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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14
Mlarineminiiter 8Onaparte om
9lnarfisme.
9an an6efaler 9tbgtes
traf.

! U(arfnefnlnTlfer egarles IS. SpHz
apdrte 6olot / Spn0a9s Aftes en-
Sale for en- itor G6autauqua 5ors
IIamling / Nerbeoen at Cumberland,
U20. ON 2tnartisme Og Wlioler moo
Sen. lz
9an 6egpnots fin Sale meo at
gentaloe Grin0ringen G5olgoi5's
IneOige N}oro af preii0ent Mc Sim
lep. Der BAR aloeles ingen llno@
lIfplonin9 for Bette snigmOrO. 5or
baaOs preiioent 9incolns og pres
Itoent @arfielos W1oro tunoe Der
nogenlunoe iinOes en- unoitploenoe
geoaggruno. @eo oen 5i0, 2inz
cOln blsp nlhrOet bar Der en- oolos
lfom OpbioIelie blanot alle Dem,
Arigens llofdlo bar gauet imoo.
@arfiel0s Wior0er bar ct Oegenereret
Menneite, Der life fan tages fom
Sppe for nogen aldSie. Wfe0 Mo.z
Set pdd glc &inlep forbolOer BET
liIg an0erleoes. Gaolgoi3 bar It
normalt W}enneite, og bans 6anoz
ling fan fun 6enfpres til bans 2(nz
orfisme. 0an bar life p9rre ell
5uiinoer at M9n0 og aoin0er, fom
fin0es Ipre0te run0t ON oen cioiz
| licereoe @eroen.
W1iniIteren fcpfte0e Iaa aortbe0
oe N}ioler, ser fort efter Pr9Ii0enf
9Rc ainleDs 9p0 bleb an6efale0e
moo Qlnarfismen. 5prit, at ntugs
terne trattatsm9siig iful0e for
Ipligte Jig til oOerfor boeranOre 1T
uoleOere 9tnartiiter iom andre 5ors
trD0ere. Wlen ON emo alle 9ndrz
filter bleb uOleOereOe, laa oil0e Set
lige Iad li0t u0rDooe 9(ndrfisne,
fom en- lignenoe Magternes ncone
cert" bar funnel uornooe SDperi %
Yeorageri. Oernait anbefdleoes
ll0rD0oelIen at unarfiItiif 2iterdtrr
% ooer6ooe0et 6orbuo moo Sprer.
ming At anarfiitiife 2ar0omme 6das
De Strift og Sale. Nlen 6oor=
odn ifuloe man feline melem mt
tig aritif ooerfor Sc Regeren6e cg
liaa 5alen imoo Sem, eler set 6ele
legse 9eIIag pud Sale og presIes
lfrt6eoen2 @n0elig dnbefaleoes o9s
Iaa itren9 Opipn mes SnoOan6rinz
gen. 0aen bpa6 iaa me6 Sc inoz
fpote 9tnarfiiter9 iperger N1iniItes
rem.
Gfter at ban faa bar pddbiit
SlegtItabet mellem 2lndrtisme og
Socialisme, at sc er runone al lams
me Goo men er bog to forItellige
Stammer, gaur ban ooer til, 6puo
ban oil anbefale Iom Mi00el moo
2lnarti5me. 9an flyer oa bl. a.:
r6or set fprite buroe Sc uIops
l;ge Sanolinser, iom Qlnartismen
tilifpnoer til, temples Iom 5orbrp=
relIe, for faa oiot iom oe life allez
reoe er 5orbrpoelier, og Sc iful6e
bjemip9es meo iaaoanne Straffe,
Iom er farlig uImagelise for Sors
brboere og oerfor oct fraftigIte
Wli0beI moo Sor6rpoelie. glaar 5dz
len er ON en- ooerbepiIt 9lnarfiit.
maa to 5attd erinores: Gbancerne
for bans oirtelige REFORMATION sr
Iaa Imad, at oe trbat fan laoes uoe
Iaf getra9tning, og pi fan appelerc
til fun cen W}otio pad bans Sios.
for at ban life ital gentage i'm Sors
brpOelie = bans Ssrpgt for legems
llige 2ioelier % 0poen. 9(t bol6e
bam goosfangiel bill fun bore
lat padl99ae Samfunoet Iaa flor en-
gbroe beo at op6oloe en- uforIonlia
djsnoe meo itaoig 5rpgt for, at
ban enten ital unoilippe sller blipe
benddoet; og man fan b9re iiffer
pdd, at ban boert 5alo, naar ban
lipper no, BIZ, ON muligt, blipe en-
oarre Manb ino for ban bleO fat
lin6.
| nMoo 9lnartiiter bpr OsosItrdF
I,;,o,f,ISaI;, t;ffo,S,7 a. ,,L5;.Y, -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

