The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-09-11
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturdays Daily.

BOzeman, 70 resume her position as
teacher in the public schools Of that
city.
Frank Mcdonald and Jack Egars
returned today from a hunting trip
down the Missouri river. They Sc
cured two antelope and other game.
In the d'strir- court today, iudg.
mec! 10: 1904 - al. Gust, va. rem
dered in the civil suit Of the Fort Bel
KNAPP Cana. aia Irrigation company
vs.. |. 5 Frey. IL he sui, OF Mary
Lynch agains. /. 5 Frey, judgment
for 1908 80 :a- entered.
A. w. Bower, the well known STOCK
man OF Stanford. i. among the Wei
tors 10 town. MIR. Bower reports To at
the Billings and Northern railroad
track is completed to Stanford, and
an army OF met is engaged in push
ing the work of construction.
Chas. H. Green, who has just r..
turned from a trip 10 the Highwood
country, reports unprecedented yields
of grain and forage crops 10 that lu-
cality, some of which are still grow
ing. The rainfall on Highwood last
month, according to the report of
Observer J.. G. Thain. vas So inches.
Great Falls Leader: James Austin.
the we'll known Chestnut valley farmer
arrived in the city last evening with
1900 pounds of apples from his Sheep
creek ranch. The apples are OF the
Duchess variety and a better looking
apple than any shipped in from the
east. Mr.. Austin's entire load was
sold to the first two local dealers he
visited.
Among the business a cted in
the district court today was the issu-
ance of letters of administra alton in
the estate of John Messing, deceased,
to Henry F. Martens, the our also
appointing j. W. STAN, H. j. Leh.
feldt and c. q. Potter appraisers OF
the estate. In the matter OF the es
tate of Joe S. Martin, deceased,
julius Lehfeldt was appointed ad.
ministr ator, and A. w. Ziebarth, &,
n. Potter and A. S. Lohman, ap'
praisers Of the property.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Nora Healy, Of Havre, is the
guest of Mrs. Jere Sullivan.
County Attorney Carnal left yester'
day for the Sweet Grass hills, 90 Of
fetal business.
W. T. Cowan, the we'll known mer
chant of Box Elder, was among tn
arrivals today.
DR.. w. F. Hamilton arrived from
Havre today, to attend a meeting O
the county board of health.
j. F. Vaiadon, of Havre, a vel
known sheepman of that section, i!
among the business visitors in town
Mrs. c. H. Ragland and family re
turned today from Tacoma, wher'
they have been visiting for severa
weeks.
George Patterson, Dan Hudson az
John Hudson left yesterday morninl
for ST. Paul, where they will atten'
school.
Mrs. j. V. Carroll aud daughter let
yesterday for Boston, where Mis-
Grace will attend school during th
winter months.
Judge Tattau and Stenograpbe
Russell LET, today for Glasgow, wher
district court will be ia session fo
several days.
The county commissioners were
special session today, and will met
again tomorrow. Road 10 alters forl
the principa! business OF the session
r. B. Anderson, OF Ada, who is i
town tod y, reports several trades !
small lunches Of cattle among Clea
Creek %rancners, at prices raugin
around s25 per head.
Attorney w. B. Sands, of Chinoot
appeared before the board OF cOun,
COmulsslOucTs tOOdS d. VAC VCPICSci
tative of parties interested in roa
matters tina. were under consideration
Informations were filed IN the di
trict our by the county attorne
Saturday afternoon against Thoms
Broadwa,er. Henry Acker and Sa
Baker. each being charged with gran
larceny. Sam Baker, who gave b
age as fifteen years, pleaded guilt.
and was committed to the state refor
school.
Theodore Faller, an old.time res
lem of this part OF Montana, died
St. Clare hospital yesterday, after
long illness from consumption. tt
deceased, who was a native OF Swift
erland. was formerly a trumpeter
the 18th infantry, from which he vi
discharged in 1854. Since that tin
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