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8. Kende/4 Montana. Aurst I I, 1903 ' PAINTS AT WILSON'S DRUG STORE CArlP AND COUNTY NEWS Dr. F. F. Attix, Lewistown, Mont. • Matt Regan of Lea i-gown was in town Saturday. The Acme Cafe is the beet yet; short orders served to tempt your appetite. Lewistown,i5lontana. Guy Norman was in town Sunday and Monday on business. Htinter's Rye whisky at Clingau Hamilton's. F. E. Wright and wife of Lewistown were in town Sunday and stopped at the Steatites hotel. Foley's Kidney Cure will care all dis- eases arising from disordered kidneye or bladder. For sale by L. C. Wilson. Mike Maser, one of the Barnes -King trusted employes in the mill, was on the sick -list last week; but soon pulled out in good shape. The Lea otown Meat & Provision Co. carry fresh meats, fish, home-made lard, and home-made hams and bacon. A eon was born on the 7th to the wife of L. 0. Wilson, at the Kendsll com- pany's power house. Go to Clingan & Hamilton's for W. H. Merl. yer's celebrated Cedar Brook whis- ky, bottled in bond and guaranteed by the government to be strictly pure. Dropped 111 Goodly 4fad. Minister Winters, the popular Lewie- town, had the bad luck to lose $200 last week. He was enroute to Livingston via Fort Benton, and the money disappeared while the reverend gentleman was on the stage. Of on a Trip. Paul Smith left Monday for Lewistown, where he was joined by li.ittivife and sis- ter-in-law, Miss Annie Luton, and J. W. Luton. Thence the party will start over- land by private conveyance for Chico, near Yellowstone park. There they will visit relatives of Mrs. Smith, and the lat- ter will test the curative properties of the Chico springs. Mr. and Mrs. Smith may he absent a month. The tourists -are certain to have a good time. Many persons in this - community are suffering from .kidiiey complaint who could avoid fatal results by using Foley's Kidney Cure. For sale by L. C. Wilson. Arrested for Fast Carl Shirley and Jack Lynn, two ex- uberant spirits from the Bank ranch at Deerfield, were up before Judge Jaekscin Sunday evening on a warrant for whirl- wind driving on McKinley avenne. The two men had a merry time seeing how near they could' come to knocking over weimen and children; but everybody cotild not see the humor of it at!, sad a dolnplaint in tie justice court was the Outcome. Nob to be too despotic in the premises, the Jnetice gave the two men an essay on !deportment in mining camps. While the multi-millionairs of the effete east pay run their automobiles with fatal reetate right and left, and jun- tiie simply winks her eve at the offend- er*, in Kendall order must prevail. It his been the quetom to make a speed track of McK nley avenue, but Justice Jackson says hat hereafter horsemen mast not en tiger life and limb by tOrnado riding An Itswation Tea. On Wednes4ay lass Mrs H. I. Shaw gave an aftern4on tea in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Car eton, of Ma&son, Wis., who are viFitirliz their datiehter, Mre. 0. F. Wasmansiloifi. The ivnvited guests •besides Mr. lind Mrs. Carleton were .Mrs. Jackson,. Mrs. Wariniamelorff, Mrs. lewton, Mrs. • Flaherty and Mrs. H. R. ing. Daint refreenients. music and , social conve made the time pass Inly too quic y. I Garment I's a Railroad Center,' t ` Passengers ,on the Montana railroad crming north - can now ride to Garneill. It is not intepded to put on a regular passenger coath until Abe road is com- pleted, but the passengers will be taken care of just the tame. Did you ever try a 35c dinner at the Acme Cafe in Lewistown? They are the beet in town. Next door to the Majes- tic buffet. Accident to the Kendall Ittage. The mail coach which runs between Kendall and Lewistown was upset Mon- day on the road near the fair isenads. A forward wheel went into aebeck-hole causing the well-loaded coach to roll over. On top were A. ,B. Lehman of Lewistowff, and E. D. Abrams of Hel- ena, the latter representing the Inde- pendent. Both men and the driver ea - caned with slight bruises. Ed. Eagan of Lewistown, however, was less fortu- nate. He was on the inside, and as the coach wa$ turning he attempted to jump lilt was caught and held to the ground by the heavy weight. It was some time before he could be extricated. The five other passengers were not injured. When picked up t'out was bleeding at the mouth and seeded „to be suffering internally. Meslias talitin back to Lew- istoivn. A Dance Friday Night. The members of the base ball olub will give another dance in Huson's hall on the evening of the 14th. There will be good music and free refreshments A tip-top time is promised. Sound kidneys are safeguards of life. Make the Kidneysha hy with Fo!ey's e ) Kidney (hare. For salel y L. C. Wilke). The Railroad will he istLewistowa Next Month. Officers of the Montana railroad say that the road a ill surely be into Lewis - not later than the middle of Sep- tember unities sotnething nnforeeen oc- otwato ro441 ptugrt sg. There are over two hundredteams working on construc- tion and as the heaviest work has been completed all along the line, track laying will proceed with great rapidity durirg the next few weeks. He Still Has Faith. John H. Cook, the townsite man, mine promoter and general hustler of these parts, has gone to spokane to gain mach -needed lest. lie still has faith in the ultimate outcome of the camp. Foley's Kidney Cure in it medicine tree from poisons and will pure any case of kidney disease that is not beyond the reach of medicine. For sale by L. C. Wilson. Quick Relief for Asthma Sufferers Foley's Honey and Tor affords im- mediate relief to asthma Offerers in the worst stages and if takent in time will effect a cure For sale bY L. C. Wilami. An Easters, Mau for RID Edge. W. G. Gleason. an experienced will man from Toronto, has taken charge gf the recently Installed mestere at Gilt, Edge. It is expected th new i in prov ments will be the means f putting t 6011 Reef property on aJ dividend pa ing basis. ' Gone Back Wh.r.jOod William Maeder, the ell -known a popular miner; left Friday for a vieit his old home in Philadelphia. He h promised !Unreel( a good time before turning to the Monotony of the Nor Moccasins. Power's Wrapper and Waist Sale Money Saving Bargains for All Closing Out Summer Goods at About One -Half Regular Prices Staple Groceries at .Bed Rock Prices POWER MERCANTILE COMPANY We Pay Postage on Mail Orders Lewistown, Montan* A. HQ . PKINS 6c SONS PURE BOOR GROCERS LEWISTOWN MONTANA GROCERIES run and Fresh Always in Stock We Carry a Complete Line Once e,Customer Always a Customer We are alter the Kendall trade and will deliver all order amounting to $50 Or more free of charge ; rit George 111. Stafford Lewistown, Montana Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness and Saddles A Complete Line of Turf Goods, Guns, Ammunition and Bicycle Supplies \Lig. .1e.at,et.ae Montana Meta Market Phone 24 ABEL & CO., Props. We Invite 'our Patronage A Choice Stock of Fresh Meats Always on Hand POULTR1' FISH VEGETABLES EGGS All Meats . In Season We Pay Cash for Hides 'WIC Vele ienene-er JUDITH HARDWARE CO. , I LVWISTOWN jr ni IS THE STORE THAT KENDALL PEOPLE SHOULD ADDRESS come in d see us. We can serve you best whether you want - Their orders to and when you visit Lewistown always • Powder, Picks and Shpvels, or Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Utensils and 'Crockery, or ,Buggie4,t Harness, Robes and Sporting Goods, or Farm Machinery, Garden and Field Seeds or anything from our large stock of GENERAL HARDWARE Tin Shop in Connection . Telephone4. c63
