The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-31
CITY AND STATE.

Mrs. A. E. Rogers, OF Great Falle,
is the guest OF Mrs. Jno. V. CARROLL.
Send your watch and iewelry repair
work o D. G.. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
A marriage license was issued TO-
day to Ralph l.. Frye and Nellie E.
Ray, both of Havre.
DR.. J. V. Carroll, who recently suf-
fered an attack of rheumatism, left
tod ay for Hunters Hot Springs.
The new forms OF quartz location
blank required under the new law .
be obtained at the River Prese Office.
The new form must o be used in
making quartz locations.
j. r. Bowen, of the Great Northern.
and George Neaie, OF the Burlington,
livestock solicitors for the railroads
oamed. are interviewing local stock
men in rega ard to beef shipments.
A deed recorded in the county
clerks Office conveys to Mre. j. O..
Patterson the E. Frank Sayre resi-.
dence property or upper John street.
The purchase price is not named in
the deed.
In an opinion given by Attorney
General G allen to the commissioners
of B~eaverhesd county, it is held that
section -3,703, relating to the duties Of
assessors, is operative. The section
in question relates to the giving of
notice where the assessor increases
valuations over those returned by the
owner.
Wallace E. Chase, who returned TO-
day from q wool buying trip in the in-
terest of Koshland g. Co., reports that
about all the clips in the territory as.
signed to him have been purchased
during the past few weeks. Among
the clips recently secured by Mr..
Chsse are those of Luc Vendette, OF
the Teton, the W. Wedeking clip At
Big Sandy, and the Valadon clip at
Havre.
Fred Gloyne, OF Harlem, has com.
menced suit in the district court
against c. V. NASSAU for Is, 900 dam
ages. The suit is the result Of the ar.
rect OF the plaintiff on e charge Of
illegally branding some sheep, OF
which charge he was acquitted in the
justice court At Havre. These pro.
ceedings are alleged to have damaged
the plaintiff 10 his good name and
reputation to the amount claimed.
News was brought to town last ever
ing that Roy Gebhardt- q young mar
who recently arrived from the east,
had been lost in the brakes on the
Marias. He was employed at the A.
Sutherland ranch, and vas engaged
Saturday in delivering supplies TO
sheep camps in that vicinity. He
failed to return to the ranch Saturday
evening, and no trace of him or the
team has been found since that time.
The cause of his disappearance is 9
mystery, the prevailing opinion being
that he met with an accident, and a
search party was organized here this
morning to thoroughly cover the rough
country into which he may nave wsn.
dered.
From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs j. NJ. Powers, of Great Falle,
is visiting with her sister, Mrs. A. f.
McLeish, of this city.
j. W. Lenning returned today from
an extended eastern trip, which in.
cluded q visit to HE old home in
Indiana.
Notices Of location for two quartz
claims 10 the Little Rockies, were filed
in the county clerks Office today by
George E. Heath.
H. A. Burrell, Of Chinook, who ie in
town today, brings wor6 that develop.
ment work 10 in progress on several
promising claims 10 the Bear Paw
mining district.
George Fowler, who is charged with
injurirg q public Jail, was brought IN
from Chinook today by Constable J.
II. Miewald. The accused vac boauc
over TO the district court by Jas,ice
Sam Houston, of Chinook.
Local stockmen who have cattle on
the Valley county range are advised
that dipping operations neal Malta
have been completed. Messrs. Miner.
Harris aod Browne lief. today for
Malta, to mako arrangements Tor the
beef roundup.
In the monthly butter contest COZ
dac.ed by the state larry commission,
the product Of the Chinook creamery
made a score OF Ss9 points and secured
3hird place 10 the list of COM eti,ors.
The Chinook creamery products are
10 good demand 10 all parts OF north
ern Montana.
j. L. Peacock returned o0ay from
q trim m Harlem ond Malta ,rhoro bo