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Kendall, Montana, May 5, 1903 HEATH & MILLIGAN'S PAINTS AT KENDALL DRUG STORE CArIP AND COUNTY NEWS Dr. F. F. Attix, Lewistown, Mont. I , The Sunday School in Kendall is in a thriving condition and the regular Sun- day attendance is quite large. Montana union made cigars for sale at Clingan & Hamilton's Kendall. John Dobson will shortly begin build- ing a porch in front of his house. Mr. Dobson will soon have one of the neatest cottages in town. Mr. Frank Sullivan, of the Horseshoe Bar ranch, was in town a few days last week, taking treatment for a severe cold. The family of Mr. 'Wedlock, who is employed at the Barnes -King mine,. arrived in Kendall last Sunday from Neihart, Montana. If you want a drink of first-class whisky try Hunter's rye, or W. H. McBryer's Cedar Brook bourbon, for sale at antigen tk Hamilton's. -- AitEur Weston left. Kendall . -- Otis morning for Harlowton where he will engage in the saloon business. The Lewistown Meat & Provision Co. carry fresh meats, fish, home-tuade lard, and home-made hams and bacon. Brother Van will arrive Kendall on Monday, the 11th inst., and . Will • put forth his best efforts in the cause of religion. Yon never heard of any one using Foley's Honey and Tar and not being satisfied. It is rumored that a fine new bunk house will soon be built on the Barnes - King property for the accornodation of the miners and mill men in their em- ploy. Elmer Munkers has started his saw mill on the Silverthorn rancli.oind is now busy filling orders for rough !umber. Mr: Munkere has enough orders to keep his mill running several 14041hs. Rev. Geo. Edwards wishes to - announce that he will hold religious services in the Cook block at Kendall, next Sunday evening, May 10.h. Foley's Honey and Tar is peculiarly adapted for asthma, bronchitis and lI a rseness. C. C. Swan, who works about the solu- tion tanks at the Barnes -King mill, is resting for R few days. He splashed a few drops of cyanide solution onto his neck which poisoned it. Swan thinks he will be all right in a few days. Kendall conlinues to grow and pros- per, and outsiders find this a desirable place for business locations. The latest thing for the camp is a wholesale liquor store. The stock of goods is expected to arrive here any day. Lumber arrived Sunday aftertionn for building the ice box for the Montana Meat company. The new meat market has been delayed somew.iat in starting for the reason that it has been impossible to get building material into the camp. Will Cure Consumption A. A. Herren of Finch, Ark., writes: \Foley's Honey and Tar is the best prep- aration for coughs, colds and lung trou- ble. I know that it has cured consump- tion in the first stages.\. Frank Sage, the livery man from Maiden, drove into Kendall Sunday morning, bringing with him Messrs. Tom Burgess and Clyde Wilson, who had been to the pioneer mining camp on business. Dr. Aubrey H. Rnssell and wife left this (Tuesday) morning for Lewistown, where he already has quite a large prac- tice. It is the doctor's intention to make Lewistown his headqurters in the future, but he will make regular monthly visits to Kendall, when he will be glad to give theme desiring dental work of any kind, the benefit of his . long professional ex- perience. Mrs. J. R. McKay and children arrived home Sunday evening from Gilt NM, where they were visiting for several weeks. They were accompanied by Mrs. Mc Kay's brother and sister, Mr. George Nipper and Miss Nipper of Gilt Edge, , Paul Smith took advantage of his \long change\ in shifts to round up his buggy team on the range, and with Mrs. Smith, drove over to Lewistown. Paul returned home alone Saturday evening, leaving his wife to spend a week with her .parents in the county lest. Foley's Honey and Tar contains no opiates and can safely be given to chil- dren. , The many friends in Kendall of Mrs. Fred L. Stephens will be grieved to learn that she has been confined in the Colum- bus hospital in Great Falls for eeveral weeks since her departure from Kendall. She has so far recovered however, as to be able to go on an extended visit to California for the benefit of her health. W. A. Shanks has secured the agepcy for the Kendall district, of the New ;York Life Insurance Company. Thi is_ one of the strongest companies do) ng business today, and