The river press., 1904-11-09
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
Mrs. II. Rome arrived this morn
ing from Chinook and is visiting in
this city, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Frank Sayre.
Miss Nora Sullivan entertained
number of her friends last evening at
the w. r. Early residence. The even.
ing was spent in playing whist and
other amusements.
Wm. Archer, the we'll known mail
clerk on the Great Northern, with
headquarters at Butte, is among the
visitors in town today.
Judge Tattan, who returned from
Havre today, reports that his son
John j.. twho is employed in the
Havre postoffice is on the sick list.
John F. Patterson, who left here re-
Gently for Arizona, sends word that
the climate of that locality is not so
beneficial as expected and he has gone
to San Diego, Cal.
\ beef shipment owned by G. r.
Norris, of Judith, which was on the
Chicago market few days ago,
brought pretty good prices. The tops
averaged l4S8 pounds and sold at
S5.25, or a gross price Of about SIS
per head.
Charm an Mantle, OF the republican
state committee, and Chairman Frank,
Of the democratic state committee,
have addressed letter to election
judges in each precinct requesting
that they count the votes for presiden-
tial electors and the state ticket be-
fore canvassing the returns on county
offices. They wish to ascertain the re-
suit of the election as soon as possi-
BILE.
NoTICE.-If you send during this
month your watch to Jesse Colon,
Great Falls, Mont, he will clean and
warrant it one year for S1.50
From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. J as. Perkins, of Cascade, ar
rived yesterday on a short visit with
Mrs. G. e. Duer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Price arrived
yesterday morning from the west for
few days visit in this city.
Fred Thies left this morning for
his home in Minneapolis where he will
visit for several weeks before return
ing.
Citizenship papers we're issued in the
district court today to Emiel Nelson,
Oley Nelson, Joseph Pauly and John
Arrett, who propose to take part in
the election tomorrow.
The people of Knerville are making
preparations for grand Thanksgiving
ball and supper to be given in Kner'
vile hall on Wednesday, November
23d. Everybody is invited to attend.
The Shonkin associ alton cattle tha,
were on the Chicago market few
days ago sold at prices ranging from
1926 for the tops to $3.50 for the tai
ends. The average price was abou
1915, and as large part of the ship
ment consisted of COWS the returns are
considered satisfactory.
AS an indication of the sumner
weather conditions in this locality the
past few weeks, Mayor Evers is ex
hibiting some ripe currants tn at Iwert
picked in his garden this morning
In various parts of town there are
roses, sweetpeas and other flowers il
bloom, this vicinity having escaped ;
killing frost up to this date.
Word has been received from Bill
lings to the effect that Stock Inspec
tor Webb has arrested two men in tn a
vicinity who are believed to hav
stolen a number of horses in this par
of Montana. They had in their pos
session about 25 head Of horses bear
ing the half-circle brand, which i
owned by the Green Cattle company
and were unable to produce a bill O
sale for the outfit.
An order was made by Judge Tat
tan today, requiring the appearance
Of Otto Black. an inmate of the stat
prison as witness before the distriC
court at Glasgow on November 10, t.
testify in the case Of the state of Mon
tana against F. Mojousky. Blaze
and Majousky were co-defend ants 0
charge of grand larceny, the forme
pleading guilty and being sentence
at the last term Of court.
NoTICE.-If 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 Monday, November
1904, to the wife of NJ. c.. Morrow.
daughter.
Day or night calls, country TRIP
and surgical operations promptly a