The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-11-15
AMONG OUR
A .Grtse Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchonges.

A .0riss Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exehsngss.
Malta Enterprise: B. D. Phillips is
building q big store building At .
point four miles this side OF the 'hog
RANCH" and will carry q complete line
of merchandise.
Choteau Acantha: James and Frank
Crossen returned Tuesday afternoon
from a trip to Wisconsin and Michi.
gan. In the latter state they disposed
OF two carloads of horses at prices
ranging from ESQ to 1925 per head.
Malta Enterprise: John Survant
will leave for Portland. Or, on Satur-
day, to appear before the board of
general U. S. appraisers in q matter
involving the claim for q return to
his company Of about 81. 200 duty paid
on American cattle shipped in bond a
year or " ago and not returned.
Havre Herald: Clarence Boyle. .
fireman on the Great Northern, was
struck by a switch stand Saturd ay
near Saco and was badly cut in the
head. He was leaning out of the cab
looking At the ash pan when the acct.
dent happened. He was knocked back
into the engine unconscious and was
brought back to Havre, where his in.
juries were dressed.
Chinook Opinion: The mild wealth.
er of late has enabled the workmen to
make substantial progress ON the new
school baildiug and the outside work
Is almost completed. The appearance
OF the building Is eliciting much fav.
orable comment from visitors to the
town as we'll as from the home
people, who take a just pride in the
handsome structure.
Malta Enterprise: Indefinite reports
OF a cutting ARRAY, of a more or less
serious character, reach US from Saco.
1t occurred last Thursday aud was be.
tween a man named Robinson living
near there and "Black Bill" Long.
Long was getting the worst of it when
he managed to produce a knife and
turned defeat into victory by several
we'll directed thrusts of the carver.
The other man is now nursing his
wounds and presumably a feeling Of
revenge.
Harlem News: Bert Atkins, who
was arrested Sunday morning by
Constable Cowan charged with steal
ing q horse aud saddle from r. B.
Ganaway and q coat from August
Lathi made his escape from the officer
Sunday evening just as it vas begin.
ming to get dark. Atkins IL described
as a man about five feet six 10 height.
He has q sandy complexion and ear
a red mustache while q large scar on
his left lip would single him out
among other men,.
Havre Herald: The Sd cavalry will
leave Fort Assinniboine for the Phil.
ippine Islands on Wednesda y, Nov.
q, and are to be succeeded by the I'd
cavalry in command Of Col. F. K.
Ward, now doing service in the Phil.
ippines. The oath infantry, the COL
ored troops who fought so valiantly
on San Juan hill during the Spanish.
American war, will also leave about
the same time, being scheduled to sail
from San Francisco on Jan. l, 1905,
for the Philippines.
Choteau Acantha: John Makes Cold
Weather, who resides at St. Mary's,
and Mary Running Crane have been
granted a license to wed by Clerk Nc.
Donald of the district court of this
county. Mr.. Cold Weather is a son of
Snow, and his mothers maiden name
was Pretty Bear Woman. The bride is
the daughter of Running Crane and
her mothers name was Diving Under.
II this is not enough to cause a few
small-sized billiards to put 10 their
appearance 10 the near future, We are
very much mistaken.
Havre Plalndealer: Some soldiers
from Fort Assinniboine are supposed
to have been the parties who made a
forcible entrance into the half.W ay
House Monday afternoon and carried
of several bottles of liquor and some
cigars. The depred alton was commit.
ted while James Moran, who is stop.
ping at the road house, was in Havre
on business. The guilty parties stole
the team of Stage Driver Williams
with which to haul of the plumber. He
recovered his team which was tied
down in the brush on Beaver creek,
near the post.
Pain may 90 by the name of rheu'
matism, neuralgia, lumbago, pleurisy
No matter what name the pains are
called. HOllister's Rocky MOuntair