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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-07-17
Order to Show Cause,

La the district court of the Twelfth judicial
district OF the state of Montona, in and 10. the
county of Choutesu.
In the matter of the eetate OF Thoma s LanIon,
deceased.
On reading and ding the petition Of Louis D..
Sharp. administration with the will annexed Of
the estate OF Thomas Lannon, deceased, sIC
praying, among other thinge, for an order Of
distribution OF the residue of ssid estate among
the persons thereto entitled:
lti- ordered that all persons interested in the
estat- OF the ssid Thomas L.annon, deceased, be
and appear before the district court of Choutean
county, 1t the court room Of said court. in the
city OF Fort Benton, in seid ChouteSu county, on
Monday, the 18th day Of July, 1907, at 10 O'Clock
9 N then and there to show cauee why IN order
of distribution should not be made Of the residue
ofsaid estate among the ~legstees and deyieeee of
the deceased. according to law and the provisions
Of III. laet will and testament Of ssid deceased.
1, i- further ordered that . copy Of this order
be published for three successive weeks before
the sAid asth day OF July, 1907, in the River Pree.
: newspaper printed and pubfished IN esid chou
team county. md that notice be given by the clerk
by posting In three public places in eaid county.
JOHN W. TATTAN,
Da.ed July 8, 1907.
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Good Demand For Wool

There is a good demand for wool in
the sesboard markets. according to
the Boston Commercial Bulletin. In
its review of the situ ation the Bulle.
tin says:
A reason for the comparatively high
prices paid in Montana, Wyoming
and other sections for the choice and
good clips is that such woods will be
wanted here. The interest already
shown by manufacturers at present
bears out this contention.
The market is firm At unchanged
prices. New wool is selling at prices
that give q moderate margio of profit.
Fine wools especially are selling we'll
and withou, much pressure. Tn.
washed Ohio delaine brought ss high
as Sic, fine light conditioned Idaho
the secured basis OF Csc and twelve
months Texas - t o 73c clean. Fine
domestic secured woods are snapped
up about as quickly as offered at Is
to Zoe for the best. Low wool, both
domestic and foreign, is still some.
thing Q. a drug, comparatively speak
ing.
All reports from Montana agree as
- The excitement prevailing in that
state. There is a gallan, army of
eastern buyers active competitors for
al! good clips. 1t is estimated that
close % 30 per cent. of the 1907 clip
has already changed hands ia ad.
vance OF the regular opening OF the
season. This is quick work. 1t de.
notes q hunger for wool that was not
thoagh, possible a few weeks ago.
Last year it was we'll ia August before
the clip Of the state was finally cleaned
up. II the percentage of sold wool is
al great as reported, the cleanup will
be much earlier than last year. Any.
thing good is ceiling at pc. The range
given 1s Pit 70 24c, q few choice clips
bringing %. and 24c. Actual pur.
CO aces show the secured landed cost
10 Boston TO be IS TO &c for half
blood and IS 10 zoe for fine. In other
far western sections trading 10 com
paratively quiet now that the best
clips have been transferred.
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about three tons from q comparative.
~ email area a few years ago, and
from that amount OF forage secured
156 bushels of seed which he sold at 16
cents per pound. He afterwards sold
the hay at 60 per tou, making gross
returns OF about $500 from the small
crop.
From Fridays Daily
Mrs. C. W. Buck and family left
yesterday for Lost Lake, on q visit Of
several weeks.
c. c. Chambers, the Minneapolis
dealer ia screenings and other feed
stuffs, was among the arrivals today.
Miss Mae Senieur, who holds a po.
sition in the state auditors Office 10
Helena, arrived today on a visit with
her parents.
Roger Power had an interview with
Justice Kinder last evening, on a
charge OF disorderly conduct, and was
fined $50. The sentence was suspended
for a period of "a hours.
The building heretofore used by T.
c. Power & Bro. As a furniture sales
room is undergoing extensive altera.
lions, preparatory to converting it in
to a dry goods department.
Charles Lippard, who is in town to.
day. reports an exception ally heavy
crop of alfalfa on his Missouri river
ranch. He was accompanied to town
Miss McMahan. who is visiting with
Mrs. Lippard.
Those who attended the dance given
At the opera house last evening by the
Junior Guild, report a most success.
full and enjoyable event.. Excellent
music was furnished by Messrs. Pin.
kerton and Davis.
A suit for divorce has been con
menced in the district court by Ger
aldine NJ. Fierheller against Osborne
Fierheller, the latter being accused Of
cruelty and failure to provide the
necessaries of life.
Vivian D. Willis has filed il the
county clerks Office Q notice Of
location for the Beebird quartz
claim in the Bear Paw district. Net.
ice Of location for the Dixie claim ia
the Little Rockies we're filed today by
George E. Heath.
John Becker has commenced suit 10
the district court against Diedrich
Schilling and others to foreclose a
mortgage given to secure the payment
q promissory note for sl,43O. The
complaint asks judgment for the
amount mentioned, together with in-
terest and costs of suit. 1t is slso re.
Quested that q receiver be appointed
to take temporary charge of the pro.
perty.
w. 7. Morrow returned today from
Williston, N. Oak, where be appeared
as a witness in court proceedings re.
lating &c the ownership of q horse
that was marked with his brand. The
ANNA! was one of an outfit that MIR.
Morrow sold to w. Y. Larson in 1902,
and subsequently, came into the pos
session of Roy Kingston, of Willis
ton, who acquired it by purchase.
The horse is claimed, however, by
another Williston rancher. who made
oath that he branded the animal him.
self. The evidence in the case was
conflicting and the jury disagreed.
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Ranches for Rent.

