The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-11-22

Mrs. j. A. Martin, Of Chinook, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. F. Lewis, Of this city.
The Barbwire loaded q train Of cat
tie today at the stockyards, part OF
which was billed to Ainsdale and the
remainder to Chicago.
A postofice bulletin announces that
q new postofice has been established
at Laird, in the Sweet Grass hills,
with special service from Hill.
The funeral of the late Frank Kohl.
rus, of Havre, who died st St. Glare
hospital Sunday night, was held from
the Catholic church this morning.
Dr.. Max W. Barbour has filed in
the county clerks Office his certiica ate
from the state board of medical exam
liners, aud will practice medicine at
Zortman.
1t you are troubled with indigestion,
constipation, sour stomach, or any
other pain, HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea will make you we'll and keep
you we'll. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
D. G. Lockwood, druggist.
The Hub Clothing and Dry Goods
Co. wishes to that it will be.
gin u bi. slaughter sale % Saturday
morning, in which goods will be sold
regardless of cost. 1t will be q
money-sav.r for the public.
News comes from Pincher Creek,
Alta. of the death of Jack Willough-
by, who, many years ago, drove stage
between Sun River and Fort Benton.
He was one Of the first settlers in
southern Alberta. A wife and five
children survive him.
Arrangements for the burial of the
late Thos. Lannon, Of Warrick, have
been made and the funeral will prob
ably be held some time tomorrow. 1,
Is understood that a brother Of the
deceased is expected 10 arrive from
St. Paul tomorrow morning.
One of the finest pieces of horsehest
ever seen in this locality, consisting
OF a s~teel.gray pacing mare, has beer
received by c. H. Ragland as a gift
from the late s.. w. Hamilton, o.
Winona, MINI. When hitched to {
rubber.tired surrey, it forms one o:
the most attractive driving outfits II
northern Montana.
F. E Stranahan, the Choutea,
county vice-president of the Wilbur
F. Sanders Memorial association, hal
received q book of certificates which
are now open to inspection At tn
postofice. The certificates, which
bear a handsomely engraved portal
OF the late Colonel Sanders, will b.
issued as receipts for contribution
to the fund with which it is proposed
to erect a monument to the pioneer
who took such an active part in Mon
tana pu bile fairs. There are man!
northern Montana friends and ad
uuiICIo Va VtC A0IC NVlOoOA 00oOCGo wiz
will doubtless be pleased to share Il
this proposed tribute to his service
on behalf Of the people of this state.
AS will be seer by reference to a
advertisement in the River Press, tn
Odd Fellows of Montana propose Il
establish q home for the aged and in
digent members of their order, an
ask for bids for q suitable site. 1
fund of $40, 600 Is now available TO
the erection of the home. Its objec
is to provide u home in which th
widows Of deceased Odd Fellows ma
find relief 10 time of need and thei
orphans may receive protection an
education and INDECENT and infrm Cd
Fellows and their wives and femal
memb. rs of the Rebekah lodge may b
cared for 10 time Of misfortune. 1t i
believed an admirable site for tn
home al be found Dear this city, q
ia some other part of northern Nor
tana.
Pain may go by the name of rhe,
matism, neuralgia, lumbago, pleuris!
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