The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-06-15

style Of the art. Commercial work tableted
II desired.
IN TOWN AND OUT.
Additional local on fifth page.
The Far West is expected tomorrow.
Harness and saddlery, at l. G. Baker &
Co.'s.
The best of Montana farmers are called
farmacists.
Crockery and glassware, of every descrip-
ton, at W.. .. WetzeIs.
at T. G. Power & Bros
A few more of those beautiful ladies' sun
downs left at Wetzels.
No5by summer suits, in all shades and
styles, at Cans & Klein's.
Only a spring chicken can crow four years
ahead Of q Benton landlord.
No matter on what part Of the levee you
fish, the line must be drawn somewhere.
Bar fixtures, glasses, ETC., besides the usual
outfit of liquors and cigars, at Wetzel's.
The Morton property was sold on Monday
afternoon by administrators sale for $33,625.
W. s. Wetzel has a fine stock of ladies'
neck wear and hosiery. Examine the stock.
1t is raining again, and the happy granger
comforts his trontispiece into IN approving
smile.
A very fine stock Of dry goods, from the
finest silks to cheap calico, is displayed by
w. s. Wetzel.
The only firm in town that handle the cele-
brated California clothing and underwear, is
W. s. Wetzel.
Summer hats in straWs, light felt and cloth,
in all styles and prices, at Cans & Klein's
new clothing store.
Some fine table spreads, in Mooresque de-
sign and exquisite color and finish, are exhib-
tied by T. G. Power s. Bro.
The Dillon 7sy6vme announces a prospect
for an immense harvest of wheat in the Ru-
by Valley, Madison county.
Bishop Brewer will occupy the pulpit at
the Episcopal church on Sunday, and we
hope to see a full attendance.
J. Ell. Ming has sold and just delivered to
True & Hobson, of the Judith Basin, 1860
head Of stock cattle for 10000 Herold
One of our BARRIERS gives as a reason for
his success that his scissors beat the man
over the way. Once he went for an editor.
If you want a glass Of Nick Keesler's IA
nous keg beer, drop in the Phoenix and get
it. Barney has q large stock and it's good,
too.
O. LII. Churchill, of Sun River, will ship a
number Of thoroughbred cattle from Nash
vile this summer. They will come up the
river.
For anything new under the sun, in the
line Of clothing and gents furnishing goods,
you will find it in large supply at Cans and
Klein's.
w. S. Wetzel has opened the finest stock
of hardware ever brought to Benton, consist
ing of stoves, tinware, shelf hardware and
cutlery.
A heavy stock of furniture is displayed by
I. G. Baker s. Co., which will rival in excel
lence any that can be found in the Eastern
market.
The latest and most a%ristocratic manner
Of calling q man a liar and q thief, is to ask
him it he is not a member of the Star Route
syndicate.
The steamers Benton, Rose Bed, G. K.
Peck and Red Cloud have passed Buford and
will begin to arrive at Benton about next
Wednesday.
The finest lot Of majolica and fine queens
ware, including dinner and tea sets, chamber
sets and bric-a-brac, are to be seen at It. G..
Power & Bros.
The Elite looks cool, clean and inviting
these summer days, and the reputation of its
fancy drinks and fine cigars is royalty upheld
by the management.
The wild, wild waves Of the Missouri, IS
they glide past Benton on their way to the
deep blue sea, do not sing. They merely
indulge in current gossip.
The RIVER PRESS is q daisy for press
work. We believe those boys would get a
good print on the hairy side of a buffalo
robe.-New NORTH Vest. Taffy.
The RIVER Press comes out this week with
9 new head, and asks, ssHoW do you like it 2"
We like the new head Of this bright paper
and the old head of its clever editor. -.Harazd.
More taffy.
The good people Of the South Fork Of Sun
River will celebrate the nations birthday
with a picnic and ball, and from what we
know Of the South Forkers we can guarsn-
tee an enjoyable time to all who attend.