Crane iugoe, at ban 9apoe 40
2(ttier | ganten.
.6por fit De osm2" fpurSte 0ls
fen.
SRA Stsnslan6". IOarsOe Crane.
g9por megst betaler De for
oem24
nSeg pnIter at raaofsre mig meO
en- Sagferer, for ieg iOarer Der,
pau.
Den asIiitcrenoe Statsaoootat
|fremlagos oa gpgerns, iom piite,
at 9ipioenoen paa oisIe Qlttier life
blso uobetdlt til Crane, men til en-
aonto | 9anten tenot fom 20.
4O9". 8ette par en- af Stenslanos
perIonlige aonto. Crane n9gteoe at
beIpare flere Sppr9smadl dngdaens
De bette Sbema. 9irettsren ertles
reoe, at ban bar Oero 200, 600
Dollars. -
9lanot Sc qapirer, iom blep fun
oct | 8ddr 2(ftes, bar en- G6ect pau
400 Dollars, fom life bar noatn
llnoeritrift, men fun Itempfet .409
giilnautes 9lOe." pengene for Sen
bleo uo6etalt til Stsnslano.
RaaOne 5ilitanoe.
Den nu paagdaenoe llnoerie1tls
ie bar bragt for 8agen oen Oarite
iinaniieas Raaooen6eo Iom er op.
oaget, Iioen Staten 81. paatog fig
at boloe gje meO De sSnititutipasr,
boor Soft in0iatte oeres Sparepens
ge geo 9dsferer Soerinqs ufripil.
lige 2lsiiItance brdgtes for 0agen
mango mGrtelige emooerne4 gdnts
neutrality-suspicious.. Oct laoer til,
at oisie af 9antens andre 5unt-
tionarer. ia enoog uOenforitaaenoe
sr ino6lanOet / en- SammenIoargel=
ie for at pl1nore 9anten.
Gnoog State gant Gfsaminer
SOnes, iom bar BAIT meo Ilige Ga
ger At beitiGe oen iioite Snes 9(ar,
par neitsn uoe af fig ielo uf 5or=
baOIelIe. Roget ili9t baO6e ban al.
orig tioligere Jet.
9ertil tom 5dnttn ON, at al.
oette par unogddet bans Spm9rts
iombeo peo tioligere 2lnleoninaer,
iaa BET er lite netop bpggelige 8age
for 6am beller.
De oirette 5pperiers itore Oms
fang, Ben Itaoi9 s9en6e Mengoe af
forfalIfeoe papirsr og meqet dn0ct
tpoer M pda, at Sn0itboerne life
pil faa mere emo 40 procent af
oerss 5iIgoos6abenoe.
g Spitematiff pfpnoring.
8et Ter u0 til, at Stensldno baOs
Sc til 6enIigt fuloitenoig at p!sa-
ore ganten, inoen ban itat az Re
oe aRloeren bleo Ser Iaaleoes
/ 0aar flinoet ober 100 forfalife0e
2tnoisninger, boor fun 0ato og gez
lsb mangleoe. 8isIe Ituloe ielpfels
gelig oaret uofplot efterbaanOen,
6Dis life Opougelien 6uOoe TOM
met Iaa ti0lig.
pua oisis uuofpl6te 9(noisninger
er bl. 4. fslgenOe fOrfaliteoe glaos
ne:
=. 9. peabOop, e. SpsrIen &
50, 5reo Gctluno. u. 6. @aufs,
6. 9. aIsin, 6. q. McDonalo, @.
Maoion, q. s.. Mi6aeIion, 9. s.
Meains, 9loOlp6 Meper og 5. 5.
Whlllen.
0et bier iig. at Stenslano til
at begpnos meo ielO forfaliteoe fine
Rotes. 4Ren ienere. oa set foregit
efter en- itsrre Stalu, fl ban en-
Specialiit til al epre bette. Oct
antages at $. 30. 9ering er Mans
een. Gn Staliener er ogIaa bleoet
benbttet oertil.
5orfalfteoe lln6er
Itrifter.
sSsleenOe Ndpne sr blepet benpts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14
6por er Stenslan6?

