King and Mrs. John Dobson at dinivr Sunday even lug. Dr. F. F. Attix, Lewistown, Mont. \ Dana Hemphill of Lewistoan has gone on a trip to California and Mexico. He will be absent till May. A. T. Dennis, employed at the Bareas- King mine, has been laid up for several days with a severe attack of ionsilitis. Kelly fk Moulton, Lewistown, pay cash For bounty claims. • Akies, who has been east tor some time buying goods for the Golden Rule store, has returned to Lewistown. Geoige B. Carohie will he in the Cook block all day Saturdays and Sundays, until further notice, to take photographs. J. V. Standley has taken eharge of the Keedall lodging house. It a ill be put wi good.shape to accommodate patrons. Gilt Edge hasa ladies basket ball club, and now feels it is strictly in the social swim. County Superintendent of Schiools,Miss Meyersick, will bold quarterly teacher's examinations on February 27-28. Dr. R. S. Hedges, Lewistown, success- fully treats diseases of the bladder and stomach. Andrew Fergus, the stock man of Ar- mei* was in town last week. Sheep a p i i r i c e rtle are in fine condition, acid he a au early spring. Henry Parrent ex peels to go over to the Little Rockies next month, where he will build the mill fur E. W. King and eseociates. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Warr of Lea is - town lieve gone east. Mr. Warr will take a trip to Europe, %%bile Mrs. Warr will visit in Kansas City. The Lewi,town Meat & Provision Co. carry fresh meats, fish, home-made lard, and_ home-made hauns and bacon. Hugh McLaugnlin took a ley -off from the Barnes -King last week, lie left on Friday for Lewistown, where he will outfit for a- prospecting trip in the Big Horn c,onntry.• r - A. Young, harnesismaker, has pur- chased Mat. Regan'e business in Lewis- town, and will tlo firm -chime work. The pi ices will be satisfactory. Scarlet fever germs continue to lurk in dark corners, occasionally jumping out to catch ooe oh the children. The pupils of the Lewitti n schools appeared in Washington birthday ex- ercises on the 20th. The entertainments proved highly ietereeting. The Montana Hardware Company is one of the solid institutions of the coun- ty, Al a meeting of etockholdere recent- ly the capital stock was increiteed from 125,000 to $75,000. The mite stock was paid iii full. The old officers and di- rectors were re-elected. Senators by Direct Vote of the People. Repreeontative Hilger of Fergits coun- ty introduced a resolution in the House lie other day, and it was adopted, favor- ing the election of U. S Senators by di- rect vote of the people. After the pre - a tile the resolution reads: \'Reeolved By the Senate and limo* of Representatives of the State of Mon- tana, that, under the authority of Arti- cle V. of the conetituticti of the United States, application is hereby made to Congress to forthwith call a conetitii- tiolial convention for the purpose of trub- !nit ing to the states for ratification, an ar‘eiortment to the federal constitution iiroviling for the eleetion o/ United Siete. , senators by direct vote of the peo- ple.\ The voters, irreepe• tive of party, are iii harmony with the spirit of this retro- A GREAT ARTIST COXING. Cyrus Newton will Entertain a Kendall Audleaco—A Rare Treat. Wednesday (tomorrow) evening the people of Kendall a ill have the oppor- tunity of being entertained by that dis- tinguished humorist and comedian, Cyrus Brownlee Newton, a man who to- day stands in the front rank of his pro- fession. It is seldom indeed that the people of a small town have the privilege of hearing so prominent a man as New- ton, for artists of his stamp are claimed by the large cities of the country. Mr. Newton's present tour has been one of uninterrupted success. The press seems to be unanimous in its views of his ability to entertain an audience. As is the case with all truly great artiste in his line, Newton's humor is spontane- ous arid of the highest order; it is whole- some, and appeals to the very best that is in one'e nature. In an extended notice of his appear ance in San Francisco, the Examiner said: \He captured hie audience imme- diately. He possesses extraordinary He has few equals arod no su- periors.\ Praise by Ihe metroiSolitan press is riot bestowed upon commonplace effort. Another paper sap: \It takes a remarkable man to be able to entertain an audience a whole evening. Cyrus Newton can do so sneressfully.\ And the press comments migi t be strung out to coin ni ns. Mr. Newton appeared in Lewistown Monday evening before an audience that filled the theater to the doors. With the audience it was one round of . laughter, with a tear now and then ; for Newton can move one to tears es well as provoke merriment. Through the liberality and effort of a number of Kendall citizens Mr. Newton was guaranteed a stated sum if he would come here, and lie promieed his pros- ece. Cook's hall shoal!! be croaded. FOR SALE—A Beatty organ, second- hand— $35; cash or installment would trade for cow. Apply to J. K. Rolla. d, Kendall, Montana. Kendall Barber Shop for Sale. •VHE OLDEST ESTABLISHED SHOP IN conlif; three•chair shop. The fixtures are nearly Hew. Will be sold at once, owing to urgent business. Inquire of .E. W. HAYDEN. E. E. ALLEN IN THE KENDALL BAKERY • WATCH, CLOCK and JEWELRY REPAIRING Work latiarstoteet1 nod Satisfaction KENDALL BAKERY and CONFECTIONERY STORE McKinley Avenue, Kendall Martin Clausen, Proprietor BREAD, PIES and CAKES fresh every day Choice CANDIES, TOBACCO and CIGARS LOCAL AGENT FOR THE KENDALL STAGE COMPANY Cyrus Brownlee Newton The Greatest Entertainer Now Before the Public will be in KENDALL Tomorrow (Wednesday) Evening iany a laugh and a tear or two sandwiched in He delights the old and the children alike ,ADMISSION: Adults SLoo, Children soc George M. Stafford Lewistown, Montana Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness and Saddles A Complete Line of Turf (loot's, (ions, Ammunition and Bicycle Supplies Bargains in Men's Department Men's Gold Seal and Star Brand Overshoes at 20 Per Cent. off Men's Cloth Overcoats and Ulusters at 20 Per Cent. off Bargains in Winter Underwear POWER MERCANTILE COMPANY Lewistown, Montana We Pay Postage on Mail Orders Surplus Stock Sale of.... Lap Robes, Horse Blankets, Skates, Fancy Chinaware, Bob Sleds and Cutters We Will Sell These Goods at 25 Per Cent. off 15 Per Cent.° F F regular prices on Bob Sleds and Cutters regular prices on Lap Robes Horse Blankets, Skates and Fancy Chinaware THE JUDITH HARDWARE CO. . T ,!
