The river press., 1904-01-27
From Fridays Daily
Dean has fitted others, he can fit
you. See him at Lockwood's.

| From Friday g Daily
Dean has fitted others, he can Fl
you. See him at Lockwood's.
a marriage license was issued to
day to Buck Fiant and Annie Beania
both of Landusky.
Born-1n this city, on Friday, Jan
%, 1904, to the wife of M Martin Jevna
ger, section foreman at Lippard sta
tion, son.
Heinze olives only 35c quart
Heinze sauer kraut, three pounds for
25c.: Reinze sweet, sour and dill
pickles at Power & Bros.
Mr.. John Harris returned yesterd ay
from an extended visit to the Pacific
coast. Mr.. Harris was in attendance
at the National Livestock convention,
which was in session at Portland,
Ore, last week.
The Dillon newspapers report a
number of purchases of Beaverhe ad
beef and mutton for the Butte and
Anaconda markets. One of the trans
actions included an outfit of granted
wethers that sold at 81 Is per head.
An action for divorce has been
commenced in the Cascade county dis
trict court by Virginia D. Sample of
this city, against her husband, John
A. Sample. The defendant is an in
mate of the insane asylum at Warm
Springs.
A letter received by the sheritf's Of.
fee from Chillicothe, Mo-, requests
the present address of Isaac Cranmer,
who is supposed to be in this part Of
Montana. The inquiry comes from a
relative who wishes TO correspond
with the party named.
The Great Falls land Office has been
notified of the withdrawal from entry
of about $4,000 acres of land north
and east of Glasgow, which have been
added to the irrig alton reserve. The
lands will be open to homestead entry
under the provisions of the irrig alton
act.
A sale of real estate upon which
taxes for last year were not paid was
held at the county treasurer's Office
yesterday afternoon. Several pieces
Of property were purchased by var
ious bidders, and the remainder will
be acquired by the county if not re-
deemed.
John McCauley, who has been under
treatment at St. Clare hospital the
past few weeks for consumption, died
in that institution at an early hour
this morning. The funeral will take
place tomorrow afternoon at two
o'clock, when services will be held at
the Catholic church.
1t is reported from Helena that ohm
p. Schmidt, state land register, is at
work on a list of lands that are to be
sold in Chouteau county, and it is
probable that the third sale of the
year will take place in this county, al
though the d late has not been fixed
The first sale will be that at Missoula
on the 10th day of February, and the
second will occur at Hamilton on the
18th.
Under Sheriff Pepin returned this
morning from Choteau with Carl Hin
derager and Edward Olson, who are
accused of robbing sheep camp in
the southwestern part of ChOuteau
county. The men had a hearing be-
fore Justice Sullivan this afternoon
and their trial was set for Thursday,
January %. The arrival of these two
prisoners increases the population of
the county Jail to eighteen, eleven Of
whom are serving sentences.
The prevalence of smallpox in east
ern Montana is causing alarm among
the residents of that part of the state.
There are several cases at Forsyth
and Miles City, and the Custer county
board of commissioners has issued a
quarantine proclamation against all
parts of Rosebud county. The com
manding officer at Fort keogh has
caused all the soldiers at the post to
be vaccin ated, and has issued orders
that none of the men shall visit Miles
City until the disease there shall have
disappeared.
llouscman Is an Adopted picgan.
HELENA, Jan. 2O.--I ames House