0por er Q tenelatt0l
5lere gipgter le6er itaoig mo
ON, at Stensldno ital pere fef, og
at 9olitiet er paa Spor efter BAN.
5 opbet af ct Bar 5imer i @aar
Ituloe ban baoe parst Ist paa fgls
genoe Steoer:
MaoiIOn, @is.; GATE aesonia,
QSis.; ROpalton, 0linn.; Sort
Wort6, Ger.
Def melt iunoipnlise er, at ban
er blsoet Iet / Seras.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

MuoiTon, @is.; cate aegonia,
gGis.; ROnalton. M}inn.; Sort
Wort6, Ger.
0et melt iunoipnlise er, at ban
er bleOet let Seras.
4as, as.sil il:.-Ifs sssl'si!.. "A! esses..
Rpt 0ffer for 9antfa +
6ranf 5. aopafifi, r5aOin9s
Seller" Milpautee Q(oenue Sta!s
gant. tog fit e9et eip I @aar. 8t
fOite 8ages 9e9ipenbeoer bapoe
taget Iaa baarOt paa BAN, at ban
6eIlutteoe at enOe i'm 3ifoarelis.
6an itpo fig fit !6iem, $40 q.
Carpenter Ctr.
0enne 9egiOen6so asntalOsr Grs
inOringen en- 5ilora9elie, Iom ifel5e
SelOmoOerens 9rooer fanOt Ste0
for forf 40 ll0en.
aopatIfi 6apoe faaet 5il6uo ON
en- 9laoa i glortf WeIt 3ruft C
Saoings 9ant. 6an git ga til
Stenslano Og fortalte bam oerom
Iamt ipurgte ON, 6oao bans llos
figter par / Nliluautee Qlpenue
State gant.
Oct er beOre, at De bliper 6os
o." IDareoe Stenslano. Ser bill
6liOs en- itor Omforanoring meo SCI
fsrIte, og set er 10 lite goot at BIZ
&c, 9Od0 Der fan blipe at faa for
Dem Der oa."
6oao S,lass 6oranoring 6ette
ituloe bliOe, Iagoe Stenslanb intst
pm.
SanOittig paa @run6 al
san itten.
ri 5ortpiolelIe oper at baoe
tabt fine 200 Dollars, iOm ban
6apoe inoeitdaenoe ganten, blep
0uItaoe gurtbarot, 80 9lur gam=
mel, 365 W. O6io Str, oanoi.s
tig. 6an bleu bragt til Detention
loipitalet paa 5oranleOning al i'm
Seiter. Wlrs. Sames Oien, 250
u. NlOrgen Str.
e tenslan0s asal Gftu te
@ffarer.
9(leranoer aielano, 9ogboleer for
Real Gitate 5irmast g. 8. Stenss
lono &c Co., Iom, set laoer til,
uoemttsnoe eje0es og fOntrollereoes
al oen remte gantpraiioent, gdo
nosle Splpsninger / @aar, iom
life netop bar at opmuntrenoe glas
tur. Wlr. Aielan0 fortlureoe iig
for Special MaIter in Gbamcerp
5rant 9. S6miot / G6icdgo 5itle
&c 5ruit gpgning. 5an meobrdgts
en- fuloitanoig Spgaoe al Stenss
LAMBS Real Gitdte, Iom aarlig inos
bragte ifslge Wr. aieldnos 5ors
tlaring $1,000 Dollars. 5orbpret
fulgte efter llonaonelIen af 80. 6.
Nibloct iom ReceiOer for paul 8.
Stenslanos pripate Gjenoomme.
Oct Ter u0, iom om Stenslano fob
te ale tine Gjenoomme pes Siafp
al 9antens penge. og bbis bette
tan beoiiss, 6iI oisie Gjenoomme
blipe ertl9ret for at til6ere Ban
fen og obergipet | oennes Receipers
9anoer.
Meo llnotagelie af oe TO Stensz
LAMBS SuboiOiiions, 9ar. 1 os 2,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14
Murmonernes Smmisrant=
Sraffif.

Gnung pige ta9es fra Sem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

sSsIgenOe Nupne er blepet benpt
tel paa Rotss for itsrre 8eleb:
Saeob s. aern $4,000.
@eorge u. peterIon $4,000.
5rancis g. peaboop $4,000.
Sobn Doodle $1,000.
). 5erbolo $4,000.
Wldrius airtebp $4,000.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

,,guttHRfrftt",
ct baiuugenli9t gapbeos- o9 OPP
lpsnin9sblao for
0ei 0anife 5olf glmerifa,
nb9nar 5irsbos oe Srebos os toitet
ON alaret Sorlfuo sl.5O / 1e 5oreneoe
Stater oe $500 llblanbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-14

,,Duttakeren",
bet eneite oanlfe 8lab Nmerifa,
Der uo9aar to @ange OH llgen,
ubgioes af u0anilb entb. Subl.
6Dnle", blair, geebr.
9rgue=9tumre lenoes frit paa
5orlan9enoe.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
To Patent Lands For the State.

