The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-10
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Havre Plaindealer: Attorney Jas.
Keller, Of Seattle, arrived in this city
Thursday and served notice Of appeal
In the case Of Ching Yick. . China.
naman, recently ordered deported by
Judge Piper. The Ease will be heard
on appeal 10 Helena before Judge
Hunt of the federal court.
Hinsdale Homestead: One Of the
boldest horse stealing cases OF the
country was that perpetra ted upon Je.
rome Hutchins last Tuesday night or
Wednesday morning, when come one
entered bis barn and took his most
valuable horse, saddle and bride he
had and made way with them.
Havre Herald: N. E. Thomas was
In town Tuesday OF this week aud iu-
formed us that his mine is now opened,
and that he 10 loading q r at Toledo
for shipment to the towns along the
line of the G. N. east of here. He has
y 4 foot vein and expects to get q spur
built to the mine early In the spring,
as the mine il only about q mile from
the track. This will give an opening
for steady and lucrative employment
to several men.
Choteau Acantha: The Conrad In-
vestment company Is causing to be
circulated in Teton county petitions
asking for the opeuin. of the Black.
feet Indian reserv alton. 1t may not
be known by the o%riginators of this
petition that Congressman Dixon in.
troduced q bill fsr this purpose at the
last session Of congress. He is ready
to take the question up and do every.
thing in his power to push it through
just as sOon ~ the people of this sec.
ton express a willingness to have it
done.
Harlem News: The meeting Of the
Harlem Industrial Association at Sad.
ler's hall Thursday evening was the
most successful one held for a long
time and a great good will no doubt
result. President Smith stated at the
opening that the meeting was called
for the purpose of a~gitating the erec-
ton of a telephone line from this city
to Zortman and Lanbusky, to connect
with Hays, St, Paul's Mission and the
stage station, while further connection
could be had from Zortman with Malta.
Messrs. Barton. Wild and Turner
were appointed as committee to ascer.
tain the probable cost Of such a line
and to report at the next meeting.
Glasgow News: Taylor Green came
in from Poplar river Tuesday even
ing. He informs US that there is nc
truth IN the story that the body o.
James Conley, the man who was los,
in the blizzard, was found on the Big
Porcupine. The dog that accompa'
MED the herder returned to Mr.,
Green's camp after an absence o.
tw~enty-one days. The dog was In ar
emacisted condition and could hardly
walk. He had evidently stayed with
; the body of his master through al
those freezing days and nights. only
quitting his vigil In time to ave hi,
own life. Such IL the devotion Of &
dog.
Glasgow News: w. Livingstone
of Saskatchewan, Canada. recovered
some horses from Joseph Sears, wht
lives in the Lake creek country, tina
NJ. Sears bought of w. H. Dennay, o
Williston. MIR. Sears gave up tn
horses without protest, being e~ntirel!
satisfied that Livingstone was the tru'
owner Of them. MIR. Livingston
learned from Sears that at the time h
bought the horses from Denney, an
other horse having Liviugstone'
I brand on it was sold to q man In Will
liston. Livingstone went to Willistol
, to get the horse but the man would no
viva IT, nm Ho hns houun a ran1nvi,