The river press., 1904-09-28
CITY AND STATE.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Send your watch and jewelry repair
work to D. G.. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
A marriage license was issued to-
day to Harry Levine and Olga Cohu
both of Havre.
Julius Lehfeldt, the we'll known Chi
nook merchant, is among the business
visitors in town today.
DR.. Geo. H. Taylor left today for
Chinook, and will be absent from
his home Office until October l.
W. D. Hurst left this morning for
his home at Charlestown, w. Va,
where he expects to spend the winter.
B. K. Lyon and wife, of Lloyd, are
attending district court today on pro.
bate business connected with the Will
liam Hicks estate.
The Great Northern railroad offic-
ia!s have changed the name OF Eureka a
station to Haro. It is about twenty
miles east of Harlem.
Mrs. +. J. Adams, of Great Falls,
arrived thi, morning from the west
and took the stage for Highwood, j,
where she will visit at the Baker ranch.
"A recent sheep deal in this vicinity
is the sale Of about 600 two.year-old
ewes and wethers by William Lowell,
of Malta, to C. H. Merrill. The price
reported is $500 per head.
Fred Staab was brought up from
Havre this morning and placed in Jail
to await trial on charge of forgery.
He had hearing before Justice Nc
Intyre at Havre, couple Of days ago.
The populist and labor party poll
ticians have been ia conference in
Helena yesterday and today, and a
telegram received this afternoon says
they have endorsed the democratic
state ticket.
A decree of foreclosure was issued
in the district court today in the suit
of the Stockmen's National bank
against Frank Bowes and wife, which
relates to an indebtedness of some
100000 A decree of foreclosure was
also issued in the suit of D. N. Luse
against James H. Roberts and wife.
Probate business occupied the at
tention of the district court at today 8
session. Letters of administration
were issued to Ida Lyon in the estates
of William Hicks and Margaret Hicks
deceased, and DEGREES of distri button
were issued in the estates of Benjamin
Swigert, Axel Peterson and Peter
Thoms.
According to the Lethtridge News,
a contract for seven miles of construc'
tion work on the Milk River canal has
been let to Fl. S. Allen, of Raymond
The work will begin seven miles from
the intake of the canal at the Milh
river, at a point reached by Cazier
Bros, the contractors who have been
working with hundred teams and a
steam shovel since last November.
A. Fl. Thompson, of Box Elder, is
among the business visitors in town
today. Mr.. Thompson has contracted
with the officials at Fort Assinniboine
TO deliver hay at the various points
TO six troops O + cavalry while they
are enroute from the fort to Grea
Falls, where they will be one of the at
fractions at the Cascade county fair
Tne troops are expected to arrive here
some time tomorrow and will pro badly
camp here over night.
I=adore Narcotic and wife, of the
Teton, celebrated their golden wed
ding today, the event being the occa
sion for a great gathering Of theil
persons took part in the celebration
the visitors including Victor Conten
and family, of Lewistown; Louis Mar
cote, of Missoula: and Miss Narcotic
of Deer Lodge. Mr.. and Mrs. Mar
cote were married at Three Rivers
Canada, in 1854, and came to this cit,
by Missouri river steamboat in 1880
They have resided on the Teton sine
that date, and have large circle O
friends who join in congratulatiou
on their tiftieth wedding annivers airy
NOTICE.-lf you send during thi
month your watch to Jesse Collom
Great Falls, Mont, he will clean an
warrant it one year for Sl.5O.
From Thursdays Daily.
Miss Mae Senieur left today TO
Judith and will make a trip from tn;
point 10 Lewistown.
Mrs. G. B. Houser arrived from tn
west today, and is visiting with he
daughter, Mrs. Jas. Townsend.
john Harris and family returne
this morning from their Highwoo
ranch where thev SDent the S,,,nmar