The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-05-31

lively at the camp.
We are pleased to see Theodore Gibson
back in Benton again. He was a passenger
up on the Josephine.
Geo. P. Reeves and wife, of Helena, ar
rived in the city on Sundays coach and are
stopping at the Chotsau.
Col. C. A. Broadwater, post trader al
Forts Assinaboine and Maglnnis, has been in
Benton the past few days.
John and Frank Price, who recently ar
rived from the States, went to Hollywood
yesterday to visit relatives.
H. r, Emerson and wife, Of Helena, ar.
rived in the city yesterday. Mrs. E left Oh
the Josephine for the States.
| j. w. Morgan. a brother of Tom Nor
gan, with T. G. Power & Bro, arrived from
the States recently on a visit to the latter.
r. s. Price, of'White Sulphur Springs,
a former citizen of Benton, is in the CITY.
He reports business hourishing in the - ara
toga."
j. M. Wright and John Either, of Win.
terset, Iowa, who came up on the Josephine.
have left for the Judith Basin 10 locate
homes.
John Murphy is temporarily holding
forth at Crane & Green's. He will remain
during the absence of Mr.. Green on the
round up.
j. III. Emery, wife and mother, of
Helena, have been in the city some days past.
The ladies took passage down the river ON
the Josephine.
w. H. Watson, Milwaukee; John G.
Massey, Geneva ; and John OLeary, New
York, were among the Sunday arrivals at
the Choteau house.
w. 81. Armor, deputy Internal revenue
collector, arrived in Benton from Maiden
and the Judith Basin Saturday evening, and
left for Helena Monday morning.
j. D. shorey, of Belfast, Maine, who
was a passenger up the river on the Joseph
inc. left yesterday with his brother, J. w.
Shorey, for While Sulphur Springs.
-Major Wallace, an extensive stock
grower and land owner of the Judith, is Ia |
king in the River Metropolis. Ee and his
daughter Edith are registered Of the Cuoteau
Mrs DR.. G. K. Cole, of Helena, and
Mrs. Paul Mccormick. of Junction City,
were at the Choteau House a few days the
week en- route to the States. They left on the
Josephine.
w. Il. Rossmans of Chicago. has &C.
q position in TIE dry goods depart
T. G. Power6 Bros store. Mr.. Il.
is an experienced saleman and will prov. u
valuable a 'qaisition I'd the force al Powers.
DR.. William Paiberry arrived from
White Sulphur Sprinys last evening on the
Helena coach. DR.. Hrberry has d larg. lot
OF furniture and othg freight on the Red
Cloud intended for his hotel at the Springs
which is to be ENLARGED and improved in
every respect.
sam Kohlberg returned from Helena on
Sundays coach. He reports tie Capital
pretty lively at present, and the usual interest
manifested in Benton Eyeryb ,dy in the
upper country looks upon this as q boom
town, and their great expectations" will
not be disappointed.
w. G. Warner, Of Helena, has accepted
a position in the house Of Ringwald, Bros.
& Co, in this city. Hes an excellent work
man and already finds hs hands full attend
ing to the work receivedby the new firm.
Mr. Harry Ringwald replrts a lattering bust
ness for a commencement.
Louis Hoffman and charley Nayne have
accepted positions 10 the houae Of |. g. Ba-
ker & Co. Mr.. Heitmal will have charge
of the grocery departmeh and Mr.. Ma, ne of
the liquor house of T. ]. odd & G.. Messrs.
/. @. Baker 81 Go. have crtainly been furfu-
nate in securing the SERVES of these genile-
men, whose ripe businessexperience and ex-
tensiye acquaintance throughout the country
tributary to Benton will rnder them a vaIu-
able addition to the forcef that house.
Always Rerehing.
a delicious odor is impdted by FIoreston