The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-05-17
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Northern Montana Exchanges.
Glasgow Review: a Philadelphia
wool buyer was introduced into the
m mysterious ways of the west in Glas-
gov last Tuesday. He had to write
home for money.
Chester Signal: Edwin Peifester
has been appointed special deputy
sheriff for Chester and surrounding
country. Our own should provide q
lookup for the use of the deputy to
stow away Law breakers.
Havre Herald: John Mcmillan has
been discharged from the detention
hospital whore he has been for the
last three weeks with smallpox.
Robert Cameron, recently arrived
here from Duluth. is confined to the
hospital with smallpox. DR.. Hop.
kins of Chinook, couoty health officer,
was here Saturday inspecting the
cases.
Glasgow Review: State Veterin.
arian Knowles, of Helena, was in
Glasgow last Saturday and drove
out TO the Hurd ranch where he
found two head of horses, belonging
to the Miner Livestock company,
that we're badly affected with scab.
1t is probable that an order will be
issued that all horses 10 this vicinity
be dipped.
Choteau Acantha: Deputy Sheriff
Peter Moran brought one Geo. Moder
from Conrad, who pleaded guilty to a
charge of burglary, at Choteau last
Monday, aud lodged him in the coun.
ty Jail. Moder was caught in the
cabin of Rancher Bondurant and was
providing himself with a complete
outfit of wearing apparel and other
useful property belonging to the lat.
ter.
Glasgow News: Horace Gamas came
in from Lismas yesterday to confer
with the business men regarding a
new ferry in the Missouri river at
Lismas. He had letters from several
parties giving plans of their boats but
as one came from Wil!iston setting
forth superior points t a pontoon
ferry, it vas arranged that he go to
Willistou and look the boat over and
then report to the business men.
Chinook Bulletin: Fred S. Siebold
reached here Sunday from Hutchin.
son, Minn.. to take the position as
buttermaker in the new creamery.
He is at work this week installing the
machinery in the new factory building
and getting ready for the opening day.
1t is hoped that the factory will be
ready to III 10 about ten days. MIR.
S.ebold is enthusiastic v the COM
pleteness and excellence of the plant
that the company has secured.
Harlem News: j. H. Read and l..
G. KinamOn were arrested Monday
morning by Constable Nelson near
Malta, charged with violating the
game law by shooting ducks out OF
season. They we're brought to this
city where they appeared before JUS.
tice of the Peace Thompson. After
listening to their testimony they were
discharged from custody and the costs
in the case were assessed to the in
formant, j. A. Gambon, OF Savoy.
Glasgow News: On Tuesday OF this
week, p. S. Clement came in from his
Hinsdale ranch having just finished
shearing his Angora goats. He
brought down a sample Of mohair
and left 1t at this Office, which meas
ures twelve inches in length. His
clip will weigh about 800 pounds and
is worth about 81 cents IL pound. Mr..
Clement is IA pioneer in the goat bust
ness in this county and his venture
has been watched with considerable
interest. We understand that the
N%eidringhaus company will @ put
in 1900 goats at their ranch south OF
Oswego in Dawson county.
Havre Herald: A special meeting
of the city council was held last night
for the purpose of opening bids for
the construction Of part of the water
system, including all of the pumping
station but the engine and pumps.
The contract included @ points with
all Of the connections, excavating,
timbering, etc., the lowest bid was
submitted by A. c. Edwards, being
$S,36l and the contract was awarded
to him. Work is to be pushed as fast
as possible and as soon as a few OF
the points are driven and the quantity
of water ascertained, the contract for
the rest of the system will be let.
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