The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-10-24
CITY AND STATE.
From SATURDAYS Daily.

turned today from a rip through the
country in the vicinity o! knervill-
in the interests of 7. c. Power & Bro
Vim. Swinburn. the Well @
horsebuyer Of Medicine Ha'. is a bust
ness visitor in town. MIR. Swiuburn
expects 70 make .evera! more pur.
chases for the Canadian mark...
J. B. Long Il Co one of the biggest
wool growing firm. in Montana. are
delivering about 1900 yearling ewes
to the Wood Livestock company. of
Spencer, Idaho. The sale was made
some three months ago. a. s4.0O per
head.
An outfit Of 800 :wo-year-oid ewes
was driven through town this morning
by Rice Bros, of the Shonkin, aud
taken to the stocayards for shipment.
The sheep were purchased some time
ago by the Wood Livestock company,
Of Spencer, Idaho.
The Chicago Drovers Journal re
ports that a single steer owned by L
H. Turbeville, of Belle Fourche. S.
D., sold Monday for s6.3: per hlnd-
red, weighing 1850 pounGs. gro>-
price Sll7.47, this being The best price
thus far this year for a range steer.
ThetGerman club had i,= first meet.
ing Friday afternoon at the home .:
Miss Auerbach. The second meeting
will be.held Monday evening the 22nd
with Miss..Auerbach at the residence
of Mrs..Geo. Lewis. II was decided
to read eBaumbach's die Nonua'
and Heine's Poems also to learn a
few of the most popular German
songs. All are cordially invited TO
ioinIthe.club.
Observation-Disclosures beef made a new
record:for:the eason in the Chicago
marketsyesterday, when three steers
owned blythe Bar Eleven Cattle com
pany sold at Sc. 10. AS their average
weight was 1890 pounds, the net re-
turns will be nearly SIS per head. II
the samesshipment, which was made
from Baltic about a week ago, were
twenty head OF Bar Eleven steers thai
averaged 1880 pounds and sold a.
$40.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss HortenseIChesnutt has returned
from a visit with friends 10 Grea
FALLS.
A marriage license was issued today
to Floyd S. Hartwell and Mary Ga!
low, both of.Havre.
In the district court today, Peter z
Lee wac appointed administrator o
the estate oflChristian P. Rolien. de
ceased.
Mrs. J. H. Green and Miss Greer
returnedOyesterday from an extended
v!si. 70 Lewis,own and Chico no
springs.
The October term of district cou,
will open tomorrow. \ rial jury vii
be drawn, to report for DUTY abou
November Il.
C. w. Morrison, who has re,urn,'
from a trip through the Highwood an
Shoukin country, reports a snowfall
of about six inches ip that locality.
G.. G. Chambers and wife, Of Min
ueapolis, left for their home yesterday
after a two weeks STAY 10 this city
the guests of Geo. ID. Patterson AZ
family.
Jere Sullivan returned this mornln
from an extended trip through III
western part of Montana, during whic
he visited in Butte, Helena and 9TH
points Of interest.
Miss Clary, of Grea, Falls, an
Miss Dimes, Denver, Colo. who hay
been visiting with friends in This cit
and vicinity for several days pa
re.arned.to Great Falls yesterday.
Articles of Incorporation have bee
filed in the district court by the L.,
Lake Live Stock company, with
capital stock of 300, 900. The lucol
porators are james O.. Patterson
George D. Patterson and Fred THE,
The Chicago Drovers Journa! in i
review of Fridays beef market say,
One load of prime 1928 ID. Montan
es,rays shipped by Harris Il Brown
sold at ST. 10 tod y. the best price pal
for grass westerns since October, 100:
There were several other big string
~ II SS(uI IN and mt MANY sold n,
low S4.25. The market was active an
firm. while general prices were u
best Of the season.
We have in prospect another a
rangement of the celebrated Schube1
Symphony club and Lady Quartet,
company, of Chicago, and it i. g,
pec.ed that they will be secured I
give one of their delightful entertain