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Kendall, Montana, September 22, 1903 STOCK FOOD AT WILSON'S DRUG STORE CArlP AND COUNTY NEWS Dr. F. F. Attix, Lewistown, Mont. • 0. F. Waemansdorff has decided to lo- cate in Lewistown. For fine watch repairing and engrav- ing go to I). E. Hemphill & Co. Ben. Jeremiah, representing the Great Falls Tribune, is in town. • A. S. Wright, the mine, promoter, is back in Lewistown from St. Paul. Hugh Stegene lias returned from a visit to his home in Hartford, Conn. Montana applai-etrand souvenir spoons —I). 1. H mphill & Co. A. S. Simmons and wile of Silver Lake, were at Shanks hotel Sunday. The mineral - exhibit at the fair from this district attracted great attention. . Cut glass and band painted china at D. E. Hemphill & Co. During the holding of the fair at. the county seat, Kendall resembled \that graveyard on the bill.\ Avoid serious results of kidney or bladder disorder by taking Foley's Kid- ney Cure. For safe by L. C„ Some Of the bridges on the road out front Kendall south need repairing be- fore real winter weather sets ;11. Kendall visitors at the county seat last week held their own, which was no easy trick under the conditions. Go to Clingan & Hamilton's for W. H. McBlyer's celebrated Cedar Brook whis- ky, bottled in bond and guaranteed by the government to be strictly pure. A. M. Reynolds and cue of Syracuse, N. Y., were gu eta at Shrieks' hotel Sun. any. Mrs. Reynolds is a sister to Osza r Stephens. J. B. Rough and wife, Faulk McDon- ald and wife and Alex. Barclay of Fort Benton were guest. of Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Matlock Sunday. Those from Kendall who visited the fair, and who purchased round trip tickets, had no difficulty in getting home oil schedule time. The teachers' institute of this county was in session at Lewistown last week. There were some twenty teachers in at- tendance, and the sessions mere most profitable. u, Latest novelties in Jewelry and silver- ware at 1). B. Hemphill & Co. Leslie Bueenburg of Rueliestier, and Mies Shorey of White Sulphur Springs, Mont., arrived Sundar . and as- sumed their duties as teachers in the Kendall public school on Mondity. John Mears, proprietor of Atfigendall and Lewistown stage line, handled the crowd of travelers last week in good shape. He pat on extra coaches as K•ca. Pion required, and made travel rmfort a- ble for his patrons. Fole)Js Kidney Cure makes the dis- eased kidneys sound so they will elimi- nit.e the poisons from the blood. For sale by L. C. Wilson. LOST—On Thursday, Sept•17,between Kendall and Lewistown, a lady's gold watch, engraved deer head on came, tint- ed dial, let with rubies. Bewail lot re- turn of same to T. R. Matlock'. store in Kendall. ' leaden Won the Base Ball Series. Lett ietown witnessed a series of four hall games, beginning Tburaday, be- tween the Kendall and b i ome team& Kendall won e majority of the series. The scores were; First game, 19 to 9 in favor of Kendall; second ganiaal4 to 5 in favor of Lewistown; third game, 18 to 1: in favor of Kendall. The last game • went to Kendall -20 to 16. In the game Sunday everything went along nicely until tile fifth inning, when both sides began playing loose ball. However, the games as a whole were interesting, and fair crowds witnessed them. 11. K. Neil Tells About a Great Oil Field in Alaska. R. K. Neal, manager of the Kendall Company's psoperty, returned front Alaska a few days ago, and is entlinsi- aetic about oil. \Without question there is fine Oil in the Kyak oil fields of Alaska, and I look for that distriet to make one of the great oil districts of the world,\ said Mr. Neil in an interview. \The English company is sinking a well which was down 375 feet when 1 Was there, and it hail not reached the oil sands, but the pressure was so great that the oil was flowing from around tlutcas- lug of the well at the rate of twenty bar- .