The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-06-30

From Fridays Daily
Tinware, crockery, kitchen utensils
and garden tools cheaper than ever at
the Chase Store. II
r. P. Nicholson, representing the
Northwestern railroad, is among the
visitors in town.
The Chase Store keeps on hand
a supply of early vegetables and
fruit tor the benefit of its custom.
ers.
The crockery and glassware is going
fast at the Chase store. Better call
and get what you van at cost or any
other old price.
An application for naturaliza alton
was filed in the district court today
by Frank Horvath, of Shonkin, who
Is a native of Hungary.
A declaration eff his intention to be-.
come an American citizen has been
fled in the district court by William
j. Stevens, formerly a resident of
England.
There is still a chance to purchase
some fine pieces Of furniture at the
Chase Store. If you want anything in
that line it will pay you to look At
our stock.
Miss Pratt is selling goods in the
Chase store dry goods department re.
gardless of cost. These goods will
be sold out as fast as possible, at
prices that will move them. +
George Evers arrived last evening
from Antelope coulee with y four.
horse team hauling q load of over
5000 pounds of wool. It was a big
load, considering the coalition of the
roads.
John LaFontaine, a halfbreed, was
arrested today and taken TO Jail, on a
charge of using abusive and threa ten.
ing language. Complaint was made
to the authorities by the wife of the
prisoner.
Copper wash boilers, tin antitrust
wash boilers, galvanized wash tubs,
wall tents and burlap sacks for sale
at cost at the Chase store. Also other
kinds of goods at less than cost.
Come and see, and save money. =
DR.. M. W. Taylor, who has recently
fitted up q dental office over Lock.
woods drug store, is now ready to do
all kinds Of modern dentistry at reas-
enable prices. Those in need of such
services will do we'll to give him a
call. n
Ed. Reichelt, of the Teton, has re.
ported to the sherif's Office that a
saddle horse was stolen from his place
Wednesday night. A party suspected
OF the theft is said TO have gone west,
and the authorities hope to locate him
soon.
Now is the time buy your light un-
derwear at the Chase Store, where it
is being sold at below cost. W.
would also remind you that we are
closing out our stock of dry goods a,
your W price, and no other store can
offer anything better.
L. V. Bogy, the we'll known Chinook
merchant, was amongt the arrivals toda
Mr.. Bogy reports tina: the westbound
passenger had a narrow escape from
being wrecked about two miles this
side of Big Sandy, where the track is
in bad condition and the rails are out
Of line.
Mrs. Jno. V. Carroll and family,
who have been whiting in Boston
since last fall, were among the ar.
rivals today on the delayed train.
The delay was caused by a wreck near
White Earth, N. Dak., the eas,bound
passenger being derailed at that poin,
yesterday.
Hon. I. G. Power arrived from Hell.
ena last evening, on a short business
visit. Mr.. Power was largely inter-
ested in the Missouri river steamboa,
business in early days, and expresses
the belief that the river route will be
utilized for shipments to localities
remote from the railroads.,