The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-08-15
LOCAL NOTES.

\ Mellon and John Leasure, Of
u,arck. are registered at the Grand
Union.
Dan Swigart will load at I. c. Power
Pros to-day for that firms new store
At Reedsfort.
Mcknight went down to the
1rias Yesterday to receive the Black
Hills freight.
The Billings coach got in at six
,d i Yesterday morning, beating the
last trip four hours.
{, II. Crane loaded at L. 9. Power q
~" 10 Yesterday with goods for Ford
Pros, of Sun River.
Nate Vestel, Of Marysv1lle, was mar
.;dd to Hattie E. Talbot, OF Iowa, at
Pozeman, Oh the Sd inst.
Charley sheridan's team created a
brepze Of excitement yesterday by n
dulging in a lively runaway.
r M. tanning has sent east for a sill
,,orcnith. being unable to such a work
NON as he wanted in Montana.
zanh. Neloche, with G. M. tanning
* will leave for Otter creek this
morning to spend a few weeks with rel
atives.
Col. Ilges has been ordered to report
Of Fort ~Assinaboine, under arrest, to
await the PRONUNCIATION OF the court
martial order.
G. B. S. Jones came IN from Barker
Yesterday and will leave in a few Gays
for the east, to pay a visit TO his 1amlly
at Galena, LII.
DIR. F. Atkisson is preparing to have
his house on Main. street moved back SO
as to comply with the sidewalk order OF
the city council.
G. W. Settle, who returned last night
from a business trip to the Teton, tel!s
rs that the oat crop in That sectlon Is
looking very fine.
Mrs. Len McCulloh and son arrived
from Helena yesterday and Will take
the coach for their home at Fort Asslna-
boine this morning.
r w. and e. T.. Peck take their de-
,ort,,ra hv h Billings coach this morn
inc for the east. l.. w. expects TO pe
absent six weeks or two n
The festival given by the ladies OF the
EnisconaI church in the Odd Fellows
h1iIding. last evening, was well attehd,
nd and doubtless a handsome sum VIII
be realized by them.
When q newspaper gets down so loV
&c ia become the champion or harlot
and an a~pologist for their alleged foo
berries it is certainly in q BAD way. oucl
i the stand our esteemed cotem. Ia
taken.
Potter Fehrenbach arrived from TIL
Montana district yesterday, and repofl
affairs lively at that camp. lie INFORM
ms that Messrs. Hauser and Hotter ar
about to bond the Massachusetts, an
that several representatives OF capita
are now in the camp.
The Cashier mine, in the Barker Oil
trict, has ready for shipment 4O,ooo oal
of bullion weighing n uno pouno
each.
This item having gone the rounds {
the territorial press it is proper to say
is correct. with the following exception
RI. re is no such mine in the Bark
district as the one named, and the onl
bullion produced in that camp latel
was by he Clendenin mining an
smelling company, nearly 4,oOO par
This is bic enough without stretching.
Another man made happy. His q
is James A. Gore, and the cause ~ q "
boy, born last night.-R1yER r
Then these are the happy day OF fol
ell ?-Madisonidn. Yore, anotner.-N
North West. Alas, poor 4orelhae
Mills was once "a fellow OF immune jest
one whom we could never have bellev'
capable of fathering such a monstroslC
Cottonwood water must be very pau.
MddisoniGn. :
# is customary to clasp hands wi
one who is about to depart this Ii
Jimmy Yore's, boy. Yore cemetery
being prepared.
We acknowledge a pleasant call "
terdav from DR.. White, of the Tra1
continental survey party. Do1 ~
has Just returned from a WISH W y
Moccasin mountains ana tne sectloa =
country from those mountains " = =
river at Clagets. Volcanic rock IS |
speciality, and his researches are pIlh
pally in this formation. To-day
will leave for the Bear Paw mounl
for a few days exploration ana fesuL
inc. he and his associate Will 20 w,
the river in a mackinaW as TAI DIS ID
marck. They will move slowly on !
trip down with the view OF eAahllnl
the geological formation as Iney p
coed. Peter Smith is new guiding !
boat for them. which win be thirty II
in length and wide in proportion.
From Thursdays Daily.
Read Perron, Wall & Caza's ad.
this issue.
Sam Kohlberg left for Barker yes'
dow poCrninU.