The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-03-04
CITY N STATE,
From SATURDAYS Daily.

A location notice for the Dora pla.
Ger claim. in the West Butte mining
district, has been filed in the county's
clerks office by Annie L. Young.
The regular quarterly examination
Tor teachers certificates was held at
the county superintendent's Office yes.
terday and today. with four appli.
ant in attendance.
Marriage licenses were issued By
the clerk of the district court tod y in
favor of Joseph LeDean and Catha.
rlne Patras, of Clear Creek, and Paul
c. Redd and Margaret A. Allsup, of
Havre.
Location notices for five quartz
claims 10 the Little Rockies were fled
in the county clerks Office today by
Thos. Eden, John C. Emirson, NJ.
G.. Cassidy and other residents of
ZOrtman.
Thomas johnson was delivered TO
the county Jail authorities today by
Constable George Bickle, to await
trial in the district court on q charge
of burglary. The defend ant was
bound over by Justice w. B. Piper,
of Ravre.
The Great Northern depot at Havre
was badly damaged by FIRE last even.
ing, the two waiting rooms, ticket
Office aud part OF the baggage room
being destroyed. The damage is said
to have been confined to the building,
most of its contents being saved.
1t is reported from Great Falls that
B. H. Lehfeldt, OF Big Sandy, is un.
der arrest in that city On q charge of
larceny as bailee. The defendant is
alleged to have received money as
agent for the National laundry, and
failed to account for the collections.
c. w. Morrison, who returned today
from 8 trip through the country south
of the Missouri river, reports that
several of the ranchers in that locality
are blowing. Some of them will put
in their seed grain ia a few days, il
the fevorable weather conditions con-
tinue.
The first cleanup of the Alabama
mine at Zortman, under the manage
ment of the Little Rockies Exploration
company, has been sent to the United
States assay Office in Helena. 1t con-
sists of about a thousand ounces OF
gold, having a cash value of about
SIS, OeC.
From Mondays Daily.
Miss Allie King, of Bozeman, il
visiting relatives here.
Thoe. Doweu, of Chinook, is max.
ing a brief visit with his friends in
this city.
Mrs. Frank Lepper INC sons, Ralph
and joan, went to Great Falls this
morning, for a short visit.
w. II. Steele, Of the Boston anc
Montana smelter at Great Falls, i.
here on a business visit.
Hamilton Wright, o: Helena. {
special agent of the general lapd Of
fee, was among the arrivals from tn,
west today.
A large delegation OF members o,
the local lodge of Dad Fellows will &C
to Great Falls tomorrow, to join the
encampment.
George Haskell and n. Christensen,
of Box Elder, are here 10 connection
with road business ia that part O
Chouteau county.
C. F. Kaiser, of Birch creek, who i.
in town today, reports the mildes'
winter in that part of the Bear Paw
country since he located there in 1884
A recent marriage reported from
Great Falls is that of G. =. Beyel
and Minnie J.. Curtis, of Beatrice
two we'll known residents of the Ma
rias country
j. P. Lee, wis arrived last evening
from the Mari2a, brings word tina
range cattle in that section are cot il
very good concitiou, considering the
mild winter.
J. Ward HUse. formerly of this city
IS a member of the newly incorporated
luse-Y ates company a. Billings
which will engage ia the agricultural
implement business.
Marriage licenses have been is.usc
oy the clerk of the district cour 4
". =. Bruch aud Miss Lucy Silve. O.
knerrille: and to a. E. Eikin, @.
Zortmau. and Della J. Carr, of Har
lem.
Among the arrivals today we're sew
eral residents of Big Sandy and Vi
entity. The delegation included &C
Mack, Chas. Murray. c. B. Van AL
stin, Mahicn Williams, w. Il. Raglan.
H. Norden. j. kohlhof and others.
The reel am alton service finds tha'