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Jp.s.,1\41 Stafford Staple & Fancy Grocerict QUALITY AND PRICES ARE ' RIGHT: Vow Patronage is respectfully son1. Hex* you will find a complete assortment of (-very article usu- ally found m U first class gener- al snare. (IdS1 Stafford Easter Ball Proceeds to applu on turnishInu the New Cdtholic Church Monday, Apr. i6 MUSIC BY PROF. BOVEE e j .0AKS CAFE.. 410 1/1114 4116 043 • rie Ow where Kendall people should oat thom times a day while 111 the city. Oar patrons appreciate prompt eervioa, courteous treatment, Mae cook- ing. . • At ..1 're Tom ftt,,rgese w-nt out to his ranch IL J. Morgan at Butte la registered at the lehtialee• f • ' Go to the lion Ton for 411 the latest magazines. Pat Nihill, the Moore banker, Vas in Kendall Monday. Roy E. Ayers, attorney at law, Lang building. Lewistown. White Satin flour at Power Mercan- tile company's., WOO. Dag Brooe returned Mondnu from „ quick trip to Lewistown. Notary public at the post office. In- quire of Johp Jackson, Jr. Lots of lots. Building lots and real. dence lots. See T. S. Kelly! s ad. Go to the Bon Ton for frah candles, tobaccos, cigars. frulL-nuts„ etc. W. A. Laceck, the Lewenown livery- man, came up with swage pasengere Tuesday, Mrs. Wm. Kimball of Lewistown spent two days In Kendall during the week. Go to the Don Ton for a glass of de- licious soda water. Great variety Of flavors. When you come to Lewistown stop at the Knight Lodging house, oppo- site the postoflice. E. B. Elsner, the carpenter, is build- ing a cottage far \Scotty\ Frazier on ,•apital hill. When you come to Lewistown stop at the Knight Lodging house, OPP0 1 site the postoffloe. We invite a comparison of prices on anything in the clothing or milliner line. N. Butler. F. A. Swan and H. M. Ra\Flife ov- er from 'Gilt Edge Monday, looking over mining interests. Mrs. C. F. Womeldorf of Virginia will lecture in the school house Sunda) morning add evening. ' Lou Riser has returned from a trip east, where he went for the purpose olf securing an artificial litttb. Dr. C. H. 'Nichols of Lewistonw was visiting his cousin, Prof. E. M. Drinkard, early in the week : The only place in town where fresh home made taffy can be /Mind is at tile - CiefinbViebriig Hugh Martin, whose ankle was brok- en some weeks ago, is able to get around with the aid of crutches. Give us a call. We have the finest line of candies in town, also fruits, to- haccos and cigars. The Bon Ton. Miss Alta May has been very siek for the past week. The young lady Is now considered ollt Of danger. The Kendall Miner, Great Falls Tribune and Fergus County Argus on sale at Campbell Drug company's. Tom Riser rewrite:1 td the .old stamping ground Monday, after an ab- sence of several days in Lewistown. \ • Gold Heart flour, the housekeeper's delight, for sale at the Power Mercan- tile company's. Per 100 pounds, 311.50. Among the recent arrival, in the goed camp is a fine 12 s potind heny boy at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Killeen. Rev. A. Stewart Kerr has gone to attend the Pealillytare at - HtrrIrm - Itre. Kerr will preach at Cleveland on the 22nd hit. LOST—White eow with brown spots on body. Branded X—V on left ribs; R on right ribs. Ten dollars reward. J. S. Kelly, Kendall. The place to buy dry goods, quilts and blankets is at N. Butler's, because you can get better values at less price than you can elsewhere. Miss Leona Lincoln was a visitoi from Deerfield Sunday. Miss Lincoln am! accompanied by her young coup. in and by little Miss Woods of Lewle- town. Z : OP POS POSTOFFICE, LE - We/MIX IN mpNT. JOHN DUGGAN (Formerly of llutte) Undertaker and Embalmer Lo\%ct Main Street, Near Spring Creek. Lewlstcron, • Montano. HARRY HOWARD CLEANING, PRESSING, RE- PAIRING AND MERCHANT TAXIAD RING • • • • t Inca Door, below Cling/in & Ha.m11- GEO. R. CREEL Undertaker and Licensed Embalmer. CALLS DAY OeNIGHT • Telephone No. 2.