HELENA, Dec. 26.-State Engi, eer
J. w. Wade, who has just returned
from an eastern trip, in an interview
today stated that he wished to correct
erroneous impressions which may
have been reported through the read.
ing Of reports sent out from Wash.
ington as to the purpose of his visit
to the national capital. "My bust.
8 before the department. said Mr..
Wade, twas to secure patents for
lands which have been reclaimed by
the state under the provisions of the
Carey land act, and to secure the seq.
e gation OF lands which we contem.
plate retaining In like manner. l
did not 60 % the representative OF the
state land board, nor did my visit
have to do with certain Beaverhead
county lands % has been published In
certain Montana oewspspers."
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
Montana Loses Territory.

BUTTE, Dec. 26.-For the past two
years a large party of surveyors has
been working In the main range Of the
Rockies and in the Bitter Root spur,
surveying and marking the permanent
boundary line between Montana and
Idaho. AS yet the work has not been
completed, but it has reached q point
in the immediate vicinity of the water
shed of the south fork of the Big Hole
river and there work stopped awaiting
a further appropriation from congress
in order to complete the survey. This
will undoubtedly be granted by the
time the snow leaves the mountains
next spring.
If reports from Idaho papers a be
believed, Montana will be several
hundred square miles smaller by the
time the survey is completed. Already
the setting of the permanent boundary
posts has robbed Montana Of 400
SQUARE miles of territory and As the
work progresses the Idaho people ex-
pect to see still more land clipped of
from Moutana's side aud added to
Idaho's territory.
All of the territory which Is being
given back to Idaho by the survey ia
mountainous and timbered and nearly
every acre will be included in fores,
reserves, so the state will not be any
the better of 50 far as settlement Ia
concerned. However, the school funds
will be-. The state will be allowed 10
select lieu lands for the school sec.
lions embraced In the forest reserve
areas and it is estimated that these
lands will be worth At the least calcu.
lstion sl76.O00, which will represent q
substantial sum and II will take jus,
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
ROYALTY ON STATE COAL
State Land Board Will Collect for Coal
Mined on State Land
Helena Record.

Helena Record.
Provided they pay a roy atty Of II l ?
cents a ton, the state land board to.
day authorized H. j. Meili, G. j.
Ayars, A. Bunton aud F. Bossuot to
mine coal on the north half of section
81, township 81, north of range Is
east, near Havre.
This action was taken by the board
after a ruling by Attorney General
Galen that under the provisions Of the
enabling act. the constitution and stat
utes the state board of land commits
sioners has absolute power to lease,
handle or control lands, patents for
which have been issued the state by
the national government.
In the meantime, Attorney General
Galen, at the direction of the board,
had written Meili and the others that
they must desist mining operations on
the land in question after January l.
1906. The letter stated that it was not
the purpose of the board to deprive
Havre of its coal supply, but such &C.
ton was clearly q trespass and II not
discontinued prosecutions would follow
for trespass and for recovery for vast.
age. The warning stated that it was
the hope of the board that 1t an early
date an arrangement could be per-
fected whereby operations might be
continued.
State Coal Mine Inspector }. b. Nc.
Dermott and Assistant Register of the
Land Office Joseph Oker were sent to
make an examination Of the lands and
mining operations, and both submitted
reports to the board. Inspector Nc.
Dermo;t said that the coal royalties
ran from 6 Ia to % cents a ton, and
he recommended that a royalty OF
II IL cents a ton be exacted. He also
estimated the amount of coal which
had been removed.
The board directed Register j. p.
Schmit to notify the interested per-
sons of the conclusions reached that
they be compelled to pay for the Goa
taken from the land in question at the
rate of 4 IL cents a ton, or in the fol
lowing amounts: G. J. Ayars, Sll8.3l
H. W. Loudon, &c. % and F. Bunton
$4l s.. After January l, these, to
gether with Mr.. Meili, will be author
lied to take coal from the land upor
the payment Of a royalty of II l.:
cents a ton.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
tnst amount from the permanent
school funds of the state ia the future.
Rockefeller's Big Income.

