The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1882-06-14
PURELY PERSONAL,
Prom, Fridays Daily.

Shaw anu AtW OIauUuIJ WtAc ZIG 0AiANaiS
on yesterdays coach.
Max Waterman will 60 to White Sui
phur Springs soon to try the benefit of the
healing waters of the springs.
Mr.. Cameron, a prominent sheep grower
of the little Snowy region, is In the city
after supplies, and will remain a day or two.
j. G. Boyle. Chicago; Thomas Ptolemy,
Butte A r. Barrows, Ubet ; and G. p.
Clark, Big Spring Creek, are at the Over
land.
w. C. Carothers and Mrs. Smith, both
of Arrow Creek, were made one in flesh last
evening by Judge Kanouse. The blackboard
will carry double in the future.
From Saturdays Daily.
r.. s. Ball, of Sand Coulee, is in the
city.
Dave Wareham has filed on a splendid
ranch on the Shonkin. \
George D. Patterson will 60 to the
states after s~hearing time.
Mr.. Lacy, of Peck 81 Lacy, stockmen,
is in the city.
Mrs. Clegg, of Warm Spring, on the
Judith, was in town on business yesterday.
I. Jacobs, one of the residents of the
lowe r Musselshell, is in town purchasing
supplies.
W. J. Minar, the popular druggist,
leaves for Helena on this mornings coach
and Will be gone a week.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Stanford,
mother OF Mrs. @. Z. Conrad, is seriously
i'll with erysipel@a.
Miss Nellie Nelson, who has been con-
fined to her room for several days past with
inhammatory rheumatism, is getting better.
H. Wareham, Shonkin; Jared Smith,
Hollywood; james Irwin, Barker; and J. r.
Armour, Hlghwood, registered at the Over
land yesterday.
John f. Murphy has accepted a position
in the Office of the probate judge and coun-
ty clerk. John is a host in himself as a
scribe and copyist.
Louis Hillebrecht, Of the firm of
K~leinschmidt &c Co., was married to Miss
CLARA G. Mau, of San Francisco, at Helena,
on the evening of the 7th instant, Bishop
Brewer officiating. The bride is a cousin of
Mrs. r.. I'll. Kleinschmidt.
From Sundays Daily.
M. A. Flanagan, Benton's P. H.. is en-
route up the river.
Mr.. T.. T. Marshall arrived In Benton
yesterday from the Judith Basin.
The Misses Berry, TWO of Highwood's
charming young ladies', are visiting friends
in the city.
Louis Hoffman leaves this morning fol-
the Judith and Maiden in the interest of
G. Baker 81 Co.
MIR. Percy Robinson, of Halifax, Nov
Scotia, Is occupying q stool behind the desl
at Kleinschmidt s. Bros.
Mrs Geo. STEEL, Of Sun River, will ar
rive on to-day's coach and will remain severa
days visiting with friends in this city.
H. J. Wackerlin, the hardware mer
chant, returned yesterday, overland, to Ben
ton. While east he purchased an immens
stock of goods.
ii. A. Bright. Highwood, FL. L. Fisher
Musselshell; James Thompson, Aberdeen
Scotland and 2. Ell. Donnavan r~egistece
at the Overland yesterday.
Charley Dean, with W. 8. Wetzel, vi
glad to meet s. ID. Houston, who came up 9
the Dacotah yesterday. They were chun
together at Griggsville, Illinois.
Jimmy Irvine, one OF the old time N
ners of Montana, is in the city. He thsnb
Barker will yet lead the world as a mimi
camp-4nd. nobody's opinion Is worth mol
than his.
s.. D. Houston, Griggsville, H., an
Jas. B. Flynn, Pana, same State, arrived Q
the Decotah yesterday and will make bento
their permanent homes. MIR. Houston Is
son of John Houston, one Of the porprieto
Of the brick yard on the reservation. Bo
gentleman are brick masons and will hr
plenty for their hands 70 do at the river N
tropolis. They. ere very much pleased wi
the prospects.
John w. Powers mother and tv
sisters. the Misses Josie aud Sallie, are se'
ex pected in Benton, and will make the rv
metropolis their home. This is Mrs Pow
first visit to Montana, but the young ladl
have been here before and will be warm
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