The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-09-18
AMONG OUR NEICHBORS.
A Grist Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

Northern Montana Exchanges.
Zortman Miner: The Ruby cleanup
on Thursday for the previous two
run, amounted to about So, 900.
The run was made with very little in.
and things are kept going
we'll up to the capacity Of the present
tanks.
Harlem News: Work on the New
Harlem irrigation dam is progressing
very satisfactorily. A large force Of
are at work and If nothing uufor-
seer occurs the dam will be completed
long before cold weather sets in.
Particular pains are being taken this
year to make it very substantial in
every respect.
Havre Plaindealer: h. w. Gross,
after q residence of thirteen years in
this city. left this week to look up a
location in Washington. Since com.
ing here Mr.. Gross has made q great
many warm personal friends, not only
in the city Of Havre but Throughout,
Chouteau county, who will sincerely
regret his departure.
Glasgow News: Word has been re.
ceived in this city of the death q,
Rochester, MIMI, of Henry c. Tweet,
q we'll known attorney Of Culbertson
He was taken Il Rochester from Cul'
bertson . short time ago for treatment
but when they arrived at the hospita
he was beyond help and death fol
lowed last Sunday night.
Glasgow Review: Fred Magee ant
Jay Lyle have appealed to the COURT
to decide the exact amount of dana
ges a razor.back hog q do in s.
days. The hog belongs to Lytle ant
some time ago took its abode in Ma
gees garden where it started . csrni
val Of destruction until penned up
Magee wants pay for the are OF tn
hog for the time above specified.
Conrad Observer: Geo. W. Weed
engineer in charge of the Bynum re
servoir project, was in town this week
He said that Is men were now At wor
on the big dam and that he looked I
see it completed in May next. He sal
the work would be continued a
long as the weather permitted thi
coming winter, and nothing but th
severest kind OF weather would sto
the work.
Glasgow News: While riding o
the range Monday near the Hayfiel
ranch, north of here, Walter Johl
sons horse stepped in q badger no,
and fell, throwing him violently
the ground. The horse turned q son
ersault, landing on the rider and Il
horn Of the saddle struck him in II
back. He was picked up unconscio,
, and remained in that condition abo'
. five hours. He il now partly para
, lied, and is suffering from %concussit
, Of the brain.
Zortman Miner; The first deal
! mining property of Importance sin
last spring when the Little Rocki
Exploration company purchased d
holdings of the Alder company, W
consummated here last week, when t
Rnby company bought the group
r claims on the head Of Beaver from
L. Westergreu, for q consideration
e S2O, ZOO. 1t shows, too, the trend
u the Judgment of men who are in q p
:. sition to know something of mini
ground in this country.
y Hinsda ale Homestead: Il. H. Nels
of Vandalia, has returned from
Paul, where he purchased a big ste,
gang pillow with q 32.horsepower G
: CINE, which has been shipped a
:, which he will put into use on his
ranch on the Vandalis fats this ia
With this pillow and q mar to hs
die it he can TURF ten furrows 1T
X time. He then can hitch on four 70
wide of disks and harrows, or seedt
and cover a large acreage of Ia
daily. With such improved methot
. farming will become revolutioniz
!, and this section of the country W
soon be a beehive of industry. f
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