Two ranches, we'll improved, all land under
irrigation; one containing $40 and the other $40
acre., near Yantic, Montana. for rent. either
sinsly or together: 30 acres of alfalfa on the $50.
acre ranch the 240-acre ranch principally all hay
land; excellent water: school house on one
ranch, and one half mile from the other; a sec.
ti"n OF leased school land will be included. For
particulars and terms apply to or address
GEORGE 4. ROSS, Chinook, Montana.
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Ten Dollars Reward

strsyed or etolen from Black coulee shout
june !, two large black work horses, each
branded monogram LIP on right shoulder. Aleo
9 quarter circle on lett thigh on one and q block
brand on the other. Ten dollars reward for in
formation Leading 70 recovery.
L. D. PCGSLEY. Chester, Nnn.arA
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Residence for Sale.

A fve.roomed frame house on upper franklin
street, with bath room and other conveniences,
well-bui!t barn and Outbuildings, all In good re.
pair; Will cell furnished, or without furniture.
Apply to John F.. sullivan, or
HENRY BUCHOLZ, Fort Benton.
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Bulls for Sale.

For sale, two registered Galloway bulls, fcu,
and five years old: or will trade for bulls OF
equal breeding. Address
ALEXANDER ROSS, Ada, Montana.
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Narrow Escape From Drowning.

LIVINGSTON, July e.-A hundred
foot span of the steel bridge that
crosses the Yellowstone river near
Hunters Hot Springs collapsed this
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$4,000 Reward.

one black horse branded - On left
thigh. One black horse white hind
feet and white star on forehead ana
branded eame ae above on left thigh.
Weight about 1850 pounds each. WlTe collect.
+. OTTOSEN. Sterling. Alberta. Canada.
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Fer Sale Or Rent.

A sevCn.room house. with bath room and
lights. Furnished or u%nfurniehed.
j. O.. PATTERSON,
Fort benton. Montana.
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For Sale.

The VIM. Wol6 property on lower Main street,
consisting of two lots. frame houee. etable and
other buildings. Apply to
JOHN WARD. Fort denton.
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The local and long distance .ele.
phone service was almost pat out o!
business uur.Lg the recent: thunder
storms, and the Damage is not com
pletely repaired. Communication with
Grea. Falls at present IS uncertain
and difficult.
Major T. A. Cummings, secretary
OF the Shorkir Stock associ alton, re-
celved word today that the range
south OF the Missouri river will be re.
leased from the cattle dipping regula.
lions that were issued by the aa.hori.
ties abou, two months ago. The die.
trict wac recently inspected by a
deputy state veterinarian and a fed.
ersl official, who reported there we're
no evidences OF scab among cattle 90
the range designated.
William Rove has 90 exhibition at
the Grand Union hotel a sample o:
bronze grass, grown on HE ranch jus,
below town, which indicates q dig
crop Of that species Of forage. N
relating his experience With bromus
inerm!s, MIR. Rove says he harvested
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
BENNINGTON BRIEFSE ia
News Of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.


