The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-09-26
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturdays Daily.

home in the future.
Miss Jeanette Ward left yesterday
afternoon for the La Barre ranch on
the Marias. where she has been en-.
gagged as teacher IN the school 10 tina:
district.
Jas. Townsend and family have
moved their household effects into the
M. F. Pugsley residence on Baker
street, which was recently purchased
by Mr.. Townsend.
Marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk of the district court today in
favor of NJ. Glen Edgecomb and Josie
Mae Taylor, and John G. Bailey and
May McDonough, all residents OF
Havre.
Appointment papers were filed in the
clerk and recorders office today by
County Attorney Charles n. Pray,
nominating W. S. Towner as deputy
county attorney. Mr.. Towner will
take charge of his new duties at once.
From Mondays Daily.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. o. Phelps have
gone out to Highwood for an outing
of several days.
Miss Lula Patterson went out to
Lost Lake this morning for a visit
j. Q. Patterson and family.
Mrs. Jno. h. Green and Miss Green
left Sunday morning for L%ewistown,
where they will visit with Walter NJ.
Green.
Johannes Lehfeldt, of Big Sandy,
has leased the Spokane House to c..
Hokanson, Of Warrick, who will take
charge on or about October Is.
Henry Hagen and a crew Of men
commenced work today on a second
story addition TO the HARDER residence
on upper Front street. 1t will be a
brick veneered addition.
Architect W. Z. Donovan and NJ. N.
Lease, of Great Falls, were visitors 10
the city yesterday on business in con-
nec,ion with the building Of the new
Catholic church. A crew of men will
be put to work tearing down the old
building as soon as possible.
j. L. Searlat and a party OF hunters
from Big Timber, left yesterda y morn.
Ing on an extended hunting and camp.
ing trip down the Missouri river.
Peter Laduke, who arrived Saturday
from Helena, started down the river
today in a small boat for Pierre, S.
Dakota.
According to adv!ces from Cut
Bank, the recent freight wreck near
that place was due to negligence. The
c%oroner's jury found the Great North
crn Railway company responsible for
the death of the victims of the wreck.
through its having used a box car
without end doors for a caboose, and
running trains in the same direction
0 close together.
From Tueeday's Daily.
Berlin enamel filling by DR.. Ste.
phecs, over L~ockwood's.
A. W. Nottingham and wife arrived
this morning from Great Falls, on
their way to their home on the Shon.
kin.
Miss Byzantine Besset.e has accept.
ed a position as stenographer in the
law Office Of Hurd Il Diguan, at Glas.
gov.
John S. Culbertson and Vernon
Lewis LET; today for Evanston, Hi.
uois, where they will enter the North.
western university.
Ole johnson, of knerville, has sold
to Larson 4 Carlberg, Of Havre, 1000
year4ing ewes at 81 per head and 300
three.year-old ewes at $3.50.
x. j. Neuieldt, Of Medicine Hat, has
purchased about 100 head of horses
FROM parties in hi. locality, aud will
drive them north ia a few days.
Neser>. Ragland and Pugsley load.
ed d shipment of about $500 head Of
sheep from the Benton stocky ards this
afternoon Tor the Chicago market.
a. c. Oder and Frank H. Palmer
returned late last evening from a two
weeks trip through the Marai- coun-
try and the Sweet Grass hills in the
Interest of T. G.. Power * Bro.
John Emerson and James Lackie
have fled a quartz location notice in
the county clerks Office for the Chica-
dee claim, in the Little Rockies. No.
tice Of location for the United Verde
quartz claim has been filed by John
Geehan and Eugene Solicit.
Jas. c. Turner, of Beatrice, who has
been in this city for several days
past, has purchased $500 head of
yearling sheep from c. H. Ragland
and the Benton Sheep company. The
outfit started overland today for Mr..