The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-06-05
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
A Grist Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

NOrtnern montana exCnanSeS.
Conrad Observer: A report from
Choteau says that Bud England, who
forfeited his bonds in Canada on the
charge Of avoiding customs duty, ap.
peared last Sunday and reported to
Sheriff Mckenzie, who had q warrant
for his arrest. 1t is charged that he
is mixed up in the alleged Dupuyer
horse stealing case.
Glasgow Review: Tom King, fore.
man Of the Neideriughaus ranch, was
up from Oswego Sunday. He says the
firm will seed two thousand acres in
small grain this summer. The swine
industry, in which the company en-
gagged last summer, and which came
near going out OF business as the re.
cult of hog cholera, 10 recuperating
and bids fair to be q success. The
tribe has been increased by the ar.
rival Of about q thousand young pigs
THE spring.
Hinsdale Homestead: This paper
has received a letter from F. B. Lin.
field, secretary of the administrative
board Montana farmers institutes,
stating that institute meetings will be
held in Valley county as follows:
Malta. Monday, June Il; Hinsdale,
Tuesday, June Is; Glasgow, Wedues.
day, June 10: Culbertson, Thursday,
and Friday, June 20 and q. l: is de-
sired that a full attendance be had at
these meetings Al much of interest to
the farmer will be under discussion.
Glasgow News: The limits of the
Glasgow land district will take in, in-
GLIDING the Fort Peck reservation,
approximately II, 000, 900 acres OF land.
There is probably not another district
in the country that contains as large
an area of good land and practically
vi settled. From all indications much
Of this land will be taken up within q
few months. The eastern end Of the
district has received hundreds Of de-
sirsble settlers within the past year
and many are now coming to Glasgow
and vicinity.
Havre P~laindealer: The grading o.
the road bed for the electrical coal
road from the mines OF the Havre
: Coal Mining company to the tipple
site has been in progress during the
week, and the ties and rails, that are
! expected to arrive within 9 few days
will be laid as soon as they come
t The road bed for the Great Northern
. spur that is to run from the city yard
to the tipple Is being graded, ant
construction Of the bridge for this lin
across the Milk river will be com
terials arrive.
Chinook Opinion: The Fair Diree
tors are making extensive prepars
tions for a bigger, better and grande
Milk River Fair this year at Chinooh
The Fair will last four days to civ
opportunity for more extensive enter
tainment OF the visitors who are e,
pected ia such large numbers from a
parts OF Northern Montana. The d ate
have been Sc: for the big four day
show on September IL, l6, ~. and 2
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday an
Friday. One of the days will be de-
ignated as Valley County Day, one
" Harlem Day, one as Havre Day az
one as Fort Benton Day.
Havre Herald: Deep gratitude
Havre followed the niger minstre
Of Fort Benton when they took II
train Thursday morning after the
most excellent performance in Mel
III. tyres opera house. Even the Gre
Northern railway company knew tn
the org anization was q good thil
worth fondling and the regular ira
to Fort Benton was held In order tn
the responsibles Of the aggrega ait
st might reach home and duty on d.
nd Havre's hope today is that the 81;
,te of the visitor. was agreeable a
en- pleasant: If in any way Havre II
D. down it was through ignorance a
nv not by design. Perhaps Havre
an a young add s,rident girl, but 5
he feels that a matron like Benton "
OF make some allowances.
ne Pill Rollers On Strike.