The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-09-12
CITY AND STATE.

Send yoar watch aod jswe!ry repair
work 20 D. G. Lockwood's iewelry
store.
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. Il. Taylor re.
turned his morning from a two weeks
visit 20 Chinook.
A marriage license was issued to.
day to Dr.. J. II. Russell and Miss
Bertha f. Morrow, both Of this city.
A. II. Reser arrived from Chinook
this morning TO attend the regular
September meeting Of the county com.
m~issioners.
Telegraphic aGvices from Chicago
report that most of the beef shipment
owned by Messrs. Nottingham, Nor
ger, Crepeau, 1verson and others, sold
at good prices. The tops sold as
high as $40. ard cows at $3..5 to
400.
Edward Rowe, a son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Rowe, was the victim of q
painful accident last evening. the re-
suit OF being struck on the head by q
barn door a: the Rove ranch on the
south side Of the river. The little fel.
low was brought 10 town for medical
attendance.
From Thursdays Daily.
A marriage license has been issued
to Clarence J. Brockway and Dora
Stith, both OF Dodson.
j. Harold Stephens lief. today for
Spokane 20 resume his studies at Con
zaga college, in that city.
In the district cour. today, letters OF
administration in the estate of Earl
Lynn Martin, deceased, were issued 70
D. E. Martin.
Mrs. David Mackenzie. Of Seattle,
and Mrs. Walter Brown, Of Box Ell.
der, are visiting in the city, the guests
of Mrs. G. w. Buck.
Miss Florence Morrow, who has
been teaching school near Gala:a, is
visiting with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Malcolm Morrow.
Miss Atkinson, county school sup.
erin&erdent, announces that the Chou
teau county teachers institute will be
held a. Havre 90 October %, % and
p.
TIE primary election returns from
Havre precinct show 81 otes cast for
Dr.. Mackenzie for coroner. which will
probably effect mis- domination for
tina! Office.
Miss Nora J. Sullivan, who for over
three years past has been manager Of
the local telephone Office Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone system, has
resigned that position, and will be
succeeced by Miss Jessie Hadley.
Advices from Great Fails report the
death Of Austin G. McEale, of Gold
Butte, who was under treatment a,
Columbus hospital for appendicitis.
Mr.. .McHale had been 10 the employ
OF A. H. Fey at Gold Bate for several
years, and was we'll known in .aa.
part Of Chouteau county.
Geo. W. Smith, a prisoner 10 the
coan:y Jail who recently pleaded guilty
to a charge Of robbing boxcars and
asked for a suspension O.! sentence
until certain evidence 10 his ben alt
could De Investigated, appeared IN
court To-Day for sentence. He was
given sixteen months in the peniten-
t;ary.
TIE report of the Stocknen's Ma.
tional bank. IN response to a call
made by the fedora! authorities. is an
exceptionally good exhibit. /. shows
rec ource- .ha, approach the two mil
lion dollar mark. par, 0: which con.
sis!s Of cash and exchange amounting
to about $500, 600. /: is one of the /
hes! reports ever made by this pros.
porous institution.
Prom Fridays Daily
Go 70 NJ. j. Joyce s. Co. tor fresh
groceries,, vegetables and fruit.
Martin Connolly returned today
from a beef marketing trip 10 Chicago.
=. j. Eeute!0:. a horse buyer from
Medicine Hat, j. among the visitors in
the city TODAY.
Mre. W. J. Minar has returned from
a v!.i. of >evera! Weeks with relatives
AZ White Sulphur Springs.
Mrs. W. j. Rowe and Miss Anna
Cl.f, 0: Lewistowr, are visiting with
relatives IN the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Bower, of OSa,
Me&gner county, are visiting 10 the
city, the guests Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo.
D. Patterson.
Homer Shepherd, of the Marias.
wlil chip a carload Of horses from the
Benton stockyard- tomorrow to De.
Lscs, North Dak.