—Old line LEWISTOWN, MONTANA Casey's BARBER SHOP Fenet Claps Workmanship. No Long Waits. First Class Workmen. Rot and Cold Baths. An interesting Easter service was given at the Presbyterian church Sun- day. The program consisted of reci- tations and songs. The room was nice- ly decorated with flowers. John Jackson, Jr., is constructing a tent cottage for habitation during the warm nights of the heated term. The tent Is set upon stilts under the big pines back of the postoffice. There are some photographs of Ken- dall at the drug store which show up the camp in tine style, but are not in great demand because not strictly up to date. Many of the recent preten- tious structures are not shown. J: L. Amber ' the tailor, has in stock a lot of clothihg uncalled for, which will be disposed of at a bargein. In- cluded in the lot are many pairs of trousers, iome coats and vests, all in good condition. Local appening S Wednesaa.v. Roy E. Ayers, attorney at law. Lang building. Lewistown. Soda water at the Bon Ti Your c Wee el many ilaverls. For Sale—Buggy and harness. In- quire of John Jackson, Jr. - The Kendall Miner is for retie at the Bop Ton news Stand. Goodapeed's map of Fergus county for Bale at this office Fresh milk delivered daily. Kendall Dairy, C. A. Ille, proprietor. tf J. W. Shute, physician and surges% Office Cook building! Phone Gold Heart flour at Power Mercan- tile company's, per hundred $3.50. Stetson hats for men; up to date styles and down to bedrock prices. N. Butler. Joe Montgomery has put an addition to his express Odes in the form- of a' porch. FOR SALE—A very desirable build- ing lot in the town of Kendall. Apply to A. B. Beipler. When you come to Lewistown stop at the Knight Lodging house, oppo- site the postollice. We are giving a ten per cent reduc- tion on our fine line of ladles' and men's shoes. N. Butler. The contract for grading, for the pipe line which will supply residents of Fairview point with water will be let in a feet days. The stipply will be secured from the /nein pipe supplying the Barnes -King mill- Dr..C. W. Smith moved to the hos- pital building Wednesday, where he will have furnished moths for himself and family upon the latter's return from Townsend. Ills former office will he occupied by Mrs. L. M. Conyng- ham, the dentist. The dance for the benefit of the Catholic society of Kendall was held in the hotel dining room. It will greatly enjoyed by the large crowd iii attendance. The music was furnished Bovee. At Midnight the ladies of the church served a fine supper in miners' urilon hall. Quite a number of Kendallites went over to the dance at Gilt Edge on the 12th. They all had a fine time. Among those in the party we recall Kirk Den- nis, I.um Reed. Archie McCorrnick, Art Bullard, Charles Arnold, Jack and William Bishop. Some of the gentle- men in the parte Were accompanied by their wives. , The ladies of the Presbyterian chureh took in nearly one hundred dol- lars at their fair recently held. • Brighten up home with some 0; the new wall paper and paint at the r bell Drug company's. r FOR SALE—One thoroughbred roos- ter. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs, per setting of 15, $1.50. J. S. Kelly, Ken- dall, Mont. Renew your subscriptions now for Periodicals. We are the only subscrip- tion agents In the town. Campbell . Drug company. A, T. Goodspeed, the surveyor, was here during the week l oing some sur- veying for George Wh de'rlin and Tom Burgess at their ranches. When you write that girl a letter, write it on some or that swell box stationery bought of the Campbell Drug company. ' Posters are out ennotincing a grand ball on the evening of April 27tha to be given by t Knights of Pythias band. See display ad in this issue. News of the great disaster in San Francisco wag) received in Kendall by telephone Wednesday Morning and caused considerable comment and speculetiep. For Sale—House and lot in most de- sirable location. Must be sold within thirte days. This Is one of the best bargilns ever offered in Kendall. In- quire 14, John Jackson, Jr. • - Mrs. W. G. Glen, who hap bees vhiltinf l redister, Mrs ‘ I.,ong- more, rned to her home at Granite. Oregori. `Mrs. Gleason was accompani- ed by her little niece, Bulah Longmore. Preceding the dance Monday night the band gave a. street concert which was Instrumental In drawing a large crowd. The band, has shown itself obliging by turnirig out on many or. casions. Late spring styles In hats and milli- nery' at N. Butler's. An Inspection of the goods and comparrison of prices will cenvince you that we can save. you money, and money earned. e'^ A man named Knutson is at the hoe. Intel with both feet badly crushed, the result of being run over by an ore car at the Barnes -King. Knutson endeav- ored to check the car's speed, tripped and fell with 'disastrous consequences. Jacob Miller, who was arrested in Meteetsie, Wyoming. op a grand lar- ceny charge and brought back to Fer- gus county for trial, had his prelimi- nary hearing before Justice W. T. Mc- Farland last Tuesday and was bound over to the district court for trial. Ills bond was fixed at 1500.