NEW YORK, Dec. g. - John D.
Rockefeller yesterday drew 5000, 900
as his share Of q dividend of 90 .
share declared last month by the
Standard Oil company. This is the
last quarterly dividend of the year,
and brings the total up to 10 per cent,
or $40, OOO, 900.
OF this, Mr.. Rockefeller's share is
5000 0 900. 1t is estimated that his
income from his railway, gas, subst-
Diary oil companies o other invest.
ments will be at least $50, OOO. 600 more,
so that his income for the year, on the
most conservative estimate, reaches
the enormous total of &c, 1000, O00.
The year 1905 has been the banner
year for the Standard Oil company,
so far as earnings are concerned.
The disturbances IL Russia, which
have prevented the normal production
of Russian petroleum, have made the
demands abroad for the American
product larger than ever before. The
company has swelied ITS profits still
more by steadily advancing the price
Of petroleum to the consumers in the
United States.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
furious lttghtinv.

"For seven years." writes Geo. W.
Hoffman, of Harper, Wash, 81 had u
bitter battle with chronic stomach aud
liver trouble, but at last l won, and
cured my diseases by the use Of Elec-
trio Bitters. l unhesitatingly recon-
mend them to all, and don't intend in
the future to be without them ia the
house. They are certainly a wonder.
full medicine. to have cured such a bad
case as mine." Sold under guarantee
to do the anne for you by w. j. Min
ar, druggist, at SOC. a bottle. Try
them today.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03

From Fridays Daily
Headquarters for Christmas goods
at D. G. Lockwood's.
New Process ever fresh bread, better
than ever, at c. w. Ayres'.
Just received q a Of fancy Wash.
ington apples. All varieties OF good
keepers. T. G. Power & Bro.
Skates ground and sharpened on
Saturdays, 25 centsper pair. Hollow.
ground II desired. Henry Hagen. =
Hay for sale by The carload, ton or
bale. Will deliver Tuesday and Fri.
day Of each week. Orders may be left
at Green Bros. store. j. P. VIII.
liams.
John Murray, Of Big Sandy, has
filed 10 the district court a petition
for the guardianship of Coral Smith
and Orley Smith, minor children OF
the late George w. Smith and wife.
The Cascade county authorities bave
received word that the dead body of
Mike Mccarthy was found on the
prairie neal Geyser. death apparently
having resulted from heart trouble.
The deceased formerly worked in this
vicinity as q ranch hand, and was
we'll known to many local residents.
The latest arrival at the county Jail
is Gus Lantz, who has been bound
over to the district court by Justice
Ed. NJ. Allen, OF Havre, on a charge
of grand larceny. The accused, it is
alleged, had the gall to steal a fur
lined overcoat Of which Justice w. B.
Piper was the proud owner, the value
Of the garment being sufficient to bring
the theft within the limit prescribed
for grand larceny.
A warrant of arrest has been issued
by Justice B. G.. Thompson, Of Har-
lem, against Charles Jones, otherwise
known as Fatty Joucs, who is
charged with assault with a deadly
weapon upon Thomas Wright. an en-
ploye of the B. d. Phillips ranch.
The accused has been in similar
trouble on former occasions, aud was
recently convicted and fined in the
justice court, an appeal from the sen.
tence now being on file in the district
court.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
Order to Show Cause.

In the District Court of the Twelfth Judicial
District of the State of Montana, in and for the
County of ChOuteau.
In the matter of the estate of Catherine Con-
molly, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Jeremiah
Sullivan, executor of the last will and testament
of Catherine t%onnOlIy, deceased, and praying
among other things for an order of distribution
of the residue of said estate among the persons
thereto. entitled:
1t lie ordered that all persons interested in the
estate of the said Catherine Connolly, deceased,
be and appear before the district court of Chou
tesu county, ut the court room of said court, in
the city Of Fort Benton, In said Choutean county,
on Tuesday, the 9TH day of January, 1905, At 10
o'clock Il. m, then and there to show cause why
an order of distribution should not BE- made Of
the residue of said es state under the terms of said
will and according to law.
1t IL further ordered that q copy of this order
he published for two successive weeks before
the said 9th day of January, 1906, in the River
Press, a newspaper printed and published in said
ChOuteau county.
JOHN W. TATTAN.
Judge OF the District Court.
Dated December n, 1908.
First publication, Dec. 81, 1905.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Thomas Lannon, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ad.
ministrator with the will annexed of the estate
of Thomas Lannon, deceased, to the CREDITOR OF
and all persons having claims against the sand
deceased, to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the first pub
lication of this notice to the said administrato
with the will annexed ut the StOckmen's Nation,
al Bank, Fort Benton, In the county of ChOuteau
Montana LOUIS u. SHARP,
AdministratOr with will annexed of the estate OF
Thomas Lannon, deceased.
Dated December 23d, 1905.
Fret publication Dec. 20, 1908.
W. s. TOwner, attorney for estate.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
Terms Of Court.

