The river press., 1904-10-05
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturdays Daily.

the eastern states.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk of the district court today to
William B. Lusk and Rose Wendall,
both Of Zortman.
Mrs. Archibald Gray, Of Butte, and
Miss Marga aret Smith, of Great Falls,
arrived this morning from the west
and are the guests of Mrs. G. w.
Buck.
Mrs. Geo. D. Patterson entertained
a number of her lady friends at card
party this afternoon given in honor
of her guest, Mrs. c. G. Chambers, of
St. Paul.
Warren +. Barr and ohm T. Sheath
are building boat, II by % feet in
size, in which they will ship load OF
supplies to their ranches about sixty
miles down the Missouri river.
Marriage licenses have been issued
at Great Falls to Frank T. Ereaux of
Dodson and Mary Adams Of Harlem,
and Erode Laursen of Big Sandy and
Antoinette Nelson of Great Falls.
J. T. Revis, who was recently tried
before Justice Geo. W. Vennum, at
Harlem, on a charge Of assault, and
was fined $50 and sixty days in jail,
has appealed the case to the district
court.
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Rappal Bros, the Chicago live stock
commission firm, three carloads Of
Dakota range cattle sold in that mar
ket Monday at S5.l0. This is the
western rangers.
1t is reported from Havre that re.
publican club, with mem bership of
one hundred, has been organized in
that city. It's officers are J. W. Hynd
man, president; "A. Beckstead, vice.
president: w. B. Pyper, secretary:
A. G. Gray, treasurer.
G. W. Thrailkill is m aking arrange
ments to supply the local market with
coal from his mine at Bitter Springs
coulee. He proposes to purchase a
traction engine by which large load
can be hauled, and thus reduce the
cost of transportation.
Advices from Harlem report that the
Ringwald saloon building and the
Oasis restaurant we're totally destroyed
by fire Thursday morning. The fire
appeared to be the work of an incen-
diary, and man suspected of the
crime but against whom no convicting
evidence could be secured, was or.
lered to leave town.
NOT1CE.-If you send during this
month your watch Ito Jesse COLON,
treat Falls, Mont, he will clean and
-arrant it one year for $1.50
tom Mondays Daily.
Several quartz location notices were
fed in the county clerks Office the
pst week, most of the prospective
bnanzas being located in the Little
Iockies and the Bear Paw country.
Judge Tattan, who returned yestar-
cay from Valley county, will open
Ourt here on October 10 for the pur-
Jose of considering applications for
citizenship papers. He will be at
GLASGOW on October II, when appli.
tation for citizenship. should be made,
out the regular jury term of court for
Valley county will not be held until
about November 10.
1t is reported from Harlem that the
citizens of that town have formulated
protest against the proposed Havre
sewerage system, which it is alleged
will pollute the waters Of Milk river,
and have asked other communities IN
the Milk river valley TO Join in the
protest The Havre municipal au.
thorites claim that the waters of Milk
river would not be made impure by
the plans adopted.
NOT1cE.-lf you send during thi;
month your watch to Jesse COLON
Great Falls, Mont, he will clean an(
warrant it one year for $3.50.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Born, on October ;, 1904, to the
wife Of E. Y. Carlow, Of this city, {
son
Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Lockwood lef
this morning for the east, where they
will visit the St. Louis exposition.
NJ. A. Flanagan and daughter May
were among those who left this morn
ing for Helena, to attend the State
far.
Allen Gray left this morning fo
an extended trip through the eastern
states during which he will visit tn
exposition at St. Louis.
w. F. Barr and Jno. T. Sheath lef
today with d boat load of supplies fol
their ranches, and will make trip O
ahO IT. 80 m ias down the rivar