The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1905-11-01


interests. The young ladies will at
tend school At o Of the normal COL
leges OF Denver this winter.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald left today on
a visit with friends at Havre.
Mrs. c. H. Ragland left this morn.
ing for the east on a visit of several
weeks.
Several of our young society people
will give q dance at Green's hall to-
morrow night.
Ticket No. 1O44 won the piano at T.
c. Power & Bro.' - store today. The
wner will please present the ticket
and claim the prize.
In the district court today letters OF
administration were issued to II. w.
Gross, of Havre, 10 the estate of Flor
ence Ward, deceased.
County Treasurer Sullivan reports
that tax collections have been salts.
factory the past month. the receipts
aggregating over $1,000.
Dr.. Gordon came down from Great
Falls this morning to attend Mrs.
Otto Soeberg. who is reported as be.
ing seriously i'll at ST. Glare hospital
with appendicitis.
A postoftice bulletin that
Wagner p~ostoffice has been discontiu.
ued and its mai! will go TO Dodson.
1t is also announced that Harry Marks
has been appointed postmaster al Du-
puyer.
Girls. If you want red lips, laugh
ing eyes, sweet breath and good looks
use HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
The greatest beautifyer known. 81
cents, Tea or Tablets. d. G.. Lock.
wood, druggist.
Mrs. Geo. D.'Pat.erson entertained
q large number of young folks with a
Halloween party last evening. Inter-
views with ghosts, fortune telling and
other amusements made a very pleas.
ant time for the guests.
John T. Sheath started down the
river with his boat this afternoon.
The boat was heavily loaded with
grain and provisions, and as it is
about 100 miles by the river to his
ranch, the largest part Of four days
will be consumed in making the voy-
age.
Mrs. Ada Crouch-Hazlett, the So
cialist orator, delivered another lee.
ture last evening to q fair.sized au.
dience. The lady is a very fluent and
entertaining talker, and claims to be
the only woman who was ever nomi-
mated for representative in congress
by any political party. A third lee
ture will be given this evening.
Deputy Sheriff l.. Minuqh, of Har-
lem, arrived in town this morning
bringing with him two little boys by
the name of Gale. The children are
about 6 and years of age, of mixed
blood. and it is stated that they have
been deserted by their parents. They
will probably be sent to the state or.
phans' home at Twin Bridges.
The hunting party that left town las,
Saturday have found it advisable to
move further on, as geese and ducks
seldom inhabit prairie lakes that are
frozen over. They r % trying to
locate the Whereabouts of prairie
chickens, grouse, fool hens and the
festive SNOW. shoe rabbit that are said
to be quite plentiful along the base OF
the Highwood mountains.
County Attorney Pray returned this
morning from Havre, where he ap.
peared in Justice Pyper's court
against two men accused of breaking
jail. The offenders gave their names
as Frank Allen, alias Roy Mccoy,
and William Edwards. They were
under arrest at Havre about two
weeks ago on q charge of having
stolen property ia their possession
and were also suspected of burglary,
but managed to escape from Jail on
the night of October II. They were
rounded up last week, q at White.
fish and the other at Boomers Ferry,
and will be held for trial 10 the dis
trict court.
Indigestion. constipation, dyspep.
all stomach disorders positively cured
by using HOLSTERS Rocky Mountair
Tea. IS cents, Tea or Tablets. D. G.,
Lockwood, druggist.
May develop Marble Deposits.
The marble deposits ia the Sweet
erase hills, owned largely by w. G
Conrad and other we'll known Mon