The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-12-02
CITY AND STATE.

Send your watch and jewelry repair
work TO D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
Sam Kohlberg and daughter, of
Helena, formerly OF this city, were
among the arrivals today.
j. Ro-~ aud " L. McClelland,
two Wei. kuuwu Business, men OF Chi
nook, are among the visitors 10 town.
Johu Ward and Patrick E.gan. who
came in from the Big Sag today, re-
port a heavy snowstorin in that local.
ity.
The new forms OF quartz location
blank required under the new law can
be obtained at the River Press Office.
The new form must now be used in
making quartz locations.
John T. Sheath, who came in from
his Missouri river ranch las, evening,
found a ready demand for a wagon
load OF turkeys that he had been pre-
pairing for the Thanksgiving season.
William Fox, a we'll known residen:
OF the Shonkin, was brought in last
evening and taken to St. Glare hos
pital to receive treatment for an at
tack of pneumonia. The patient is in
a serious condition.
The song recital given a, the opera
house last evening by Miss Madeline
Sicily. of Great Falls, was the great
est musical treat enjoyed by residents
OF this city for some time past, and
attracted a large audience. The pro.
gram included several songs by Miss
Sicily, and selections by Miss Eleanor
Tracy, violiniste, and Miss Cecile
Iseame, pianiste, each of whom was re-
warded with encores.
From Fridays Daily
Try a sack of "Gilt Edge flour.
sold by Davis Il Sons.
G. w. Fried. and wife arrived TO.
day from Judith, on a short visit
Miss Helen Lee, who arrived yes
terday from Galata, is visiting with
her parents.
Walter Green arrived from Lewis
town yesterday, to spend Thanksgiv.
ing at his former home.
Peter Sieh and Charles +. Liebert,
of Landusky, two we'll known mining
men Of that district, are among the
business visitors in town.
A declaration of his intention to
become an American citizen was filed
in the district court today by John
Meyers, Of Cold Butte, who is a
native of Germany.
The county ~treasurer's office received
the largest tax payment Of the season
today, the contribution being a check
for SOS 500. 50 for taxes due from the
Great Northern Railway company.
Ihe regular monthly meeting of the
high school literary society will be held
az the assembly roo tomorrow ven
ing, commencing at 40 O'Clock. The
public is cordially invited to attend
Wearn Rove returned today from ii
TWO months visit with trlcnGe and
relatives in Illinois and Iowa. Mr..
Rowe states that several residents Of
localities in which he visited are pre-
pairing TO come TO this part of Mon
tana to locate.
Chris Moran, a halfbreed, was de-
livered to the county Jail yesterday
by Constable |. Neibauer, of Dodson,
! await trial in the district our on
a charge of horse stealing. The
accused IA bound over by Justice
Ed NJ. Allen, of Havre.
Frank Kulage. OF the Shonkin, was
brought in Wednesday evening on
a charge OF assault with a deadly
weapon, and was admitted to bail in
Justice kiuder's court. The defendant
is alleged to have ca, John Hurst
with a Knife. during h quarrel at the
kulage ranch.
The high school football boys re
turned today from Havre, where they
played q return game with the Havre
team yesterday afternoon. The Ben
ton boys were Outclassed in weight.
but put up an excellent game, the
Havre team winning with VIZ touch
down. and a goal 70 nothing.
y deed filed in he county clerks
Office records he sale of de JOAN /,
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