The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-10-17
CITY AND STATE.

torment was made at Riverside ceme-
terry.
Found-On Front street. between
Embleton's stables and the Grand
Union hotel. an open face watch.
Owner can have same by calling a,
this Office, proving property and pay
ing for this advertisement.
The four companies of the Seventh
infantry stationed at Fort Assinni-
boine left yesterday under command
of Major Goodin, for Fort Wayne,
Mich. where they are to be stationed.
There are now four troops of the Sec
ond cavalry at the post.
A. Mcconnell and Capt. VIM. H.
Berry, Of Indian police, arrived this
morning from Fort Belknap, and will
return tomorrow with Wallace P. Car.
rier and Joe Assinniboine, the two
Indian prisoners who are wanted by
the reservation authorities on the
charge of grand larceny.
Owing to inability of the railroad
company. to furnish cars for shipping.
| am offering my entire outfit of sheep
for sale, consisting of 20, 900 ewes of
ranging age from yearlings up, and
10000 wethers from yearlings up.
They r a selected lot and represent
the best sheep raised in northern Mon
tana. | also have 1900 mixed lambs,
ov$y0 1orra o~l nhoSA, ,rk;nk ~:l1
sell a portion of to q liberal buyer.
Most OF these sheep are in the vicinity
of Chinook. Parties interested can
see them at that place or write TO G.
V. NASSAU, Fort Benton.
Advices from Glasgow state that
Lloyd Taylor. a young stockman of
Valley county, was dragged to death
on the range near Saco, on Saturday
last. Mr.. Taylor went out on the
range Saturday morning to round up
horses. He not returning on Satur.
day night, a searching party was in
stituted Sunday morning md the dead
body was found on the range a few
miles from Saco, he having been evil
IDENTIFY thrown from his horse and his
foot caught in the stirrup and he was
dragged to death. MIR. Taylor leaves
a wife and three children to mourn
his loss.
From Thursdays Daily.
A marriage license was issued to.
day to NJ. r. Campbell, of Riedel, and
Susie Bixby, of Chinook.
Rev. p. w. Haynes returned this
morning from Saco, where he held the
funeral services of the late Lloyd Tay-
lor.
The Marias roundup loaded Is cars
of beef cattle yesterday at Glasgow
and another train was shipped from
Baltic. The Bear Paw pool loaded 81
car at Malta.
Several members of the Barbwire
camp near Eight-Mi Springs. They
report that owing TO the shortage of
cars, a shipment by that outfit will not
be made until sometime next week.
Passenger travel on the main line of
the Great Northern is SO heavy that a
new through train east and west will
be pu, into service next week. This
will make three trains daily, east and
west, between St. Paul and Spokane.
Advices from Chinook report the
accidental drowning of the Is months
old daughter Of W. b. Sands at his
home ranch near that city. The little
[ vas crossing Il plank bridge over
West Fork when she fell into some
shallow water, aud was found dead a
short time afterw ards.
from Fridays Daily
Mrs. Frank Mcdonald ana children
lef, this morning for Highwood on a
visit with relatives.
Miss May Flanagan returned today
from Helena where she ha. been
visiting for several weeks past.
The Home Workers. Of the Presby.
terian church, that they
viii serve a New England dinner on
Halloween night.
Theodore l.. Christian has applied
10 the judge Of the district court for
the purchase OF two lot, in block 53,
townsite of Chinook.
Among the awards at the recent
state fair in Helena, were three first
premiums to Miss Chemidlin, Of this
city, for handsome exhibits of fancy
work.
Notices for five quartz claims in the
Little Rookie. have been filed in the
county clerks Office by J. c. Emerson,
D.. L. Baird, O.. p. Andrews and
Cnas. Whitcomb.
A deal was concluded yesterday by
which c. H. Evers becomes the owner