The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-06-28

that he a q quarrel with some hall.
breeds, which resulted as stated above,
From raesday's Daily.
Miss MAY G. Flanagan left today
for S%unnyside for a visit Of several
days with relatives and friends.
The suits of H. P. Austin vs.. Lease
Il Richards, and the coulter suits be.
tween the same parties, have been dis.
missed.
Miss Nina Thibeau LET: this morning
for Great Falls and other western
Montana cities, where she will visit
for about two months.
Rev. W. ". Van Orsdel will hold
services at Highwood church Sunday
July 2, II a. N. On Sunday evening
at the Gibson school house.
Mrs. c. H. Ragland returned this
morning from a trip to the Lewis and
Clark exposition at Portland. Mr..
Ragland also returned from a bust.
ness. visit to Butte.
F. Adams, of Sun River, who re.
Gently made a cattle buying trip
through this part of Montana. is said
to have purchased abou. 700 head
from various ranche:s a, SIS 20 $50
per head.
Capt. Sam Kelly and G. II. Malone,
OF the Matia> roundup. who are in
town today. repor, that the recent
rats failed TO reach the Marias coun.
try. Water i dis,ressiny!y scarce in
that locality.
G. +. Morris. of Helena, secretary
OF the Union Loan and Trust com.
pany, was among the arrivals from
the west today. Mr.. Morris is a
former residen: of this city, and is
meeting many old time friends.
1t is reported from Glasgow that the
old Nm cattle company has been re-
organized by +. G.. and w. f. Neid-
ringhaus. Of St. Louis, and 7. L.
B~lackmon. and that the company will
ship in about 10000 Texas steers.
Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood and
bone. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. a tonic for
the sick and weak. b cents, tea or
tablets. D. G. Lockwood. druggist.
y CHALLENGE.-If the people Of the
Milk River valley who have been send
ing east for their goods will bring
their catalogue to the Fair Store,
Havre, we will meet or beat their prices
freight added or forfeit the best
S!etson hat.
basing his prediction upon the re.
cords OF former years, a loca! weather
prophet says there will probably be a
heavy hail storm the coming week.
The month of July, if up to the aver.
= OF former seasons, will have a
rainfall of about two inches.
Fritz Emmz was brought up from
the Bear Paw country and had a hear.
ing in Justice Sullivan's court this
morning on a complaint sworn out by
Ernest Hattie, charging assault. The
prisoner plead guilty to the charge
and was fined $40 and costs, amount
ing 10 all to $27. so.
4 marriage license was issued to.
day TO Arthur Stewart and Edith G..
Mitchell, colored residents of Fort
Assinniboine. The girl is under fifteen
years OF age. but has the consent Of
her parents. A license was also is.
sued to Philip J.. Gallagher, of White.
fish, and Theresa Holmes, of St.
Paul.
Attorney Thos. Dignan. represent
Ing the plaintiffs in the water right
suit OF H. H. Hedges and others vs..
the Bloom Cattle company and others,
ha- eecured an order from the district
court restraining the defendants from
Interfering with the rights of plaintiffs
to the waters of Beaver creek, in Val.
ley county.
We have a letter from the Fair
Store, Havre, extending a general in
~vltation to the people of this section
to make that store their headquarters
while ia Havre 90 the Fourth or dur.
Ing the summer. This store is fitted
up with ~lavatories aud rest rooms.
with easy chairs, writing materials,
etc., and invites their out.of-town
friends to visit them while in Havre. II
Tired out, worn out woman cannot
sleep, eat Or work.: seems as il she
would fly to pieces. HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea makes strong nerves
and rich blood. 81 cents, tea or tablets.
d. G.. Lockwood, druggist.