The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1908-08-26
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From SATURDAYS Daily.

AN Nonppct CdupiCG tFtS
returned today from the Yelloe- one
park, the trip having occupisl .sv
eral weeks.
D. G.. Browne lef. today ior Helena.
to attend a banquet at the Montana
club IN honor Of former Governor S.
I. Hauser. 4 large number of guests
will attend from various parts OF the
state.
Market reports from Chicago state
that a heavy ran Of ra4y. ca,,.. va
received tie early pa:, Of the week,
n prices suffered in consequence.
r1ost Ut The offerings, sold at S4.25 10
1925.
"A petition for letters of admiuis:ra-
ton in the estate Of the late NJ. J..
Healy, of Havre, was filed in the dis.
trict court today by Mary E. Healy,
widow of the deceased. The estate is
valued a, about s., 900.
q. J. Wackerlin is in receipt of
news that Congressman Pray and wife,
who have been taking q vacation at
Lake Mcdonald, are being detained
at Bolton by the illness of Mrs. Pray.
The patient is under the care of a
physician. and is progressing salts
~factorily.
A salt was filed ia the district court
today by the First National bank Of
Havre against the Montana Supply
company, to about S5l1
alleged to be due on a promissory
note. The colnpl Amt asks Judgment
for that amount, together with $3.50
attorneys fees.
1t is reported from Great Falls that
operations will be resumed at the
Boston and Montana smeltcr Septem-
Der l, with a part Of the regular force.
About 200 men have been employed
in repairing the damage caused by
the June floods, aud che work has not
yet been completed.
A number Of Havre republicans have
organized the "Charles N. Pray Re-
publican club" to work for the party
ticket in the coming campaign. The
officers OF the rganization are o. G..
Skylstead, president: D. S. Mckenzie,
vice president; Frank B. Brown, treas.
urer; ". B. Piper, secretary.
The official call for the democratic
county convention has been issued by
.10hn ~ owri oh on ~$ <ho oo~A.o1
committee, the convention to be held
in this city Saturday, September 5.
The primaries will be held in each
precinct on Saturday, August 20, the
same date as the republican primaries.
Advices from Browning announce
the sudden death of Charles Aubrey,
an old.time resident of northern Mon
tana who had many friends in this
vicinity. He formerly lived on the
Teton near this city and a few years
ago secured the position of head
farmer on the Blackfee. reservation.
The deceased was about 60 years Of
age.
Frcm Mondays Daily.
Miss L2onora Patterson returned
yesterday from L visit with friends in
Helena.
A marriage l!ceose was issued today
to Charles A. Riser aud Lacy Helix.
both of Hdyre.
Miss Atkinson. county school SUI
perintendent, returned today from a
visit with friends at Cascade.
Miss Julia Crane, who has been
making a trip through the Yellow.
stone park, returned yesterday.
The August term OF district count
will open tomorrow. Applications
for naturalization, of which there are
fourteen on file, will be heard on the
first two days of the term.
Three quartz location notices were
fled in the county clerks Office today
by Louis Johnson aud Jos. Vogel, of
Zortman. a similar notice was also
received from +. D. Roberts. o: Lau.
dusky.
W. S. Steele, Al emp!oye Of the
shcukin rounduN, was brought to
town Saturday evening 20 receive at
ten:ion for a disloca,ed shoulder and
other injuries caused by his horse
falling upon him.
DR.. E. NJ. Porter Went out TO the
Teton last night, il response 10 word
that tue son of Henry Griesbach had
been badly hurt by being thrown from
his horse. The accident resulted ip a
broken collar bone.
According to an official Of the G re at
Falls Water Power and Townsite COM
pany, that corporation will build u
dam 10 the Missouri river a. Rainbow
falls that will produce $4,000 horse
power, work upon the project TO be
commenced at once. The dam will be
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