The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-07-11
AMONG OUR NEIGHBOURS.
A Grist Of Items Gathered From Oul
Northern Montana Exchanges.

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Northern Montana Exchanges.
Chinook Opinion: John Blackstone
sold a bunchnof horses t 0 Q Canadian
horse buyer Monday at prices rang.
ing from go TO $3.50.
Chester Signal: The best report of
the lamb crop coming to our notice is
that of Ole SaImyhr of Little Sage
creek. MIR. Salmyrh informed US that
counting all lambs born he had 81
lambs from each 100 ewes and that at
docking there we're IS living and in
fine condition.
Glasgow News: For the month Of
June, the local weather observers re.
por: shows that the maximum temper.
ature was S. degrees, and the mini. /
mum ~. Total rain fall for the month
was 7.l2 inches which fell during IL
days. The heaviest rain within ~
hours was 2.3O inches.
Glasgow Review: Perhaps the best
horse sale that has been made in
northern Montana for many years
was that which occurred the other day
when Mac Hunter sold Is head of uu.
broken horses for an even hundred
dollars a head. They were an ex.
%ceptionaIly fine bunch and we're we'll
bred.
Harlem News: Fully two thousand
Indians. composed OF the Assinni.
BONES, Gros Ventures, Sioux, Pie
gans and Crees are camped about a
mile east Of the agency, and from all
appearances are having q hot time,
this being their annual pow wow. In
dians have been gathering at the agen.
cy for the past ten days, and there are
and all are taking part in the f~estivi.
ties.
Glasgow News: Judge Kampfer had
:, nine prisoners up before him In police
\ court yesterday morning as the result
of too ''enthusiastic" q celebr alton.
The most serious case on the docket
was that against l.. N. Taylor for
Q trying to cut of az ear for one A.
Hughes, q member of one of the extra
$ gangs on the railroad. Taylor was
Q fined 600 for the offense. and in lieu
" OF the amount was committed to the
5 care Of Taller Burmeister.
Choteau Acantha: Parties in from
the northern part OF the county report
that the Cut Bank Mercantile Co. hat
ordered a 3.horse power blowing out
tit for use on the farming land lying
under the large dam and reservoir
system north Of that town. The tim,
> is not far distant when a large trac
Of excellent land in this vicinity viii
be brought under cultivation, addins
thousands Of dollars to the assessed
valuation of Teton county.
-, Conrad Observer: John and Herr,
Creighton and Francis Pambrun, VIII
u left for King Edwards domain abou
three weeks ago, experienced som
trouble ut the bounds airy line and onl
:. left Sweet Grass last Saturday. The
had to dip their cattle and horses an
have them inspected before going o
Canadian soil. 1t is said that tn
t. duty, dipping and incidental expense
" on $40 head of cattle and l82 head {
horses was something over g., 200.
of Havre ~Plaindealer: Judge Mclntyr
has secured a contract for the gradin
Of q portion OF the Great Norther
ed railway that il to run from Mort
xt Dakota into Canada and thence on I
the coast. His contract commences
~ Berthold and runs northwest towar
ns the Canadian line. This week b
I'd shipped down about twelve teams I
IN work upon the grade and he will shi
to down about the same number ne,
TO week and will 20 down and PERSONAL
superintend the work rem lining avs
n. all summer.
III Glasgow News: John Willis r,
de turned from Washington Wednesda
of evening, and he says the lrrigatio
q. project 90 the lower Milk river vale
"de enOEOusu'y luveStAk 6tcu Will
al they were in the capitol city, and I'll
We matter was given the presidents pei
ad -onal attention. The government Ell
a. g%ineers 10 charge were called in an
he from the status of all airs work on tn
cb lower end will not be started this sun
Ist mer. The president expressed himse
us much interested in this section an
We promised to do all IN his power
he hurry the matter along.
-" Twenty Year battle.
a. ~ was q loser in q twenty year ba
az tie with chronic piles and malignal
he sores, until | tried Bucklen's Arnic
he Salve: which turned the tide by curin
20, both, till not q trace rem ains.' write
us n.aAoa-Al LNoA-a;llo H. D.