The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-08-29
CITY AND STATE.

chases.
The Barbwire ou.t. il preparing
for the beef roundup, which will begin
as soon as weather conditions are
favorable.
Geo. L. King will leave tomorrow
for Glasgow, from which point he will
take charge of a beef shipment for the
Chicago market for Messrs. Browne
and Harris.
The socialist party ticket in Cascade
county contains the names of Jesse D.
Selby, nominee for county attorney,
and Louis Dino, for justice OF the
peace, each of whom Is we'll known 10
residents of this city.
A return of the sale of personal
property in the estate of Bernard
Ellers, deceased, has been made to
the district court by H. G. Turner,
administrator. The property consisted
of 20 head of horses. which were sold
for $685. o
A suit has been commenced in the
district court by the Harlem Mercan-
tile company against Harry Burrell,
to on a judgment for Sl1O
given in the justice court at Landusky.
The complaint alleges that the iudg-
ment was secured five years ago, and
that it has not been satisfied.
A transcript of justice court pro-
~ceedings in the civil suit of Charles
H. Murray vs.. w. a. Carroll has
been filed in the district court, the
suit relating to a claim for ~pasturage
and feed alleged to have been fur
nished by plaintiff. The case was
tried before a jury in Justice Nc
Dowell's court at Gold Butte, a yer.
dict for plaintiff being returned in the
amount OF about sl53. The defendant
seeks to have the justice court pro.
ceedings reversed by the district
court.
from Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. Herman Steck arrived from
Great Falls this morning, and is the
guest Of Mrs. Geo. Wackerlin.
Mrs. J.. V. Carroll and children,
and Mrs. j. E. Templeton returned
this morning from a visit OF three
weeks at Alhambra springs.
Notice Of location for the "Lackey'
quartz claim, in the Little Rockies
district, has been filed in the county
clerks Office by James Lackie.
Allan Gray, Of Highwood, who is
in town today, reports that he has
sold about 1000 lambs to C. v. Vas.
sal at $3.50 per head, the deal being
closed last evening.
The Shonkin roundup arrived in
town today with a beef shipment of
about thirty cars, which will be loaded
from the Benton stockyards tomorrow
morning for the Chicago market.
Mrs. F. B. Bowling and Miss Bow.
ling have returned TO the |. F. Church.
i'll ranch on the Missouri, after a visit
of several days in this city, the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. D. Patterson.
Advices from Chester report the
death Of Will Maitland, an employee
of Laird Bros, who was badly iu-
iured in a runaway accident last week
The deceased came from Scotland
about a year ago, and was highly es.
teemed by mis- employers and friends.
Deputy Sheriff J. w. Haigler and
Theo. Danielsen have returned from
Deer Lodge, to which place they re-
Gently took several Chou.eau county
prisoners. II appears that H. w.
Willard, ne of the men they delivered
to the ~peuitentiary officials, is a for.
mer inmate of tina, institution. War
den McTague identified him as a con.
Wet who once served a term 10 state
prison for picking the pockets of sew,
eral people at the Butte races a few
years ago.
From Fridays Daily
Fresh candy made at c. W. Ayr--.~
DR.. and Mrs. Geo. H. Taylor left To-
day on a visit TO Chinook.
Go TO NJ. j. Joyce Il Co.. for fresh
groceries,, vegetables and fruit.
DR.. j. V. Carroll returned today
from Grea, Falls, where he attended
the meeting of the State Bankers as
ISOLATION.
Davis Il Sons have just received a
carload Of the celebrated Wasnburn
Crosby Cold Medal -four. The best
in the market.
Mrs. A. J. Galen and SON. who have
been the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Charles n. Pray for several weeks
past, returned TO Helena today.
The Shonkin beef shipment was
loaded a. the s,ockyards today, after
inspection by DR.. Nutting, federal in
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