The river press., 1904-10-12
CITY AND STATE.

store.
It is reported that snow storm pre-.
vailed in the northern part of the
Bear Paws yesterday.
The postoffice department announces
that the postoftice at Wetzel, in Teton
county, has been discontinued.
A marriage license was issued to-
day by the clerk of the district court
in favor of John Noord am and May
Trustone, both of Harlem.
The funeral of the young daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Zach Larson, of the
Teton, was held this afternoon from
Claus Peters undertaking parlors.
The Harlem News reports the sud-
den death of A. A. Cecil, an old time
and we'll known resident of that part
of northern Montana. He died yes
terday at his home near Fort Belknap.
The Shonkin beef shipment, which
was to have been made Saturday will
be delayed, the railroad officials being
unable to supply the recessary cars.
Other shipments have been postponed
for similar reason.
Referring to an item in a Glasgow
newspaper, to the effect that he had is.
sued naturalization papers to Jap
anese applicant, Judge Tattan says
no such incident occurred. The federal
statutes provide that no member of the
Mongolian race is eligible to Ameri'
can citizenship.
The sheritf's Office is still receiving
word of the arrest of men who are sup
posed to resemble John Smith, wanted
for the murder of Marshal Stevens at
Havre five months ago. Yesterdays
mail brought photographs OF man
under arrest at Shell Lake, Wis,
which bore slight semblance to the
fugitive murderer, but it is believed
the suspect is not the man wanted.
Word was received today from the
Northwest Mounted police at Macleod
that they have a man in custody who
looks like Smith, and who has been
sentenced to two months in the guard
room on a charge of vagrancy. They
will be requested to send photographs
of the prisoner for identification.
NoT1CE.-If you send during this
month your watch to Jesse Collom,
Great Falls, Mont, he will clean and
warrant it one year for 81 so.
From Thursday Daily.
Mrs. Howell Harris, of Lethbridge,
arrived yesterday from the west, and
is visiting with elatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. John Fleming have
moved their household effects into the
Joseph Sullivan residence on Wash.
ington street.
Rev. Henry WILDER arrived from
California this morning, and is visit
ing with his brother, Rev. Geo. Will
ber, of this city.
a shipment of the c.. W. Price cat.
tie which was loaded at Malta was on
the Chicago market yesterday, and
sold for the most part at 1926 to
$3.65. 1t netted an average of about
$33 per head.
1t is reported from Great Falls tha,
j. B. Long e. Co. have sold abou,
ll,000 head of yearling and two.year.
old ewes to the Wood Live Stock com
pany, of Spencer, Idaho. The outfit
will be trailed to it's destin alton.
Word was received from Harlem
this afternoon that DR.. McNulty, o
that town, was shot dead last night
From an investig alton made by the
local authorities it is believed the de
ceased shot himself, but whether i
was a case of suicide or accident is
not known.
c. H. Merrill's mutton purchase:
this season will probably aggregate
100000 head. He has already mar
keted 10000 head since the opening 0
the season, and has about 10000 hea(
awaiting shipment, and further pur
chases will probably increase the tota
to the number stated.
NOTlCE.-lf you send during thi
month your watch to Jesse COLON
Great Falls, Mont. he will clean an,
warrant it one year for 81 so. \
From Fridays Daily
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Chase left yes
terday morning for St. Paul, wher
they will spend the winter.
Fred Monke came up this mornin
from Big Sandy and is at St. Clar
hospital for treatment for injuries re
ceived by being kicked by a horse
a marriage license was issued b
the clerk OF the district court today t
George Conway, of Cleveland, an
Julia Allen, of Lodge Pole, Choutea
county.
a press dispatch says man who