Attorney Kelley OF Troy is in the
village today
Miss Edna Ioomis is visiting rela.
tiyes In Troy and Albany.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennon visit
ed relatives In Pittsneld yesterday,
Thomas Vail and wife have gone to
Hyannisport Mass, for a few days.
Mrs John Purcell has returned from
a visit Of several weeks to her sister
in Chateaugay, N. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. b. Woodruff and
Mrs. Harrington Of North Bennington
We're registered at the Wilson In North
Adams Wednesday.
The merrygoTound will run after
moons and evening at the Columbian
House lot on River street Come and
enjoy yourselves. 9t3
Mrs Louis l.. Rickert and daughter
Christine OF Boston are spending the
month Of July with her parents. MIR.
ad Mrs. A. Il. Sweet Of School street
Mrs ID. A. Baldwin has sold her
place ON Gage street TO William Muir
ray. MIR. and Mrs. Harry Beagle have
bought Mrs. Merrill liitchcock's place
In South SALISBURY.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. J. LOOMS of Grand
Forks, No. OAK. who have been spend.
ing the early part Of the summer with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Chrystal Of
Grove street. leave tonight on the mid
night train Via Montreal for their home
In the west.
Mrs. ]. W. Daley ana Mrs. George
b. Sears while driving near White
Grow Inn Thursday were thrown from
their carriage but fortunately were
only slightly Jared and bruised. They
were attempting to turn around at a
bad place In the road and the horse
fell.
News was received here yesterday
of the death Of Mrs Patience Robert.
son Ia lirattleboro. The remains will
be- brought to the home OF her niece.
Mrs Cynthia Bahan ON School street
The funeral will be- held from there
Saturday morning at $3.50 aud the In.
trrmcnt viii be- at poWnal Mrs Rob.
ortson was a resident OF Bennington
Tor many years.
4 party Of Rutland young women
consisting OF Miss Julia Costello. Miss
Katherine ElWorth. Miss Grace Welch.
Miss May lIulIhan. Miss Elrena Kecfc
and her guest Miss Katherine Rut.
ledge of Fair Haven. enjoyed q trip to
bennington aud llooslck Falls yester.
day In Miss Kccfe's 5O.horse power
popc Toledo touring car The party
stopped 20 On, Putnam House Tor sup.
per ON the return trip
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
FAVOR THE ARmY cANrEEN.
Convention of Army and Navy Union
Vote For It's Restoration.

Vote For It's Restoration.
WASHINGTON, July 49, The con
vention of the Army aud Navy union
voted In favor OF the restoration of the
army canteen and for nm increase Of
10 per cent In the pay Of petty officers
and enlisted men Of the navy on every
four years OF service. The resolution
adopted in favor Of It's restoration fol-
lows:
Resolved, BY the Army and Navy
union, In convention assembled, that
we desire TO go ON record with the
officers and men of the army, with
President Roosevelt and Secretary
Taft with the Spanish veterans and
many other patriotic organizations, In
favor OF the restoration to the army
and 10 soldiers homes OF the canteen
as II was operated prior 10 1901.
Resolved, That our own experience
has shown beyond question that the
sale OF beer ana light drinks In the
army canteen was n verltable temper
ance measure, that II aided In promot
Ing the moral welfare and comfort OF
the men I'm the post and camps and
that no greater blow 10 genuine tenn
perance was ever struck than when the
law was repealed"
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19

to the lady receiving the
highest. number OF votes.
An admission ticket (5c)
entities the holder 10 one
vote. The contest will close
midnight, August 10. Ben
nington day.
The watch will be placed
on exhibition at Wards
Drug Store. SIG Main ST.,
on Monday, July az.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
Hett,r Of IN. Grants.

The many readers Of the Banner
will note with much pleasure the an.
nouncemcnt Of Hobart J STANLEY A
Co. with reference 90 the new and a.
Illustrated edition Of Hester 81 the
Grants" BY Theodore Peck. with new
cover design By Miss Rachael Robin.
son OF Ferrisburgh
As u we'll known this young auth.
or's FIRST book has attained great pop.
ularity and n now In IT, fourth cdi.
ton. The absolute correctness of all
the facts In the story has made the
book ~ particular value aud interest.
especially Ia Nermontcrs. For this
new edition ~ Hester Of the Grants
there have been collected with much
care the pictures ~ the many land.
marks OF this romantic and historical
tale. There ~ a picture Of the Cata.
mount Tavern NJ Bennington. the home
nf Ethan Allen In Bennington. Gencr
III Sark's camping ground. the battle
field upon which the hard fought Dat.
tie of bennington took place the house
In which Colonel Baum died. the old
cemetery where the llesslnns and
American dead are buried. State Arms
house. Bennington battle monument.
Walloomsac Inn. Mount Defiance.
Hands Cove on Lake Champlain.
where Ethan Allen and his 80 men
started that early May morning IN 1875
Ia capture Fort Ticondcroga. Ethan
Allen tower. marking the spot near
where General Ethan Allen died. aud
other places " interest which have
been especially noted In history aud
verse
Hester Of the Grants" has estab.
lishcd for Itself such an cnyiablc rep
uiation that II ~ unnecessary a. r..
count the many words OF praise given
by the leading papers Of the world.
but her many friends heartily congrat
ulate the author upon her success and
eagerly await further productions
from her pen. This new edition IL pub
lished by Hobart ]. STANLEY A. Co. OF
burlington and Duillcld a Co. OF New
York.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
Arc You Looking for a PuddInol

