The river press., 1904-11-02
CITY AND STATE.

store.
G.. r. Norris, of Judith, has sue
ceeded in getting cars for a trainload
of beef, and made a shipment from
Big Sandy today.
Final citizenship papers were issued
in the district court today to Joseph
Kohlier and Archibald Mcmillan, who
propose to vote at the coming election.
Charles Fields was brought up to-
day from Havre to serve sixty days
in the county jail for vagrancy. The
sentence was imposed by w. B. Pyper,
police magistrate.
Mrs. r. Harper left yesterday for
Great Falls where she joined her
sister, Mrs. Sam Spencer, of the Te.
ton, on a trip to California, where
they will spend the winter.
The democratic central committee is
trying to arrange for public meeting
here at which MIR. Heinze will be the
principal speaker, but is not yet pre-
pdICu w duAouuCC tllC u dtC.
j. Ward Huse returned today from
Big Sandy, where he delivered about
5000 wethers and yearlings to c. H.
Merrill. The outfit was sold to Mr..
Merrill some time ago at $3.50. per
cwt
John Neubert has been nominated
by the democratic central committee
for the Office of public administrator,
to fill the vacancy on the county ticket.
The nomin alton was filed today in the
county clerk 5 Office.
\ suit for divorce has been com.
menced in the district court by Jose.
phine Ganty against Joseph Ganty,
the complaint alleging cruelty. The
parties are residents of Phillips, and
were married at Malta about four
years ago.
a marriage license was issued this
morning to Albert G.. Wiedeman, OF
Armells, Fergus county, and Miss
Elizabeth Bremner, of Saco. The
wedding took place today, the cere.
mony being performed by Rev. Geo.
WILDER, of the Presbyterian church.
NOT1CE.-If you send during this
month your watch to Jesse COLON,
Great Falls, Mont, he will clean and
warrant it one year for ST. so.
From Thursdays Daily.
G. V. Nassau, the Minnesota beef
buyer, is reported to be purchasing
steers and dry COWS from ranchers in
the vicinity of Belt. He expects to
make a shipment early in November
1t is reported that about $4,000
acres Of land surrounding the Banna.
tyne oil location on the Teton have
been filed upon by parties who believe
there is oil or gas in that locality.
D. G. Lockwood returned today
from Havre, where he attended the big
republican rally held in that city las,
evening. Eloquent speeches were
made to a crowded audience by County
Attorney Pray and Congressman
Dixon, and it was pronounced to be
the largestIand most enthusiastic po.
litical meeting ever held in northern
Montana.
According to the Butte newspapers
nominations for county commissioner:
in Silver Bow county have been mad,
by two of the political parties. Th'
present board is supposed to hold of
fee for two years longer, under tn
constitutional amendment adopted tive
years ago, but some authorities CLAIM
that the term of a public official can
not be increased or reduced by legis
lation, and that the commissioner
were elected to four.year terms.
G. H. Merrill, who returned toda.
from a business trip to Big Sand,
and other points east, reports havin,
made the following mutton purchases
From Reuben Godfrey, of Big Sandy
1000 two, three and four-ycar wether
at $3.50 per head 600 yearling wether
from John Lehfeldt, of Big Sandy, a
1920; and 200 ewes from other pal
ties at prices ranging"from $l.O0 t.
$l.6O per head. Mr.. Merrill also pul
chased about 600 four and hve.yea
wethers from B. D. Phillips at y cent
per pound, the sheep to be delivere
and weighed on November 9Th.
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 80.
From Fridays Daily
A marriage license was issued tod a
to Raymond Healey and Emma Wra.
both of Havre.
naturalization papers have been i
sued in the.district court to Ernest A
folter, native of Switzerland.
Several carloads of sheep were loat
ed at the Benton stocky ards today +
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