The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-06-27

reported tn8t the WIssIuk uou AoAASu
to account for funds of the banking
institution by which he was employed.
The Fourth of July committee is
pleased to announce that visitors
from distant points will be given re-
duced railroad rates for the celebra-
ton in this city. Great Northern otti.
| cials have been notified to make a rate
| of II the regular fare for the trip be-
tween this city and all points within a
radius Of $50 miles, tickets being On
sale July 3 and 4, and good for the re.
turn trip to July 8.
j. p. Rowe, Of the state university
at Missouls, contributes TO the Ana.
conda Standard an interesting article
upon deposits of building stone iu
Montana. He fails to mention, how.
ever, that there is a large and valu.
able deposit of marble in the Sweet
Grass hills which. when transporta.
ton facilities are available, will be a
great addition TO the building stone
resources of the state.
From Tuesdays Daily.
"A. L. Lewis left this morning for
Malta to take charge Of a cattle outfit
in that locality.
Citizenship papers were issued in
the district court today , John Keith,
Of Alma, and John w. Mcdowell and
Findlay Murray. of Hill.
Miss Elton, of Missoula, who has
been the guest Of Mrs. J. +. Patterson
for several weeks past, will leave to.
morrow for her home. She will be
accompanied by Miss Bess Patterson.
Judgment by default was rendered
for the plaintiff in the district court
today in the suit of Stockmen's Ma.
tional Bank VS.. a. Z. Allison, the
suit relating to a promissory note for
about g., 800.
1t is reported from Havre that Ed.
Carroll has been arrested on a war.
rant sworn out by Stock Inspector
George Hall on the charge Of obtain
ing money or false %pretenses. Car
roll had written over Halls signature
a request for $40 to a Glasgow mer'
! chant and received the money.
An information was filed in the dis
: trict court today by County Attorney
. Pray, charging Ella Todd, Of Havre
, with the crime of assault. The &C
. cused, who is a cOlored woman, i,
said to have made reckless use of
gun in a lively argument with he
/ husband and another colored woman
9 One of the biggest and most uniqu
Fourth Of July celebrations will TAX
u place on the Bclknap reservation, tn
e Indians having determined to make
a red-letter event. They have invite'
mem bers of Indian tribes from Othe
: reserv atoms to take part in the fes
k tivities, and some OF the guests hav
already arrived. The program con
templates a celebration that will be i
progress seven days or more, and II
'e cludes SUI dances, war dances, med
It cine dances. horse racing, sham ba'
IT ties, barbecues and other attractions
e 1t is probable a big crowd of spect,
d tors will attend the celebration.
State Veterinarian NJ. +. Knowle
announces that permits for the ruiz
~ ming of public buck herds are flu
" nished gratis upon application. NJ
At infrequently he receives requests fe
- such permits, accompanied by check
or money orders in sums ranging fro
i. one dollar to five dollars, which al
returned. The doctor also receiv,
IF checks for vaccine, an article which
furnished gratis upon application.
still other instances. money is sci
his department for travelling expense
only to be returned, the state havir
made an appropriation for this pu
pose.
Is Rights Of Voters ON Reservations