The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-19
CITY AND STATE.
from Saturdays Daily.

morning from a two weeks business
trip through the Milk river valley.
Franz L. Noll, anative of Germany,
secured first citizenship papers today
from the clerk of The dis,ric. court.
A decree of foreclosure and sale
was Issued in the district court today
IN the sui; Of 4. Jensen vs.. }. Y.
Warren and wife, of Kuerville.
The Chester Signal reports that at
a hearing Of two defend ants in Justice
Taylor's court on a charge Of misde.
meanor, the accused assaulted the
Judge and effected their escape from
the court room. The fuEitives have
not yet been arrested.
Chas. H. Boyle, accompanied by his
wife and family, returned today from
a trip to Portland and other points
on the Pacific coast. They were very
much pleased with the fair, and ex
press themselves as delighted with the
Puget Sound country.
ne cSCdV at.uS "oIh w LC ICSCls
voir for the city water works, which
has been underway for several weeks
past Is about complete, and it is ex-
pected that the work % ;he concrete
walls and the laying Of the water
pipes will begin next week.
In the contempt proceedings today
against Walter Brown, who is accused
Of violating an order Of the court in
the Box Elder water right litigation,
testimony was given in the district
court by John Henry and others. The
guilty. the hearing "a continued to
Saturday, July %.
l; is reported from Havve that the
municipal authorities of that town
have been notified by Mayor Hopkins,
OF Chinook, who is secretary OF the
county board of health, 40, to empty
templated in the new Havre sewerage
system. The matter will be considered
by the Havre city council at an early
date.
From Mondays Daily.
d. G. Lockwood returned yesterday
from a two weeks business "Trip 10 The
S"ee, Grass hills.
Mrs. Geo. w. Moore returned this
morning from a visit Of several weeks
TO Portland and other Pacific coast
points.
George B. Knox, of Harlem, ha s
applied for letters of administra alton
for Z. A. Smith, in the estate OF
Herbert N. Knox, deceased.
A decree of divorce was granted in
the district court this morning in the
suit OF j. Y. Warren vs.. Ollie NJ.
Warren, both residents of Knerville.
Ed. Trommer and family, of Ches-
ter, are among the visitors in the city
today. Mr.. Trommer reports a
scarcity of moisture in that part OF
the country.
The strike of the Great Falls brew.
cry workers has come to 40 end and
the strikers returned to work this
morning. all differences having been
satisfactorily adjusted.
Mrs. Walker and Miss W alker OF
Wisconsin, arrived 10 the city yester-
day morning and left by private con-
veyance for Highwood on Il visit with
James Walker, Of that place.
News has been received from Du.
puyer OF the death at thai, place last
Saturday Of Perry Aspling, a former
we'll known business man of this city,
the cause of death being pneumonia.
Geo. j. Shook, of I. e. Power Il
Bros. store. is mourning the loss OF
his -ailboa', which a taken from its
moorinys below the warehouse on the
levy, sometime during the night, by
unknown parties.
Commissioners w. Z. French, OF
Harlem. and A. H. Reser. of Chinook.
arrived 10 the city this morning 70
attend the annual meeting of the
county board of equalization, which
is ia session today for the purpose OF
eqaliZiny the assessment Of variou.
taxpayers of the county.
Referring to cattle quarantine mat
.e.s 10 Valley county, the Glasgow
New. says: The talk of dipping cat
Ne mas about died out as the closes,
scrutiny has failed to show any scat
IN this vicinity. This is a fortunate
ming for the cowmen here for they
have been ''up against enough
propositions the past three years.
The Cassidy Swift Current Oil Co.,
is the name Of "a new company organ
lied ia Great Falls for the purpose .,
developing oil properties in the Swift,
Current district. The directors namet
in the articles of incorporation are F