-els a day; and it wits being used as fuel to run the engine. \Two other companies are putting up rigs. I and Clarence Cunningham of Wallace, Idaho, are interested in some oil lands there. M. J. Sinclair and Jelin A. Finch of Spokane are also intereeted lit the district. The oil has been thor- oughly tested and it • is of very high grade. The Stamford Oil people are not going in. The policy of those people •is understood to be be to buy up the fields as fast as they are developed. \I saw some excellent low grade free geld-nroperties along the Alaska coast Oar Juliette, and also some good copper showings. The district is promising but require% capital.\ Mining News of Kendall District. W. G. Itloos - e, the Colorado milling man, is pushing preliminary exploration work on the claims owned by Gny Nor- man, and located south of the Kendall mine. As stated last week by the Cileostche he will go down deep with, the aid of a diamond drill, and find out if there is an on. body ist that property. lie has bonded the group of claims for a term of two years. H. G. Curran, of NeW York has bold to John C. Bates, also of New York, hi @ one-half interest in the Big Four, Wild Cat, 'Golden Crown and Snowflake located npt far from the Barnes. King property. The consideration is not referred to in the deed of transfer The Gudgells own the other half inzeiesi in the property. \Ed. Fields Isas transferred to H. E. L. Townsend, of Colorado, a one-third in- tim . ..et It, the Reliance, Tom Bo), Won- der and Climber claims, situated in 1 he Warm Springs district neat Kenriell. Owlets Kindner has sold to Dicer Stephens the North Kentucky mining claim, located in the Warm Springs dis- trict. The consideration is $900. , Doctors Could Not Help Her. r : \I bad kidney trouble for yenest ' writes Mrs. Raymond Connor of Shelton, Wash. \and the doctors could not lie p me. tried Foley's Kidney Cure, and the very first dose gave me relief, mid 'I mn now cured. I cannot say too meal, for Foley's Kidney Cure.\ For sale by L. C. Wilson. Fall Opening Millinery and Clothing at Power's POWER MERCANTILE COMPANY We Pay Postage on Mail Orders Lewistown, Montana A. HOPKINS & SONS it its.; ei it in (awe hits LE WISTOWN MONTANA GROCERIES Pure and Fresh Always in Stock We Carry a Complete Line Once a Customer Altiuss , a Customer We are niter the Kendall trade and will deliver all orders amounting to $50 or more free of charge George M. Stafford Lewistown, Montana Manufacturer and Dealer in Harness and Saddles A Complete Line of Turf, Goods, (inns, Ammunition and Bicycle Supplies This will Help the Land Grabbers. The Secretaiv of the Interior Ilea re- cently made a very favorable riding re- specting desert land proofs. It will ii lp the land grabbers get a good deal for a very little. It is situ follows: \Any effort made in good faith by a desert laud entrynn it to produce crops of any kind on the land, demon- strates he fact of reclaiming, is cultiva- tion within the meaning of the fifth sec- tion of the act of March 3, 1891. \A showing on the part of a desert land entrytusii that as a result of 'mg*. Hoe of the land there is a smirked in. cream in the growth of native grass thereon, sufficient to auppors stuck, is sufficient proof of cultivation.\ Neat tivroliese to luttneuse Mar.. \Iliad kidney trouble so Ints1 Ilmt I could . me work,\ says .1. J. Cox of Val- ley View, Ky., \my feet were swollen to immense size and . 1 was confined to my lsed mid physicians u ere getable to give me any relief. My doctor finally pre - @erased Foley's kidney Cure, e Llich made a well man of me.\ For /side by L. C..Wilson. John.listaham and family left last week for OklIthonsa, where they expect to tC- side. • 1.01ey'e Honey end THr is iseculia-ly adapted for chronic throat trouble. , ais;1 will positively cure bronchitis, hoarse- ness end all bronchial insanities. Refuse imbetiltisee. For stile by L. C. It'ilsion. JiMITH HARDWARE CO. LEvvisTowNi IS I - HE 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 Buggies, Harness, Robes and Sporting Goods, or Farm Machinery, Garden and Field Seeds or anything from our large stock of GENERAL HARDWARE &c. Hunter's Rye whisky at Clingan & Hamilton's. Tin Shop in Connection Telephone
