The river press., 1904-10-26
CITY AND STATE.
From Wednesdays Daily.

A marriage license has been issued
to A. L. Rogers and Ida NJ. Allard,
both Of this city.
Mrs. G. W. Buck returned yesterday
from Great Falls where she has been
visiting for several days past.
Mrs. W. G. Carruthers and daugh'
ter, Mrs. Howell Harris, of Leth'
bridge, left yesterday morning for St.
Louis, where they will visit the exoo'
sition.
C..Jensen and w. johnson, of Deer
Lodge, have bought about l, 700 weth-
er lambs from L. D. Pugsley, and
1000 head from Thomas Kinread, OF
the Marias. The price was Sl.50 per
head.
G.. 8. Adams, an expert shot repre-
senting the Union Metallic Cartridge
Co. and the Remington Arms Co.,
gave a clever exhibition of fancy
shooting this afternoon at the grounds
of the local gun club.
A company known as the Leota Min
ing and Manufacturing company has
been formed to bore for oil in the
Bannatyne fields on the Teton, and
acquire land contiguous thereto. 1t
is incorporated for 100000.
According to Rappal Bros, the Chi
cago livestock commission firm, a car.
load Of steers shipped by w. D.
Sensiba, of Culbertson, averaging
1880 pounds, sold last week at $5.25.
This is the highest price paid for
range cattle this season.
A suit has been commenced in the
district court by HI. W. Lutz against
Marlah Preston, of Chinook, to re-
cover balance alleged to be due for
services rendered. The amount in.
volved is about Sl0S, together with in
terest, costs of suit and attorneys
fees.
?. H. Schwartz, OF Big Sandy, has
bought small bunches of cattle from
I. Narcotic, A. Lepine, Fred Early,
H. Gelbach and other residents of this
vicinity. The prices ranged from $20
to $23 for cows, and 1928 to $35 for
steers, according to age and con-
dition.
NOTICE.-If you send during this
month your watch to Jesse COLON,
Great Falls, Mont, he will clean and
warrant it one year for $l.50.
From Thursdays Daily.
Advices from Spokane state that
Mrs. L. D. Pugsley, of the Marias, is
under the care of a physician in that
city, and it is feared her sickness will
prove fatal in few days.
Jos. Poirier, the Canadian horse
blyer, has purchased two carloads OF
horses from parties in this vicinity at
prices ranging from $35 to $40. The
horses will be loaded for shipment
north as soon as cars arrive.
O. B. Crane, registration agent for
this district, will endeavor to remove
VuC ~ oCNSl ul Aou-lC0luCAVS
from the official list. The revision
will be made by two citizens who are
freeholders, and who will make the
necessary attidavits that the persons
have removed from the district, as
required by the registration law.
John Quinn was brought up from
Havre today by Marshal Bickle to
serve a sentence OF 80 days in Jail,
which was imposed by Police Magis.
trate Pyper. The defendant was
charged with malicious mischief, hav.
ing stolen the burrs from the wheels
of wagon that he had temporarily
appropriated without the permission
of its owner.
Guy Z. Mitchell, of Washington,
D. c., secretary of the National Irri.
cation association and editor of the
Homemaker, is among the visitors in
town today. Mr.. Mitchell is gather.
ing data as to irrigation and land til.
ings in this part of Montana, and is
giving SpcCld1 dtLCuUlOu W JuC I'D DdOQel
in which selections have been made by
officials of the state land Office.
According to the Malta Enterprise
the government has disappointed many
citizens of that locality by surrender
ing options for lands in the Beaver
and Dodson districts. These citizen:
had relied upon the options being
taken up within the time agreed upon
Some Of them accordingly did not d,
their developing work this summer
and will now find it difficult to compl,
with the law.
NOTICE.-If you send during thi
month your watch to Jesse COLON
Great Falls, Mont. he will clean an,
warrant it one year for l.50.
From Fridays Daily
Just received today, "a full line o