Represented In Bennington by w. /
Gokay aud B A. Quinlan. druggists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
SEIZE TWO JAP VESSELS.
Revenue Cutter Captures Seal Poach-
ers Near ~. Paul Island, Alaska.

HcNenue tutter taptnreA scar fohch-
crs Near ~. Paul Island, Alaska.
WASHINGTON. July 10.-The reve
me cutter Manning has seized two
japanese fishing schooners. the Nitio
Maru and the Kalmo. In Alaskan wa
tiers within about a mile OF the seal H.
land Of 81. Paul
Both vessels were fully equipped for
seal poachlng. and there were evil
dcnces that they had been plying their
craft, as they had fresh sealskins In
their small boats.
The seized vessels were taken a.
Ounalaska and left In charge Of the
United states marshal. The crews were
taken aboard the Manning and convey
ed 10 Ungi In charge OF United States
marshal. where they will be- tried be
fore a United States commissioner on
the charge Of violating the sealing reg
ulatlons.
The Japanese embassy has been notl'
fled by the state department. hut as
the case appears 10 be- AN ordinary one
Of ponching Il Is not expected that any
diplomatic Incident will result
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
DIABETES IN
CHILDREN

We have before us letter announc.
INK failure in the ease OF n child la
Virginia The distracted father re-
ports that Fulton's Compound helped
the child more than anything else but
that u did not arrest the progress OF
the disease. and la announcing the IN
tal termination he thanks us for the
effort We made 90 save the little ones
life This and several other failures
in Diabetes In children accent the nee
rsslty Tor "a statement that has already
been made public. but that w. feel
should b. given further publicity.
Before the formulate Tor Fulton's
Compounds for BrIghta Disease aud
Diabetes we're purchased Of the late
John J Fulton tests we're made a. de-.
isrminc their efficiency tThirtyHix
page pamphlet. giving many OF these
tests will BE- mailed on application
The investigation showed favorable
results in NJ per cent of the cases
treated aud We we're enthusiastic in
the belief that this percentage OF all
eases 81 Bright's Disease and Diabetes
would recover ilut thcea tests did
not include any eases Of Diabetes IN
children. and half dozen recent fail
ures compel the writer "a aay that he
does not believe that u u a specific
for Diabetes IN children One phyaIc.
ian announces the recovery 81 n case
u Diabetes IN child ~ years old but
her death n few months later Cal.
though attributed to an Inherited inter
mittcnt heart by the same phyalclani
Ia.
the character OF the recovery. Aud
We make this plain statement. that We
feel b. due 10 every father and mother
who has a child with Diabetes for We
do not want Ia be- put in the position
of giving hope Ia parents who have ilt.
de- one stricken with this disease. n
the writor had n child with Diabetes he
would put u ON the Diabetes Compound
simply because u helps these cases for
while and De- knows OF nothing else
that does. but he would call ln the best
doctor ohtainable To attempt To keen
the acctuneH down In the hope that Il
would be- one Of the exceptions that
would recover yet with small conf
dcncc as 10 the outcome.
Diabetes In children ~ rare aud our
observation has been limited 10 but
few eases. Nearly all made distinct
progress the first few months hut later
the Compound seemed unable Ia mr..
rest the disease. While We have had
word Of two or three rccoycriea. they
lack confirmation aud are not salts.
factory. Hence. II always dlatresses
~ To receive a letter from parent
who. upon hearing OF this discovery.
writes full Of hope. asking for details.
for We are compelled 10 write as above
In all cases that involve Dibaetos In
children
In Diabetes In forty aud over results
are almost certain. nearly ninetenths
recovering. aud nj nfty aud over.
where there are no complications. the
failures are rare.
In Brights Disease. an ages Yield
from infancy to old age In nearly nine.
tonths Of All cases.
THE JOHN J. FULTON co.
500 San Pablo Ave.
Oakland. Cal.
Represented IN Bennington by W. l..
Gokay aud -. A. Quinlan. druggists.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
Indigestion

