The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-06-05
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturdays Daily.

retiring from business.
A marriage license vas issued today
TO Herman s. Hermes and Katie
Drummer, oo,n Of Chinook.
Miss Helen Lee has accepted a posi-.
ton a. teacher in the public school IA,
Coburg. a few miles east of Harlem.
Mrs. FrauS Lepper left this morn.
ing for Havre, where she will visit
friends anu : !ativ-. for a few days.
A sui. for divorce has been COM
menced 10 the district court by Lena
Burton vs.. Seth Burtch. the complaint
alleging desertion.
A6vices from Great Falls announce
the d. cath of j. W. Dino, who was q
residen. of this city in the early eight
les. He vas about seventy years old.
NJ. E. Miner having declined reap
poin,ment as the Valley county mem.
Der of the state board Of stock com.
missloners, lGovernor Toole has nance
D. C. Kyle, OF Saco, as his successor
10 that position.
There is quite a demand for horses
in this part of Montana, but scarcity
Of supplies prevents extensive trading.
George L. King has sold an outfit of
range stuff TO r. D. Redmond at $35
per head, and +. L. Thompson, Of
Virgelle, is reported to have sold q
good sized bunch to H. c. Evers a:
the samelfgure.
From Mondays Daily.
Julius. ,Danielsen and family, who
are now located at Spokane, are visit.
ing relatives in this city.
A marriage license vas issued today
to Haroldl E. Delaney and Nellie
Hurley, both Of Chinook.
Miss Gracia Chestnut arrived from
Bozeman yesterday TO spend her va
cation with the home folks.
Mahlon Williams and H. Jappe.
we'll known residents Of Big Sandy,
are among the visitors in town.
Governor Toole has issued a proc.
lama alton setting aside June IA as Flag
day. He suggests that all the schools
OF the state hold suitable exercises.
F. H. Putnam. the Boston wool
buyer. lie making medicine with sever.
al local sheepmen. MIR. Putnam has
recently purchased several eood-sized
clips 10 Fergus county and other To-
calities.
Two notices Of location for quartz
claims in the Little Rockies distric'
have identified in the county clerk:
Office by H. S. Wh!tcomb, and three
similar notices by Charles H. Dixol
and Leroy Il. Haywood.
O. G. Skylstead and Alexander Ros'
arrived today 10 attend the regular
June meeting OF the county commits
sioners. Road business occupied th'
attention of the board during N
greater par, Of today's session.
Advices from Highwood repor. III
death of one of the diphther!a patient
at the Frank Glab ranch, the case O
Charles King. nephew of Mrs. Giao
resulting fatally Saturday. Mrs GIa'
and her sister, Mrs King. are ais
victims. Of the disease and are uLd=
the ARE OF a physician.
Mrs. Caroline Delorme, OF White
fish. who arrived from Havre %yes.erda
and vas taken to St. Glare hospital
died last night from blood poisoning
Another de ath ie that Of Fred Tebo.
typhoid fever patient who cam fros
Havre about ten days ago, and VII
was 40 employe in the railroad shop
10 that city.
G. S. Deieem, father of the late Mi.
Louise Deisem, acknowledges the r.
ceipt Of a handsome floral wreat
from the high school pupils OF mi
city, TO be placed 90 the grave
their former teacher. and expres-t
lis appreciation OF the tender ,ribn
TO her memory. Incidentally, II
Deieem mentions the fact that he ";
resident of this locality abou. mir,
years ago, and remembers several
the early dag settlers.
A telephone message received SUI
day morning from Fort Shaw a
nounced the sudden death OF w. !
Patterson, of this city, who left be
q few days ago with the Crepeau GU,
to begin WORK on the government irr
cation canal. The cause Of death
said &c have been ptomaine poisonin
due to eating canned neat. The q
ceased. who was Familiarity known
"Al'' Patterson. Vas about fifty yea
old, and came here with his parents
the early eighties. The remains vi
reach here tomorrow morning, wht
funeral services will be held at 5
Paul's church at II O'Clock.
From Tueeday'e Daily.