The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-12-06
AMONG OUR NEIGuBORS.

Killing.
AMONG OUR NEI0uDORS.
4 Grist Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.
Conrad Observer: Carlos Warfeld
10 preparing a new industry al the
Flying U ranch. He is erecting a
shed l25x75 feet and will feed about
200 head OF cattle for the spring mar.
ket.
Chinook Opinion: c. &. Babb and
his assistants, who r working on the
Milk river project will maintain their
headquarters here all winter, instead
Of removing to Billings as was first
planned.
Glasgow Review: AS we 60 to press
We learn that John Rhode was found
dead on cemetery hill north of town.
He left for home early Friday morn.
ing, lost his wav aud froze to death in
sight Of town.
Chester Signal: Hereafter the re.
ceipts for homestead entries will have
the laws relating thereto, printed on
the reverse side. This is to thorough
~ inform the homesteader as to his
duty and to lessen the work in the
general land Office.
Glasgow News: The Great North
ern is going to put on q new type OF
fast freight engine on the level divis.
ions between Williston and Havre.
The idea is to make up the time on
these divisions that Is lost in Dakota
and in the mountains.
Conrad Observer: A report from
A. X. Prescott's sheep ranch about IL
miles southwest OF town, states that
during the storm q herder abandoned
q band of 1900 sheep Of the prairie
and later found his way to Collins.
Reports say that $50 of the sheep have
been found dead.
Havre Herald: Bert Jacobs. whom
the cowboys Of this section will re
member, has resigned his position
with the Conrad Price Cattle Co., o,
Maple Creek, ASA, and Pete Fergus
on, another Chouteau county boy
takes his place. Bert Is interested IL
the Dodson town site, and we presume
he will boom his interests there.
Malta Enterprise: OF the l,2O(
brood sows brought in by the Neid'
ringhaus outfit, more than 1000 died
of the cholera. 1t is an i'll wind thai
blows no good to somebody and thu
Indians of the vicinity are ~reveline
In pork chops. The fact that the hog:
died of cholera cut no ice with then
and they hauled them off by the Wagon
load.
Lewistown Democrat: Lee Balm
the Stanford wooIgrower, yesterda,
closed the deal for about 5000 heat
of ewes to the Silver Bow Butcher
company of Butte. The ewes brough
81 per head which ia considered al
excellent price. One prominent wool
grower has been offered as much a
S5 per head for a band of ewes ant
the same party refused an offer of g.
per head for yearlings.
Malta Enterprise: The visit pai(
this town last week by Special Agen
Smith and r. w. Agate, of the U. S
revenue department, resulted in a sur
prise party for q number OF our liquor
dealers, some of whom without realiz
ing it, had made sales calling for
wholesalers license. As q result ont
party ave up 1876 to Uncle Sam; an
other Sl35, and Others for smaller
amounts. 1t is safe TO say our deal
ers will fight shy of anything of a lik'
} nature in the future.
Harlem News: Prot. Lintield upol
his return from St. Paul visited Har
lem and at a business of the business
men held Thursday evening he told o
his success 10 dry land experiment
that will be promulgated next sprinl
10 what is known as the Cherry Ridg
Patches some twenty miles north o
2 Harlem, neal the experimental farm
where the ideas OF the state expert
mental station will be worked out un
J der the direction OF some capable maj
! who is TO be chosen later by the bust
= ness men Of this city.
> Make a note now to get Ely
Cream BAN II you are troubled witt
nasal catarrh, hay fever or cold II
the head. 1t is purifying and sooth
. iuy to the sensitive membrates tina
I line the air passages. 1t is made I,
. cure the disease. not to fool the pa