The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-05-18
FORT BENTON.

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Fort Benton, Mont, May II, 1906.
/ State Examiner t. E. Collins ar
rived in town from Helena Monday.
J. 1. Dunno, of Polo Alto, CAL, is
visiting friends here for a few weeks.
Mis-. ). F.. Templeton has returned
from six months visit in California
Otto soeberg of Fort Benton escured
final citizenchip papers in the dis
trfct court Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Bunnell of Cas-
| cade, and Harold and Will Atkinson
OF Missouri, who were the guetss of
Miss Agnes Atkinson for several day
returned to Cascade Tuesday marning.
! Since Saturday evening 1.30 inch
es of rain has fallen here, which was
badly needed for crops and grass on
the range.
Attorneys J. A. McDonough OF
Great aFlls and R. E. OKeefe of
Chinook were business visitors here
Wednesday.
Judgment for the sum of $500 was
rendered for the plaintiff in the caes
of the Bogy Mercantile Co. againts J..
: D. Winter of Chinook.
! MI. and Mrs. w. r. Penland,o f
Medicine Hat, Canada, are guetssa tn
Chouteau Houes.
| An order has been made by the dis
trict court asnctioning the sale of 500
shares of the capital tsock of the new
Harlem Irrigation company, the prop
, erty of the late Vincent Pefaur.
Deeds have been given by Judge
| Tattan, as trustee for the Chinook
| towniste, for one lot to Susie Bixby,
two lots to G. H. Whitman, four lots
to Lena O'Neal and ten lots to Mis-
| Peterson.
Judgment by default was granted
against the Mission Peak Mining Co.
in the sum of $20.325.0O with attor-
neys fees of 5000 and costs Of suit in
the case of A. J. Norden against the
said company A decree Of fore-clo-
sure was granted.
Frank Chamberlain of Landusky
died at St. Clare hospital Wednesday
morning, death being due to paraly-
sis. Funeral arrangements will be ma
upon the arrival of a son Of the de-
ceaesd who is expected from Landus-
ky on the morning train.
J. B. Rauch, formerly with the Ben
ton Hardware Company, accompanied
by Harry Jaeger, arrived from Lewis
town Saturday afternoon, having
made thetrip overland in an automo-
bile in nine hours. They returned the
first of the week by way of Great
Falls.
The Milk River Fair and Racing
association, with headquarters at
Chinook and a capital stock of
100000 have filed articles Of incorpo-
ration with the county clerk. The d.
rectors of the association are H. J.
O'Hanlon, w. H. Duke, William H.
Weaver, Steven Carver and julius
Lehfeldt.
In the district court Wednesday,
three divorces were granted, one to
J. E. Bush againts Hattie A. Bush
of Zortman; one to George Stokes
againts eJssie Stokes and the other to
S. P. Harvey against Emma Harvey.
Decree of divorces was denied in the
application of Sadie Evans against
Charles l.. Evans.
AT a iIg of the cshool board
held here Saturday evening, the
present corps Of teachers were re-
appointed for next year, they are
Prof ]. ". I.enning and the Misses
Chestnut, Deacon, Pugsley, Thib-
auls and Doiand. The fall term will
be opened the first Monday in Sep
temEer and will continue for nine
and one half months. The present
terra cioess Friday, May IS, when
Prof. w. c. Bagley of the state Nor
NAL school will give lecture. Sew
eral musical selections will be rem
dored by local talent and thoes of
tic graduating class will each have
ten minutes defamation. The class
includes Miss Elizabeth Piercy, Miss
Lconora Patterson and Glen King.
1t is possible to obtain relief from
chronic indigestion and dyspepsia by
by the use of KODOL FOR DYS-
PEpSIA Some of the most homeless