The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1907-10-09
CITY AND STATE.
From ~Satu4dAy'e Daily.

A marriage license was issued by
the clerk of the district court today to
George H. Collier, Of Poca,el!o.
Idaho, and Jessie P. Chase, of Havre. 4,
The social given by the Ladies' Aid
last evening at the residence of Mrs.
G. E. Sheldon was vel, attended. and
wac d gG"a; -lcce>e IA Every par.icl-'
lar. i
Mr.. j. D Morton. ii Mercer street,
New York, the resident buyer for The
Fair stores. has secured a remarkably
fine line Of ladies tailor made suits.
They will be on sale a, The Fair Our.
ing bargain week.
Among the recent livestock deals in
this locality is the sale of abou, 800
head OF stock cattle by William Witt
to Joseph A. Baker, OF HighwooG.
The purcha se price is SAID 70 average
about s25 per head.
Jake Jackson, who had a hearing
before Justice w. b. Piper, a, Havrp,
has been bound over to the distric.
court on q charge of assault with a
deadly weapon. George Sloas is the
complaining witness in the case.
Mrs. Katherine F. Elderkin, o.
Butte, has fled in the district court
q petition for guardianship of the two
minor children of her sister, the late
Mrs. VIM. Harrison. The children
are the bene6ciaries of a life insur.
nee policy for $1,000.
On October Sd Sol Litten berg, the
fashionable New York manufacturer
of ladies suits and coats. failed, and
Mr.. J. D. Morton, resident buyer for
The Fair syndicate Of stores, bought
the entire stock at 60 cents on the dol
lar and has expressed The Fair. of
Havre, their apportionment. 1t will
be placed on sale bargain week.
In describing the mineral exhibits
at the state fair, the Helena Record
says the Little Rockies Exploration
company and the Ruby Gulch com.
pany, operating in the Little Rockies
near Zortman. both have most cred
liable displays of cyaniding ores.
The latter owned by Phillips and w hit.
comb, is the largest cyaniding pro-
perty in the world, while in the
exhibit of the former are samples of
the rich ore just uncovered 10 its
Alabama mine.
A dispatch from Lewistown say the
Sherman murder trial at White Sui.
phur springs resulted in = verdict OF
guilty of ~manslaughter, the jury fix
ing the penalty at five years in the
penitentiary. The defendant was
charged with the murder of Samuel
Studzinski, al aged Lewistown pawn
broker, and at a trial held in the Fer
gus county court was convicted Of
murder 10 the second degree and sen
fenced to life imprisonment. Au ap'
peal was made 70 the supreme conr'
on the ground that g confession made
by the accused was improperly used
as evidence agains, him, aud a second
trial was ordered by that tribunal.
The result is said TO be a surprise tC
those acquainted with the facts 10 ID,
case.
From Mondays Daily.
Csc fur.lined caps, 4oc at The Fair,
Havre.
c. B. Power arrived from Helen,
today, on a short business visit.
Mrs. D. G. Browne returned tod ~
from a visi, with friends in Helena.
Dr.. F. J. Adams, OF Great Falls. i.
in town today Oh professional bust
ness.
Bes, grade ur.buckle overshoes
regular g. 90 value, { 80 a. THE FAIR
Havre.
Mrs. T. E. Crawford arrived from
Helena yesterday. 90 a visi. with F
E. Stranahan aud family.
Mex, week is bargain week at Havre
and The FAIR will be the central at
traction of shrewd buyers.
A marriage license was issued toda.
to DR.. J. S. Almas and Miss There's;
Sanderson, two vel. known resident
OF Havre.
The FAIR STORE, Havre. claims I
have the bes, stock of cloth ne i
northern Montana, and 20 sell at III
lowest price.
Frank Palmer and wife returned TO
day from al eastern trip which in
cluded a visi, to Mr.. Palmer's u.,
home a, Fargo, n. OAK.
Mrs. Frank Johnson. of this city
who was taken to ST. Clare hospita
yes.erda Y underwear. an operation
this morning for appendicitis.
Chas. H. Boyle, clerk OF the dis.ric
court, is sending GU. notices whic
state that the court calenda rs will b
ballad m Vo6npC6a y n q