The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-05-25
IN TOWN M OUT.
Volt clothing at Cams & kIein's.

T.. G. Power s. Bro. have the first goods Of
the season.
If you want 8 good suit Of clothes go to
Cans Il Klein,
Five inches Of snow fell in the Hjghwood
mountains Saturday night.
Crane L Green are in receipt Of g splendid
assortment Of fine candied fruits.
A large and fine assortment Of pipes and
smokers articles Just received ct the Novelty
Store.
sletson, Melville, and other prominent
brands Of hats can be found at Cans y
X Iein'S.
The finest clocks and bric-a-brsc ever
brought to Benton il at TIC. Power & Bros.
Examine the stock
Dry goods IL all the fancy and step|e lines
at T.. c. Power e. Bros, all fresh and with
new prices to match.
The old 'Fagorite" Key West, and the
''Fau!tless' brands Of cigars have been re-
cciycd ut w. =. Wetzel's.
Ditches Should be constructed 10 carry off
tAr water from bIain street, where it becomes
st4nnaut and consequently unhealthy.
Trout fishing In The upper Shonkin was
never better than AT present, so we are In
i"i ilC' - Ii |4S+4PtH u At@h " ~
DR.. Whoe)ock has sold. the property and
building now occupied by the RIVER PRESS
to Isaac Nee. Consideration unknown.
Hirshberg & Nathan have a full line Of
gents furnishing goods, fine oyefsblrts and
neck wear, and their prices are way down.
Good boots and shoes for men and boys
cen be purchased Of IIiTshbeTg & Nathan at
greatly reduced figures. Go and try them.
Another landmark is going up In the shape
of a new tower opposite the one on Front
street to SUSTAIN the cable for the new ferry.
Cans & Klein manufacture their
goods and are prepared TO suit the most fas-
tidious. Call and examine their goods and
prices.
Five hundred cords of wood in the Shon-
kin drive was put in the boom on Monday.
The balance of the 2 ZOO cords will be banked
by to-day.
Once again early vegetables and green truck
are noticeable on our streets. This IS not H.
tended to reflect on the youthful editors of
the Benton Pictorial.
1t is almost laughable to observe with what
looks Of plying contempt the average sold
timer greets the Yerdaut pilgrims who ar
rive on the steamers.
White and fancy dress shirts, collars, cuffs,
neckWear, SUBSCRIBERS, silk handkerchief,
etc, of The latest designs and patterns can be
found at Cans & klein's.
One of the book-keepers in q large down
town establishment wears a happy, .compla-
cent and contented smile. Must have dis
tanced ell competitors, jamie.
A full line Of obtained California gloves,
including the famous Plymouth, Caster,
Saranac and other fine brands for sale At
bottom prices at Hlrshberg & Nathan's. Try
. pair.
If you want a nobby business suit, and
want them 10 fit you perfectly, you will have
to 20 to Hirshberg Il Nathan's, for they
know how to please everyone and will spare
no trouble to do &C.
The steamer Helena presented a very hand
some appearance as she steamed into port
last Friday evening, with her cabins fully
lighted up and a red and green light on either
smOkc-stacb.
The arrival Of boats and the advent Of
strangers makes the town once more assume
that lively and busting appearance which
denotes a successful season and q prosperous
and thriving trade generally.
Rtch heavy lambrequin stuff, and lace cur
tains, together with beautiful mouldings to
hang them in are among the novelties III I.
g. Power BROS. stock. They are 80 cheap
that al can afford to have them.
Wareham Sc Mcdonald have finished burn
ing their third kiln of lime, situated Is miles
from Benton. There are about 600 bushels
in this kiln. The limestone was much better
the deeper they got into the quarry.
A. ]. Vance came in yesterday, made s.
brief stay, and returned to his home at 49,
mile springs. He has his place nicely fitted
up for the reception Of travellers and freight
ers, and for tourists to tie falls he has the
finest arrangements.
Owing to the delay in the arrival of their
immense stock, Baker e DeLorimier have
postponed the grand opening until Wednes-
day, June 1st, when the finest display of
dry goods ever brought to Benton may be
expected at their new store.
For a pure. unadulterated column of edi-
torial nonsense and silly vaporing, we com
mend the Record of last Friday evening to
q discerning and intelligent public. "Ad7ice
to Pilgrims, by an Idiot, is what is the arti-
Gle should have been entitled.
IT our county officials had built q fence
around the iail and charged q quarter for
admission to those who wished to see the hole
from which Warehouse escaped. they
would have realized enough to build u re-
spectacle dungeon.
TG Broderick, NJ L Lincoln, Ihos O'Han-
lon, Jas Gillett, G n Chapman, ] Il Nc
knight, j Fl Brishin, 4 B Harrington. bIrs
Ingersoll and children, ] II Godehy wife and
child, are among those registered at the
Choteau House.
Joseph Fecto i the captain Of The steamer
Helena. He is we'll known as one Of the
most competent officers on the river, and
his connection with the Helena Is 8 matter
for congratulation to the public and man
ayers of that Justly popular boat.
The school trustees will hold their regular
monthly meeting Saturday, the 2Sth inst. On
the 18th Of June will be closed the present
half year; time Of vacation to September |.
The trustees have sent for material to. fence
the school property, and ere making prepar-
atoms to grade 1t up.
The Bismarck Tribune comes to us daily
brim full Of telegraphic and interesting local
news. The paper presents o marked con-
trast to the big, bungling poster issued In
Benton every evening. The editors of the
first understand their business. The editors
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