The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-07-05
CITY AND STATE.
Fsom Saturdays Daily,

>And Catherine j. McFadden, OF Oven
Sound. Ontario.
Dave and Fred Browne returned
this morning from the east where they |
nave been attending school, aud will
visit With their parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. q. Browne, during vacation.
Mrs. Frank Smith and children, Of
Helena, who have beer Tie guests of
Mrs. j. H. Rice at their ranch on the
= Shonkin during the past two weeks,
left for their hone this morning.
Misses Mabel and Esther Culbert.
son entertained a large number Of
their friends at the Pacific hotel last
evening at a dancing party, which
was highly enjoyed by those present.
T. Veillette, of the Teton, has re.
' ceived word tina, his daughter Flora
has passed the ninth grade examina-
ton at the Sacred Heart academy, at
MissouIa, and wa awarded q gold
medal.
Thos. Matthews, Of this city, has
been appointed travelling agent OF the
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapolis aud
Omaha railway, with headquarters at
Great Falls, and will look after stock
shipments from northern Montana.
F. Rosenberg, of La Croix, Wis, a
h%orsebuyer who is visiting this local..
ty, has purchased about fifty head
from Miss Stocking, the outfit includ-
ing yearlings and up. The price re-
ported is S25 to $50 per head, accord.
ing to age.
Thos. McMurtrie, who arrived in
town today, is exhibiting the hides Of
two large bears as the result Of a hunt
on the Blackfoot river, in the Rocky
mountains. The two bears, one a Gin
N and the other a brown CHINA
mon, measured seven feet in length
and weighed 500 pounds each.
According to the Glasgow News, the
Valley county sheriff has received
word that George Pierce, wanted at
Glasgow on a charge of murder, has
4. escaped from Jail at Harrisonville,
Mo-, where he was being held until the
arrival of extradition papers. The
fugitive was one of those who broke
jail at Glasgow two years ago, when
the taller was killed by the escaping
prisoners.
Fron, Mondays Daily.
II NT.n.;11 .k> ,.,1l f.~>,.o urNr,1
and mutton buyer. arrived in the city
this morning from the east.
Mrs. Geo. L. Overfeld lef, this morn
ing for Highwood, where she will be
the guest of Mrs. Jno. II Harris for a
few days.
7. B. Shobotham, formerly a resi-
dent OF this city, arrived this morn
ing from Port Huron, Mich, on d
short business visit.
Mrs. G. w. FrieIds and family ac'
compapied by Miss Frances Green,
felt today for Knerville to attend the
4th of July celebration at that place.
W. E. Brandenburg, of the Christ.
ian church at Great Falls. will hold
services each evening at the Presby.
terian church. commencing Thursday.
Dwitt Chapman, of ST. Paul, was
among the arrivals from the a S this
this morning, and Is the guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. D. Patterson and fami'
:. ly.
Several residents OF this city will
90 to Helena omorrow TO witness the
unveiliny of the Meagher monument,
at which appropriate exercises vii. be
held.
Miss Jeanette Morrow, who has
been teaching school for several
months past in eastern Chouteau cOun'
~, has returned home for a visit 10
her parents iu this city.
A band of about is head Of horses
belonging TO VIM. Wareham, of Ken
dali, were crossed On the bridge yes
terday morning from the south side OF
the river. The horses are being taken
overland to Culbertson.
Beautity your complexion with 1T
tl- cost. If you wish a smooth, clear,
crean.like complexion, rosy cheeks,
laughing eyes, take HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea, greatest beautifyel
Known. 35 cents. D. G. Lockwood
druggist.
Rev. ". W. Van Orsdel, who hello
services at the NJ. Z. church last even
ing. na. just completed his SD yeal
of mission work in Montana. HI
came up the Missouri river by steam
boat in 1872, landing here in July O
that year.
J.. L. Peacock and wife, OF Buffalo
N. Y, were among the arrivals yes
.arday, Mr.. Peacock is we'll known il