—Democrat. I. F. David, who has heretofore op- erated along the Judith, has just leas- ed the Charles Meyer ranch of 320 acres on Bull creek, four miles this side of Kendall, with the option of pUrchasing the tract within a year. Mr. David exnects to close up the deal within that time, and become the own- er of this valuable property. The morning after the dance, Mr. Durnen made a curious mistake. He started for the lavatory with two cakes of soap and on the way removed the wrappers, intending to consign the papers to the stove. Instead of doing so he dropped the soap into the flarnee and proceeded on his way totthe lave- tory. Mrs. Durnen immediately sae the humorous situation and 'reminded Mr. Durnen of his error. W. S. Tallman, the genial represen- tative of the Warner Britanica, has every reason to believe that he is having a streak of hard luck. Last week he got out of the hospital after a six weeks siege of typhoid pneumonia, and Sunday he received serious injur- lea in a runaway, being kicked in the face and otherwise badly bruised. But Mr. Tallman is game and is now about as usual, although somewhat disfigur- ed—Twin Bridges Monitor. School Report. The enroll:pent for the year in all departenentene the public schboalti of Kendall, aceording to the report hand- ed to the Miner by Prof. E. lali'Drink- ard, is 19:e The average daily attend- ance for the month ending April 13th was 140 and the enrollment MY the same period was 164. t, The report in full for the Various rooms follows: Mr. Drinkard's Room— Average number belonging 80 Average 4ally attendance 36 Miss King's Rootn— Average number belonging 36 Average daily attendance 33 Miss Easel A Room— Average number belonging 47 Average daily attendance 42 Miss Shorey's 'Room— Average number belonging 41 Average daily attendance 39 Average number belonging In all departments 164 Average daily attendance in all departments 140 Enrollment for year In Mr. Drink- ard!' room . 37 Enrollment for year In Miss Fuel's 1 • 0014 Enrollment for year In Miss King's room 46 Berollment for year In Miss Rhor- ern room 55 Enrollment for year in all detiart- went\ 195 P. J. Monagan, a well known minina expert, came in from Kendall yester -day, and he has gone to Butte. He will return in a short time with his wife. Mr. Monagan has been paying some attention to the North Moccasin, at Kendall, which is controlled by John A. Drake, and in 'Which a nice body of ore was recently uncovered. It is thought that Mr. Monagan will be connected with the management of this property.—Argus. 64 Bank Window Display. There is an interesting exhibit of geological and other specimen in the window of the First State bank. which have been loaned by local people. The collection includes Tungstate of iron, used to harden steel in the man- ufacture of armour plate; sulphide of silver from the Big Seven mine at Neihart; carborundum, the hardest abrasive in the world, artificially made at Niagra Falls; a fine specimen or ore bearing high values in :Inc, lead and gold, from Henry Parrent's mine In the Judith -mountains, a specimen of pure tellurium, extracted from gold ore; peacock copper ore (bornite), from Butte; petrified wood from Howard coulee, Flatwillow creek; copper glance (chalcocite), from Butte; petri- fied shells from Rattlesnake creek, Rosebud county. There is also a fine specimen from the De LaMar mine in Nevada, taken from the 1,100 foot lev- el, containing $1,100 in gold and 40 ounces In silver. '\Lee Hilliard shows a 'fine chunk , o 1 j, ccial from the \New Vein,\ and the 'le a curiosity in the way of a Viv i -foot core from a dia- mond drill hole on the Queen Gold Mining cepmany's property. Arbor Day Proclamation. The people of the state are beginning to reap the pleasure and profit of planting trees. It is important that this great work should continue to re- ceive the- assistance , and encourage- ment of every man, woman and child who cares for the welfare of the state. \Therf is in patIgnge and broad charity' In the man wlic; plants a tree. actfon betteFlynifles the real purpose of our living. \He who plants a tree may never el. jay its shade Or Attlee upon its full- geown splendor, but he Is doing what he can to Make the world a wholesom. er and happier dwelling place for those who come after him. \Of all man's work of art a cathed- ral is the greatest. A vast and ma- jestic tree Is greater than that. If the groves were the first temples, it is equally true that the tree was the first saggest to_rnanueind the infinite. \From the first