In the district court of the Twelfth judicial
of the state of Montana.
1t IL hereby ordered that the terms of court for
and during the year 1906, in said district, be and
they are by this order fixed and set IS follows,
O-Wit:
cHOUTEAU COUNTY.
Tuesday, January 9Th.
Tuesday, March goth.
Tuesday, June Goth.
Tuesday, October 28d.
VALLEY COUNTY.
Tuesday, February 2Uth.
Tuesday, May 22d.
Tuesday, September 18th.
Tuesday, November 9th.
Witness my hand this 9Th day of December, A,
d. 1905. JNO. W. TATTAN,
Judge 18th Judicial Dist.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
Farmers Special
Price of Farmers Ledger and Account
Book Cut in Two.

Until February LIST, the Farmers Ledger will
he sold for 81. IS. The regular price Of this valu-
able book is $500: In order to introduce the
book more generally among the farmers and
for u short time.
Just send Ms a money order for Sl.75, and we
will send the book, carriage paid, on approval. A
DOstal card will bring you u circular describing
the book in detail. Address
II. q. PHELPS l. CO., Bohemian, Mont
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1906-01-03
$40 Reward.

Strayed or stolen, from my pasture near Har-
lem, Mont, three horses, branded as follows:
One strawberry roam mare, branded 4 on left
thigh.
One steel roam gelding, branded ~ on right
thigh.
One white horse, branded *.
leading to their recovery.
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The regular annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Stockmen's National Bank of Fort Benton,
bank between the hours Of 10 a. III. and 1 p. I.
Tuesday, January y, 1906, for the purpose of
electing a board of directors for the ensuing year.
l.. D.. SHARP, Cashier.
Fort Benton, Mont, Dec. 8, 1905.
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Furnished Room.
Notice Of Annual Meeting.

4 furnished room tor rent. For particular!
apply to LEE SEDGWlCK.
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Hay for Sale.

Have hay for sale, or will take stock to winter
HENRY ELM, Culbertson, Mont.
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Fine Book and Job Printing . spe.
cialty at the RIVER PRESS office
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Fort Benton, Mont,
House for Sale.

A eeven-room, we'll built house, in good repair,
third door from Record building, for sale cheap.
Address II A. A. SMITH,
Helena. Mont.
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To Ranchers and Others.

Any person caring for any Of my stock thil
winter will be paid any reasonable price. Stock
is branded lC on left thigh.
LEWIS MUMPER, Beatrice, Mont.
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W SO~ ~
that a hearing will be had in the su.
preme court OF January 8
The conductors on the Great North.
ern road will uot do anything but cap.
tain their trains in the near future is
the report which comes from the high
officials of the road. It is stated that
cheney OF service on the passenger
trains, the officials Of the road have
taken this step. aud the custom which
has been adopted only On some of the
t'ains will be made permanent on all
Great Northern trains.
According to the records of the clerk
of the district court, only one defend.
an. in the Milk river water right suit
has SO far filed 40 answer to the com.
plant. Advices from Havre state that
L. Newman, president Of the Milk
river Irrigation association has az.
nouuced that the next meeting OF the
association will be held In Havre soon
after the holidays and probably at the
time of the Hsvre jubilee. The hope
is expressed that the parties contend
ing over elaine in the valley may be
brought together and adjust their
dispute without recourse to the courts.
II this hope is fulfilled the meeting
will be one of the most important In
the history Of the association.
The bee., 1906-08-16
Lem Groves Injured.

Lem Groves had the misfor
tune to sustain a broken leg and
injured hip in runaway trip OF
cars at No. 8 mine last Thurs.
day. He, in company with
Foreman Geo. Wyatt, Trip.
rider Andrew Brown and Geo.
Shaw were going into the mine
when the trip of car sbroke loose.
His injuries were received in
jumping. All the others es-
capped injury in this way except
Shaw, whose lamp was extin
guished, and he was forced to re-
main with the runaway cars
until they wrecked. He was-in-
jured about the head and right
arm.