Mr. Shaulee an make you some very good propositions in the way of insurance. He will be pleased to call upon. you at your office or in your home, and explain why he can give you better insurance than other companies. Dr. McCoy is medical ex- aminer for the company Mr. Shaules repreiente. Last Friday morning T. R. Matkieles spirited delivery team took fright he - cause the bottom fell out of a grocery box, spilling canned goods, etc. under- neath them. The horses dashed wildly down the street and straddled a tele- plintie pole in faint of Reed dr Millard's ealoott. At this point they were relieVkl of the wagon which they left in a badly smashed condition. The team continued their made race down the LewistoSen road for two miles and through a tire gate at the turn to the Maiden roiie. H. 0. Wa:eliam started after the .rapa- ways on a saddle horse and afterr'they bad run their course he lassoed (them. It Was said to be a very pretty true - away. . 1 The drawing features of the hypunti entertainments that were given in 'Wens dall last week were the prizes offereiPtti local ladies for such cohteste as drivide nail, and sawitirwood; the most porifiC lar young tardy, and the beet lookiier child also received prizes. Of course ;ft was fun to see a woman saw wood and drive mills. Following were the Bocce* ful contestants: prettiest child, Glitrite Wright; fastest at sawing wood, Mi. Della Wheelock; fastest nail drives:, Mrs. Ed. Wright; most popular lady, Ada K. Rae (Msficcasiti Kate); heel S waltzers, Mr. and Mrs. Siti.:ic. • ok Traveling Is Dangerous Constant motion jars the kidne which are kept in place in the body b delicate attachments. This is the reds that travelers ' trainmen, street car mei teamsters and all who drive very muclL. stiffer from kidney disease in some for Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens t,id, Refrigerators Very Cheap Any Kind at Prices Ranging from $20 to $45 Another Large Shipment of Hats Prices from $1.50 to $3.5o A Great Shoe Sale Men's Shoes that formerly sold at from $1.50 to $5.00 now selling at from $1 1,0 POWER MERCANTILE COMPANY We Pay Postage on Mail Orders Lewistown, Montana A. HOPKINS & SONS PURE FOOD GROC.;,NRS LEWISTOW N MONTANA GROCERIES Pure and Fresh Always in Stock We Carry a Complete Line Once a Customer Always 4: Customer We are after the Kendall trade and will ditsier all orders amounting to $50 or more free of charge , George M. Stafford Lest istots ii, N1ontana Manufieturer and Dealer in Harness and Saddles A Complete Line of Turf (ioods, thins. Ammunition and Bicycle Supplies ESERT LAND FINAL PROOF— NO - Aire for publleetion—Departraent of L'I dir the Interior, United States Land Office, Lewistown, Montana, April 4, 1908, -- No- tice is hereby given that PHILENA HOLZEMER, Assignee of Jennie M. !deserve, of Fergus couot Montana, has filed notice of intent n to make proof of his desert land c im No. 888, for the SW4, N W18 SW/. c 22. SE\ --4, SiPt Sec. 21, NW‘,. ee. 27 Tp. . 18 R., M. M. before Register and Receiver at Lewistown, Montana, on Tues- dsy, the 12th day of May, 1908 He names the following witnesses to prove the complete irrigation and reclamation of said land: Theodore Muller, Archibald Hop- kins. Theodore Lindsey and Charles W. Meyer, all of Lewistown, Montana. EDWARD BBASSEV, Register. Fire. publication April 7, 1903. kidneys and cures all forms of kidney and bladder disease. Geo. E. Hainan, locomotive trigineer, Lima, 0., writes, \Constant vibration of the engine caused me aireat deal of trouble with my kid- neys, and I got no relief until I used Foley's Kidney Cure.\. Nailer to tit! , Public. Providing as many as 40 residents of Kendall will each contribute 50 cents per month; t will remove all garbage and refuse collected at their back doors semi-monthly, and deposit the same a safe distance from the camp. R. W. DUTCHER. JUDITH HARDWARE CO. LEWISTOWN IS THE STORE THAT KENDALL PEOPLE SHOULD ADDRESS Their mail orders to, and when you visit Lewistown always come in and see us. We can serve you best whether you want Powder, Picks and Shovels, or Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Utensils and Crockery, or Ruggie§,'Harness, Robes and Sporting Goods, or Farm Machinery, Garden and Field Seeds or anything from our large stock of ENERAL HARDWARE &c. Tin .tihop in Connection 11••••=.1 Telephone 63 •