it has furiaifiia - than - vilth shelter and fuel. Under.ita_leitry_ dome the greatest charter of human rights has been signed; the world's greatest treaties have there been writ- ten; and the surrender of great armies has been concluded there. But for the tree human history Would be a thin history soon told. \Beneath the tree the weary have rested and folind strength and hope: there lovers hece trysted since love first illuminated the world; there chil- dren have played and restored it; to the soothing shade man has ever turn- ed with hie griefs and found calm and peace. \He whp plants a tree plants shade, rest, love r pope, peace for troubled ones who will come his way when he is gone. Is it not a noble monument 'to leave? \There Is nothing in which God asks so little of us and gives so much as in the planting of a tree. He gives the soil, the seed, the moisture, the sun- shine, the air—hye,\and the selfless im- pulses to do our own little part of just planting it comes from, him, too.\ I accordingly and pursuant to law hereby designate Tuesday. May ft, 1906, as arbor day, and hereby declare the same to be a legal holiday, at which time it is hoped that the people of the state will With one accord observe the spirit• and purpose of this proclama- tion. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and caused the great meal of the state of Montana to be affixed Done in the city of Helena, the see end day of April, A. D. one thousand nine hundred and six and of the inde- pendence of the United States the one hundred and thirtieth. JOSEPH K. TOOLE, Governor. By the Governor : A. N. YODER, SecretarY . otitiete. W. S. SMITH Sole AO. for THE HAMILTON PIANO Lewistown, Montana COMMITTEES Thos. Bromley P. F. Seen E. E. Wright Tom H•ydse E. E. Wright Thos. Bromley TICKETS L og s1.50 The K. P. Band Will Olean Grand Ball, April 27th Music Furnished by II Otch's Orchestra. The Band Will Play A CORDIAL INVITATION TO ALL NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Department of the Interior. U. S. Land Office at Lewistown, Montana, April 17th, 1901, Notice is hereby given that the fol- lowing named settler has filed notice of his intention to make final -proof in eupport of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the Register and Receiver at Lewistown, Montana. on Monday. May 21st, 1904, viz: - JOSEPH CARR, of grridall, Montana, who made H. E 3441; for the lots,3 and 4, se 1-2 nw 1-4, see. 4, tp. 17 n., r.. 17 e., Montana P. M. lie names the following witnesses te prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of said land, via: Henry 0. Wareham. Edward Nave, Slim Garlick. Bartley B. Reid, all of Kendall. Montana. EDWARD BRASSKT, Register. Every puff a dream Smoke Gretchen asS be nappy For Sale Everywhere ED. ELSNER - RESIDENT CONTRACTOR and BUILDER KENDALL. - MONTANA. -Estimates turreabcd on short notice on all kinds of building— large 6r Small. 'Don't tan to have hie' figure on your work. 160 Acres of, land within three -fourths of a mile of the city limits of Lewistown. $500.00 cash, balance - vto suit the purchaier... , Atlespit 60 acres of it can be cultivated. Firstcome first served.. Call or address Hilger & Busenloirg Lewistown, Montana Mums Boys' Wool l'ahts .1.25 Men's Work Shirts 50e or Rent! Two room dwelling, desirable McAllen. Lets of lots in the best portion ofe city. Business and residence lone. CALL AND SEE ME. L S. KELLY Lots for Sale ') All of the Iota owned by mrs. mary,A. Shaulea in the town of Kendall are now offered for sale. These comprise some of the most desirable Iota In town and are offered at a bargain. Inquire of First State Batik Kendall, 111011441111. 1 / 4 Every Meal Is a Feast at The Palace UzuzigicklOrtia White limbroiclered and Lice Trimtnal Utillerskirts 5 . 1.25 A great variety of useful :11'1- , jcles on display on our 5 and 10 Cent Counter IT COSTS NOTHING BUT YOUR TIME TO INSPECT HEM. Mrs. M. C. McIlreeri a.. FRB L. S.T_IMENS, Prop._ KENDALL BAKERY Broad, Fresh Pies and Cakes Cigars, Tobacco, Nuts and Candies m_ PlIeKinley Avenue rausemerziewiwies.191 L. M, CONYNGHAM RESIDENT DENTIST Workmanship first class In all branches known to the profess- ion. NEXT PD jUDGE KELLY'S OFFICE L D. FORESTER, Prop, The Kendall ,Miner is read by every- one in Kendall and vicinity. There- fore in a good advertising medium. a For Sale. Wive thousand (5,000) shares Queen Gold Mining & milling company stock. State best cash price per MO. Address, 1111-1 Kendall Miner. H. S. SMITH, Prop. KENDALL, : : : MONTANA . ,
