The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-02

eru railroad, died YESTERDAY afternoon
a. Columbus hospital from typhoid
fever. He was % years of g and
worked on the road between here and
Havre. Mr.. Fuller was taken sick a
few days ago at Havre and brought to
this city at once aud placed in the
Columbus hospital.
\ man whose name came. be ascer.
tanned, and who was found Friday ly.
ing nnoer the railroad bridge near
Gildford in an unconscious condition.,
vas received ~ S. Glare hospital
yesterday. The patient i, slowly re
covering hut is unable 10 speak or in.
dictate the cause Of his unfortunate
condition. He is believed 20 be suffer
ing from some form of poison.
Local beef shippers report a new
regal alton affecting northern Mon.
tana cattle shipments to the Chicago
market. 1t was formerly the custom
to use toe same cars from shipping
point 70 destin alton. but the new or
der requires that upon arrival at St.
Paul the cattle he transferred to cars
owned by the connecting line. The
purpose OF the change is 70 secure the
quick return of the cars for other
shipments.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Monarch shirts worth Sl.25, on sale
a, THE FAIR, Havre, for IS cents. =
John w. Haigler left today for
!, Helena. to take a position as deputy
United States marshal.
Advices from Havre report the death
} of Charles Houser, son Of Reuben H,
Houser, formerly of this city.
Miss NJ. Courtney arrived from Chi
cago today to take q position in T. c,
Power & Bros dry goods depart
) ment.
If you are particular about the kline
of overcoat you are going to buy this
fall. try The FAIR, at Havre. The.
have a splendid line and their prices
are lowest.
Dan Nourse, the Ravre newspaper
: man who has been at st. Glare hospi
) tai the past month. is reported to b.
: in a serious condition. and his recOv
cry is considered doubtful.
J. P. Williams, of this city, has pur
chased about 1900 head of aged eve
from Larock Bros, Of Harlem, a
$3.50 per head. The outfit will b
shipped to feed lots 10 Missouri.
{ Six location notices for quart
claims in Little Rockies were received
by the county clerk today. Thre
were fled for record by E. E. Berry
OF Whitcomb, and three by Josep
Malette.
{ Beef shipments from Highwood an
: the Teton will be loaded at the locs
s,ocky ards as soon as the ar
= cars are available. A shortage
e cars is reported from several shippin
points on the Great Northern.
- Among the shipments of sheep fro.
the local stockyards today is 40 QUIT
of about 1000 yearling ewes, While
:, vas purchased from Long Bros. b
Charles Cooper, of Glasgow. Tn
price reported is 81 so per head.
\ civil suit to recOver the sum
about $3.50 has been commenced in tn
y district court by Alexander Youn
: against j. l.. Sprinkle. The pla:nti
claims the amount is due for labC
. and services rendered and certai
=. goods supplied TO defendant,
Chas. E. Duer, who returned tod q
~ from attending the meeting Of Montau
pioneers at Billings, reports q vel
-njoyable and successful meeting
" The citizens of Billings made thing
very pleasant for the old.timers az
~ entertained them ia royal style.
The identity of the unknown ms
who was brought here sunday fro
- Clifford has not yet been discover'
by the authorities, and the cause
~, his condition is still q mystery. II
:" patient developed signs of insani
las, evening, aud had TO be place
under restraint.
Reports Of beef sales in the ChicaI
. market the past week include the shi
ment made recently from this point
Us several Knerville r%anchers. A ca
load Of the Libby & Merrill steers SO
Il, Sc. and mos, of the remainder
W. the shipment went q, prices rangil
OF from IS % TO 81. "a.
"a The Great Falls land Office is in r
6" ceipt of instructions from Washingtt
= to This effect: at is believed that Il
good of the service will! be advance
by your assisting applicants in u
}" preparation of their applications
ag make entries and filings, and you a
y. therefor, directed to prepare all SUI
apple atoms when directed to do