The river press., 1909-09-01
CITY AND STATE.


work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
Mrs. 0. A. Bergeson, OF Chinook,
arrived today on a visit with Mrs. W.
r. Leet.
Attorney F. A. Carnal arrived this
morning from Havre on district court
business.
Attorney John G. Duff, of Chinook,
10 among the visitors attending die.
trict court.
Mrs. w. j. Hart, of Harlem, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Phil Buckley,
Of this city.
Mrs. F. A. Stoltze, of ST. Paul. ar.
rived last evening on visit with
Mrs. David G. Browne.
Mrs. Annie M. Rowe left today for
Great Falls, to take charge Of the
Palace lodging house property, which
she has leased for term Of years.
A party Of four landseekers arrived
from the east today, and will make
investigation Of the surrounding coun.
try with . view to locating home
steads.
Arrivals from the Milk river valley
bring word that the proposed beet
sugar factory in that locality will be
located At Savoy. Surveyors are re.
ported to be laying out the site for
buildings at that place.
Joseph Gussenhoven, Of Havre,
Mont, is arranging to import herd
Of Holstein Fresian cows and bulls
registered, with an ancestry record Of
over "a pounds Of butter . week and
100 pounds Of milk day.
A. E. McLeish, who recently had
his leg broken by kicking broncho,
10 the latest addition to the ranks of
local automobilists. He received to.
day . 30-horsepower Studebsker ma
chine. and is taking lessons ss to its
mechanism and management.
Ray Purdum was brought in from
Havre today by Constable E. B..
Thomas, to serve l15 days In jail for
unlawful cohs sbitation. The prisoner
was given q Jail sentence of 80 days
and $50 fine by Justice Pyper, and will
serve out the fine ct the rate of e2 per
day.
j. P. Lee arrived from the Mariss
last evening in response to q asummons
to report to the district court as q
trial uror. Mr.. Lee brings word that
mosquitoes are so numerous and belli.
gerent on the upper Marias, that
some of the ranchers have been com.
PEELED to suspend haying operations.
j. F. Curtis, who is in town today,
reports that he has struck q good
flow of water on his ranch near nine
mile coulee. Mr.. Curtis was digging
a we'll with the expectation of getting
water at a depth of 30 or 40 feet, but
yesterday he encountered strong
stream at a depth of only thirteen feet.
John Jacoby has we'll in the same
vicinity that is only fourteen feet
deep, and which he has been unable
to pump dry at any time.
Free scholarships given away in the
Fargo College Conserv atory of Music
to the amount of 100000. The best
equipped musical scool in the north.
west, large faculty, all branches
taught. Pupils may enter at any
time. Send for inform alton regard.
ing scholarships. Fall term opens
Sept. IA, 1909. Large illustrat cat.
slogue of school sent on request.
Address E. Hepdeg. Secretary OF Far.
60 College Conservatory of Music.
or W. W. George, Director. Fargo.
N. D.
From Thursdays Daily.
Miss Iva Boland, of Great Falls, is
the guest of Mrs. Jno. v. Carroll.
Attorney Geo. E. Hurd, of Glasgow,
is among the visitors attending dis.
trict court.
Mark Cockrill, OF the Marias, who
is in town today, reports the arriva al
of more new settlers north of that To-
eslity.
Jere Sullivan, voluntary observer
at this point for the weather bureau,
reports a maximum temperature OF 95
degrees today.
A marriage license was issued in
Great Falls yesterday to Thomas E.
McDonough, of Havre, and Anna
Muller, of Culbertson.
Claude F. Deck and Ross Meade, of
Churubusco, Ind, are among the Wis,
itors who are looking over the sur.
rounding country with view to locat-
ing homesteads.
A suit for divorce has been fled in
the district court BY Vera E. Logee