The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-08-30
CITY AND STATE.
from Saturdays Daily.

Sos0SUUy . O6lly.
A marriage license has been issued
10 John G. Skinner aud Miss Mabel
Chestnut, both of Havre.
Geo. L. King returned today from
lower Highwood, where be has been
building a residence for Jas E. Wal.
ker.
Frank Colgate, night clerk of the
Cho.eau House, VA taken to ST. Glare
hospital last evening for medical
treatment.
Two recent arrival. have purchased
a boat from Colin Ward, in which
they will make the trip to Omaha by
the Missouri river route.
5. Campbell, who pleaded guilty 10
Justice S%ullivau's court to a charge
OF disturbing the peace, was today
fined $40. Halford Smith, arrested on
a similar charge, pleaded no. guilty
and will stand trial next week.
Great Falls Leader: Father McCor-
mick is able to be out after having
been confined ia the. Columbus hos
pital for a nun Der of days, following
his unforiunat ate experience with "a
bucking bronco.
Jere Sulliva an returned this morning
from Butte, where he attended the an.
nual meeting of the grand lodge Of the
A. 0. u. W.. which convened in that
city. Mr.. Sullivan was elected grand
foreman of the Montana jurisdiction.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Lewis and fam
ily desire to express their deepest
gratitude to the many friends for their
kind assistance during their receu.
Bereavement, and also for the beauti.
full floral tributes which covered the
casket.
Notice of the location OF the Kid
Curry quartz claim in the Little Rock.
les district has been filed in the county
clerks Office by w. q. Norman and
A. N. Weydert. The Hard Luck claim
has been located by w. Bremen and
II. 4. w afTcl.
James O'Reilly, a locomotive eugi-
neer on the Great Northern passenger,
was knocked from his engine Thurs
day while leaning out of the cab win
dow, his head striking a switch stand
at Dunkirk, about Is miles west of
Galata. He is reported to be serious.
~ injured and may not o
a damage suit in which the com
plant asks Judgment for about 50, OOO
has been commenced in the district
court by C. w. Hansen, of Chinook,
against the Plano Manufacturing COM
pany and others. The plaintiff al.
leges malicious prosecution by the de-
fendant company, which, he alleges,
secured judgment against him in a
North Dakota court by misrepresenta-
ton, and which Judgment was con-
firmed by the court of this district.
The proceedings, however, were sub
s%equently abandoned. and Mr.. Hansen
claims his business reputation was SC
injured thereby that his claim for
damages is justified.
From Mondays Daily.
A postoffice has Deeu established a,
Babb. Teton county, with Cicero L.
Bristol as postmaster.
Mrs. d. c.. Browne and Miss Ward
returned yesterday from a Welt to the
Miner ranch, on the Shonkin.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. H. Green and
family returned Yesterday from an
outing of several weeks along the
Shonkin.
E. Brown, a sheep feeder from Nor
raj, Ohio, is looking over the local
field with a view TO making some NUT.
.on purchases.
Professor and Mrs. J. ~. Leuning
returned TO the city this morning after
. visit of two months in the western
part OF the state.
Mis-. Genevieve Mcdonald arrived
yesterday from the east and will visit
in the city a. the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald.
/, is reported from Box Elder that
5. Van Alstin has sold his ranch to
Schwartz Bros, for 81. $50, and has
purchased the l. NJ. Rogers saloon at
Big Sandy.
Notices of location for two additional
oil claims in the Baunatyre di strict
have been filed in the county clerks
office by J. w. Searls, A. G, Auder
son and others.
Fred H. Scott. Of Ciearcreek. who
i among the business visitors in town
today. reports that the ranchers OF
that locality will make u beef ship.
ment from Havre about September II.
The clerk of the d;<trict court Is ia
receipt OF an unused marriage license
which was issued to a Chouteau coun.