The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-11-14
CITY AND STATE.

Miss Catherine Kelly left this morn
Ing for St. Paul, where she will attenc
school.
1t is reported that w. Il. Embletor
has sold about 1000 ewes TO Utah
parties at S4.2 > per head.
Born, on Tuesday. November 8
1906, TO the wife of G. w. Robinson,
OF Box Elder, a daughter.
The lunch and dinner supplied b,
the Ladies' Aid yesterday was vel
patronized, the ne. receipts amount
ing to about $50.
Mrs. j. w. Lenning entertained &
number OF lady friends yes,erd ay at
ternoon at her residence on upper
Front stree: in honor Of the teachers Of
the public schools.
c. V. NASSAU has about %. 500 head
OF sheep and lambs at Chinook, which
are offered in lots to suit purchasers.
Parties interested will please address
G. V. NASSAU, Chinook, Montana
John c. Sullivan received a new
Gale runabout automobile today from
Galesburg, Ill.,, and gave it a test run
this afternoon. 1t is a handsome ma.
chine, and is guaranteed to make a
speed equal to the best of them
The case of John Simon vs.. Earl
Sedgwick, charged with disturbing
the peace, was tried in Justice Salli.
vans court today, and the defend ant
was released, as 1t was shown that he
was at his home at the time the alleged
disturbance was supposed to have
been committed.
From Thursdays Daily.
Miss Leonora Patterson LEI, this
morning for Helena, where she will
visit with relatives.
The petition of l.. NJ. Rogers and
wife, OF Big Sandy, for the adoption
of Willie Ann Dishman, a minor, was
granted in the district court today.
The officials of the Great Falls land
Office have cancelled the entries of
Duncan Mclean and NJ. S. Lippard in
Chouteau county, for noncompliance
with the law.
Notices OF location for the Hannah
and O'Connor quartz claims in the
Little Rockies, have been filed in the
county clerks Office by l. N. Jordan,
George Mullen and p. Castleburg.
P. P. Lee and family left this morn
ing for Great Falls, where they will
reside in the future. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Lee will return TO complete
q number of contracts he has in this
city.
Among the kilograms of congratu.
lation received by Hon. Charles N.
Pray vas one that was particularly
gratifying. 1t came from his old law
partner, Judge George E. Foss, of
Chicago, who has been elected to con.
gress from the tenth Illinois district
for the fifth time.
Aavices received from Butte today
indicate that the vo,e Of Silver Bow
county may show a plurality for Hon.
Charles N. Pray and Judge Smith, al.
though Mr.. Dixon lost that county
two years ago by about 1000 votes.
The total vote of Silver Bow this year
was about II, 800, of which about one.
hall had been cauvassed last evening.
The result at that stage Of the canvass
gave Mr.. Pray 10 plurality, and
Judge Smith, IS plurality.
From Fridays Daily
Go to NJ. j. Joyce Il Co. for fresh
groceries. vegetables and fruit. =
J.. Danielsen arrived this morning
from Denmark. on a visit with his
brother, Thee. +. Danielson. ard
family.
II. j. ThaS:er. Of Hiyhwood, who
Is among the visitors in town today,
reports an abund q of snow in that |
locality.
Eugene Sullivan has taken a posi-.
ton with the Great Northern Express
~otiip 0uS uNSCCuluE 1AutlOuS Itcti,n, |
who is night operator at the depo:.
Mrs. w. c. Carrothers returned
today from California, where she ha-
made her residence for the pas.two
and is the guest Of relatives.
The returns of the recent election
show that Alex Christie anG W. NJ.
were elected justices of the
peace for Big Sandy township. by safe
The Barbwire roundup, with abou:
4 dozen riders, started out today TO
gather cows and calves for winter
'eeding, and may find sufficient beef
70 make another shipumet.
In the district court today, w. 5.
was appointed guardian ad
item 70 represent the four minor