The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-11-21
AMONG OUR N~EIGHBORS.
A GriSt Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

Northern Montana Exchanges.
Glasgow News: !. marriage license
was issued Monday to George Dyas
and Nettie Swanson, Of Dodson, and
they were married at the court house
by Judge Friedl the same day they
OF the license.
Hinsdale Homestead: On Monday
OF this week Brands Il Thompson
shipped % cars of sheep from this
place: J.. B. Long 4 Co. shipped
three cars, and on Tuesday w. T..
Merrill shipped Ii cars, all going to
the Chicago market. This cleans up
the stock shipments from this place
for the season.
Conrad Observer: .. D. Gray
mar ager for the FIOweree Cattle com.
pany. was here this week from his
headquarters at Lowery. The F COM
pany had about 900 head Of beef cat
tie gathered for shipment from this
point but they Ia been turned loose
on account of 40 ears and the lateness
Of the season.
Malta Enterprise: \ new Danish
colony is being established about
10 miles north Of Culbertson, named
Dagmar. Locations have already
been made by many AMI next spring
will see hundreds coming. The Danes
are among the best people on earth
and this colony will prove a great
benefit to the country.
Havre Herald: Jack Ryan, the we'll
known Basin rancher, this week
loaded seven OF his large teams on the
cars and shipped to Fortine the new
lumber camp Ia the main range of the
Rocky mountains. where Joseph Gus.
senhoven has recently engaged in the
numbering business. Mr.. Ryan has
contracted with Mr.. Gu~ssenhoveu TO
do the logging at a stated price per
thousand.
Chester Signal: I, must be that
there will be something doing in the
matter OF boosting Montana. as with.
out exception the state press advise
the people to lay aside politics and
do something to advertise the grea,
state in which We live. II the people
will cooperate with the newspapers it
will not be long until the movement
will assume such proportions that
much good will come TO the common.
wealth.
Harlem News: +. l.. Williams, OF
Great Falls, was in the city the frs,
Of this week on his way to the Fergus
mines IN the Little Rockies. Mr. Will
liams Is very enthusiastic over the
prospects of his company. He says
that !he Fergus people have just com.
plvted al assay house and severa,
Other improvements. The company
will undoubtedly build a cyanide mil.
there in the spring as they now have
enough ore in sight to insure them {
steady run as soon as the mill can bt
built.
Glasgow News: VIM. Moore, {
cOwpuncher of Hinsdale, is certaiul,
having troubles Of his own. Abou'
three weeks ago a saddle turned ant
he was thrown, disloca ting his shout
der. He got this fixed up and In cele
brating around Hinsdale he caugh
cold and was threatened with pneu'
monia. This was cured and Tuesday
night at Beaverton he was struck BY
a freight train and seriously injured
His head was cut, ~ leg broken be
sides receiving numerous other bruise.
on his person.
Chinook Opinion: The beet sugar
question is the one of paramount 10
terest 10 Chinook just now and from
the amount of attention that is being
given to it and the enthusiasm that il
being aroused over the matter, the
prospects are good for something hap
pening. So much interest is beius
taken here that an excursion has b-er
arranged to Billings from here to ia
vestigate the profits 10 beet raising
and to inspect the million dullaI
sugar plant now in operation at tina
point. The Great Northern ha.
granted a special excursion rate fuI
the party and the date for leaving ha.
b-ru set for Monday.
llafcs For Earracrs: Inx4iauao.