The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
\ Griss of Items Gathered From on,
Northern Montana Exchanges.

Glasgow Review: Nj. E. Miner, the
we'll known stockman, has entered three
suits against the Great Northern for
failure to furnish car and delaying
stock shipments ia transit.
Glasgow News: Gold has been dis.
covered on the head waters of Antel.
ope creek, and We may have something
besides a farming country here vet.
The surveyors Of the 500 made the
discovery.
Hinsd ale Homestead: j. b. Long
u Co. are shipping eight carloads of
sheep tothe Chicago market tod ay from
this place. Roy Clary is 10 charge.
There are about 0 1000 head of sheep
aw rating cars for shipment.
Harlem News: Chas. Smith, presi.
dent of the Harlem Industrial associa-
ton, wishes to call the attention of
the farmers who planted the sugar
beets last spring, to bring in their
beets as 1t is the intention of the as.
ISOLATION to send the beets 10 Ogden to
have them tested.
Conrad Observer: Q. G. Miller, of
Bynum, returned last Thursday from
q trip to Lethbridge, where he went to
look over the sheep market with a
view to selling some. In town here
he accidentally ran onto j. F. Stellar,
q butcher from kalispell, who pur.
chased $50 head from him, paying
$500 each for 2-year.old wethers and
So FOR old ewes. The sheep were
shipped from here on Monday.
Havre P~laindealer: A. Beckstead
last Saturday sold to Frank Schultz,
OF Warrick, 2o0O lambs at 81 80 per
head. The lambs were delivered the
first Of the week and trailed out to the
Schultz ranch. He also sold 2OOO
head OF ewes 10 Mr.. NASSAU, of St.
Paul. at 1915 per head straigh,
through. Mr.. Becktead with Joseph
Valedon aud +. Fifer this week loaded
their wool and shipped it direct to
Boston.
Malta Enterprise: w. Il. Spencer
twas at Chinook last week and II
chased a team which he drove to this
place. Ole Veseth happened in the
same evening and recognized the team
as one that disappeared from his
ranch about lambing time. They both
went to Chinook the next day where
the matter was made plain to the sci.
Ter. who returned Mr.. Spencer his
money. 1t Is said that Johnny Ullom
had a hand in landing the horses at
Chinook.
Malta Enterprise: f. H. Varney,
the Missouri river horseman who was
here IN the spring to receive what he
supposed was the pacing mare, Indiar
Papoose. finds that he purchased more
speed than his contract called for, a.
the a given him was Jennie A.
with a record below 2:lO, and good in
her class, As she demonstrated in the
free for all pace at Helena. Mr.. Var.
ney Will winter here and jog some OF
his fast ones on the roads, as we'll as
tit up some of his we'll bred roadsters,
Belt Times: Andrew Mosell, OF
kicevllle, was at one time u vine,
yardist in New York state, and or
taking up u ranch a few years age
near RiceviIle, he naturally determ'
ined to experiment in grape culture
He now has some 600 vines growing
aud has found there are several suiteC
to this climate. He has vines tha1
produced grapes this season and Ii
two years more expects to have native
grapes on the home markets. 1t i,
patient enterprise like this that shows
what our soil and climate are capable
Of producing.
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