Stomach trouble Is but a symptom o. and not
IN itself true disease, We think Of Dyspepsia.
Heartburn. and Indigestion Us real dseases, yet
they arc symptoms only Of q certain specific
Nerve sckness-nothlng else.
II was this fact that first correctly led DR.. shoop
In the creation Of that now very popular stomach
Remedy-Dr. Shops Restorative Going direct
10 tho stomach nerves. alone brought that success
and iAyor TO DR.. shoop and hls Restorative. with
out that original and highly vital principle no
such lasting accomplishments were ever TO be- had.
For stomach distress. bloatins. biliousness. bad
breath and sallow complexion, try DR.. Shops
Restontlyc-Tablets or Liquid-and sec for your.
seli what Il can and will do We sell and cheer
fully recommend
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
Hoy Murdered nj Bayonas.

BAYONNE. n. j.. July ig.-FOr re-
marks made 90 a boarder IN his moth
cr's home Joseph Broclnsky. thirteen
years old. WIS shot and killed here.
Frank Foreman Il under arrest charg
ed with having done the shooting 10
seph and n brother lived with their
mother. Mrs. Annie Broclnsky. n wild.
ow. and Foreman had been n boarder
NJ the house for n long time. II was
said that Joseph was angry nc both
his mother and Foreman and that n
remark be made caused Foreman "a
seize n shotgun and shoot the boy
Head.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
War AaaInst Consumption.

All nations are endeayoring 10 check
the rayages OF consumption. the white
plague" that claims 40 many victims
each year. Foley's Honey and Tar
cures coughs and colds perfectly and
you are In no danger Of consumption,
DO not risk your health by taking
some unknown preparation when Fol
cy's Honey and Tar II safe and GER
tain In results. The genuine n I'm n
yellow package. II. A. Qulnlan.
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NORWICH. y y july rs. The
body % Thomas Knapp. n painter. was
found IN the mad east % this village.
ills throat had been cut. and there
was other evidence that he had been
murdered. The police are looking for
Two Italians with whom Knapp Is said
10 have been seen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19
Notice to Sell Real Estate OF John
S. Holden. Deceased.
STATE OF VERMONT.

STATE on VERMONT. In Prthais
- District Of bcunlnrton. ~. I Court. held nj
the Probate once IN BENNINGTON. In and i0r
sald district on the 18Th dAy Of July. A. u.
1907.
Present, John V. Carney, judge.
Arthur J. Holden, administrator Of the e.
tate u John =. Holden. late ~ Ilennlng ton,
IN sald District decreased, makes Application 10
said court for license 20 sell certain of
the real estate % said deceased. 81 wit A
part OF the lioafdman property. situate In ben
ningtOu Aforesaid representing that the sale Of
said real estate viii BE- beneficial 10 the cststs
estate.
whefcupon. iFis ordered by said Court. that
said application be referred e a session there.
~. 10 be beld 81 the Probate once. IN fleming.
tln, IN said district on the "a day % August
u. 1871, fof hearing aud decision there
on. and u u further ordered, that All persons
Interested be notified hereof by publication OF
notice " said application and order thereon
three weeks successlvcly IN the bennington
Evening banner, Ancwspapcr published ~ Ben
nlngion, aud which cifcuates IN the nelFiabor-
hood ~ those interested. before said time Of
h. afing, that they mas appear At said time and
place, and, u they see cause. object thereto.
Attest JOHN v. CARNEY Judge.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-07-19

Most people are and DZcrta Quick
Pudding IL the only quick dessert that
delights and satisfies every housekoep.
or and the entire family. Every pack.
age guaranteed under tho Pure a Jod
Laws. Try package OF D.zerta Pud.
ding today from your grocer and you
viii buy often and tell your friends.
Various ilayors nc all grocers. 10 cents.
order today. Makes excellent pies.
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woopFoRp

Fred Stone cut one 81 his fingers
quit" badly on one of the saws at the
WoOdlurd Lumber Cos mill recently
Bert Smith OF Bennington caught a
trout "Wednesday that weighed on. and
thr,cfourihs pounds.