The river press., 1903-07-15
CITY AND STATE.

from an eXCeuQeQ VlSlt OF TOUR luOutus
with relatives in England.
DR.. Taylor announces that he has
been detained at Harlem for some
days and will give due notice of his
return to his Fort Benton Office.
Joseph Vanden Heuvel OF Knerr'
vile, who has been on visit to his
old home in Holland for the pas,
three months, returned this morning
The occupants of the redlight dis
trict have been ordered by the city
authorities to vacate their present
premises, and must do so within thirty
days.
Chas. Thompson and family re-
turned this morning from Neenah,
Wis, where they have been visiting
with relatives for the past six weeks.
They departed today for their home at
Highwood.
The Great Falls wool market opened
yesterday, but only one clip was sold,
that Of C. f. Shaw of Culbertson, who
disposed Of $1,000 pounds to F. w.
Thayer at Is cents. This is one.half
cent higher than the opening price
last year.
A complaint has been filed in the
district court by +. E. Stranahan at
torney for plaintiff, in which Orin B.
Streeter asks for a decree Of divorce
from his wife, Tillie Streeter. The
plaintiff alleges in the complaint tn at
his wife willfully deserted him without
cause at Chicago in 1901, and that
they have been living apart since that
time. They were married at Milwau-
kee on Sept. i, 1897.
Charles Atkins and John Smith,
who were sentenced by Judge Tattan
to terms of one year each in the peni.
tentiary for the crime OF burglary,
were taken to Deer Lodge yesterday
afternoon by Sheriff Buckley. Atkins
and Smith are the young men who en-.
tered the Dago section house here this
spring and broke open several trunks
and stole a number of articles, consis-
ting of clothing, razors and a revol-
YER. The stolen goods were in their
possession when apprehended at Vir-
gelle by Under Sheriff Pepin, the day
after the burglary had been commit
ted.
From Thursdays Daily.
"A marriage license was issued last
Mont. and Annie l.. VALLEY. of Du-
puyer.
Thos. F. Graham, a brother Of Mrs.
G. D. Crutcher, and Mrs. 7. f. Rya
and two children arrived yesterday
from Nashville, Tenn, and will visi'
here for a week, the guests Of DR.. anC
Mrs. Crutcher.
The state fair commissioners held a
meeting in Helena Tuesday and among
the business matters disposed Of " as
the;setting of the dates for holding the
fair. The dates decided upon are Oct.
S, 6, 7, 5, 8 and 10.
Charles Powell and Annie l.. Wal.
ley were married at the Chouteau
House parlors last evening by Judge
Jerre Sullivan. The groom is we'll
known stockman of near St. Mary S
lake, and the bride is the grand
daughter of Clement Conoyer, of the
Teton, and was born in this city, hav-
ing moved with her parents to Dupu-
yer when a girl. Those present at the
wedding we're Clement Conoye", a.
Juneau, Dan Neveux, Il. }. Todd and
Omar G. V. Gregg. The newly we'd.
ded couple will make their home near
St. Mary's lake.
DR.. G. D. Crutcher will go to Havre
tomorrow to witness the trotting race,
which will take place there in the after
noon, between Inferno, the chestnut
pacing stallion, recently purchased by
Dr.. Crutcher, and Stinger's Charles S.
The horses were entered in the Fourth
Of July races at Havre and Charles S.
won first money with Inferno a close
second. The outcome caused great
disappointment to many, and the ad.
mirers of Inferno believe he was not
driven we'll. The race of tomorrow
will probably settle all doubts as to
which Of the horses is the fastest.
Charles O. Kendall, a dancing teach.
er, who lives upon a ranch near the
Great falls, was arrested yesterday
on complaint of w. Conner, deputy
stock inspector, on the charge of pick.
ing up strays from the range, says
the Great Falls Tribune Two stall
lions and a gelding were found upor
his ranch a few days ago, and he i:
charged with having cut them out Of {
band of horses and placing them il
his own cOrrals. Kendall denies tha
he picked up the animals on the range
but alleges that they We're cut out Of
band of horses by NJ. Hnderager, J