The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1909-06-23

and garden tools cheaper than ever at
the Chase Store.
Several young people left town this
afternoon for Highwood. to attend a
dance at the Frank MCGOWAN place.
The Chase Store keeps on hand
a supply of early vegetables and
fruit for the benefit of it's custom.
ers.
The Claus Peters undertaking IS.
tablishment changed hands today, the
business having been purchased by
J ames Nolan.
The %crockery and glassware Is going
fast at the Chase store. Better call
and get what you want at cost or any
other old price.
In the district court today, an order
was made appointing Viola Forman
administratrix of the estate of Lisle
0. Brown, deceased.
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.
John Criger was received at the
county Jail today, to serve q 3O-day
sentence for defrauding q Chinook
innkeeper. He was committed by Jus.
tice II. p. Brooks.
Miss Pratt is selling goods in the
Chase store dry goods department re.
gardless of cost. These goods will
be cold out as fast as possible, at
prices that will move them.
Judge Tattan and E. r. Russell,
court stenographer, left this afternoon
for Glasgow, where q short session of
district court will be held tomorrow.
The calendar will be called and q
trial jury drawn for July Z.
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 ave money.
William Swink, who recently plead
ed guilty to the charge of stealing a
horse from Jesse Gle, of Dodson,
appeared in the district court today
for sentence. Judge Tattan gave him
eighteen months in state prison.
Dr.. NJ. W. Taylor, who has recently
fitted up a 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 10 give him a
call.
Now is the time buy your light un-
derwear at the Chase Store, where it
is being sold at below cost. We
would also remind you that we are
closing out our stock of dry goods at
your own price, and no other store can
offer anything better.
The eclipse of the sun last evening,
as seen from this locality, was a
somewhat tame aft air. In the matter
OF spectacular effect it did not ap-
proach some of the features planned
for u Fourth of July celebration,
which will be held Saturd ay, July 3.
Three civil cases in the district
court have been transferred to other
n iSArintC ThA rIits 80 tn> fyt--1
National Bank VS.. r. X. Lewis and
others, and A. J.. Beller vs.. j. l..
Sprinkle are transferred to the dis.
trict court of Cascade county. The
suit of the First National Bank, of
Peoria VS.. Harlem Mercantile COM
pany, will be tried in Flathead coun.
ty.
Chinook Opinion: Chas. Grantham,
a young man who came here q short
time ago from Williston, N. OAK,
was drowned in the Paradise ditch at
the Cook ranch in the valley Tuesday
afternoon while in bathing. The
young man had been moving weeds
out of an irrigation ditch on the Cook
ranch that afternoon and made some
remark about taking a swim to a man
working with him. While his COM
panlon was gone to another part of
the ranch he went in. His companion
and a passerby came along about a
half hour later and found Grantham's
clothes on the bank and no one in
sight. They searched the water i'm.
mediately and found the body in the
bottom of the ditch right opposite the
clothes in about five feet of water.
Sold Three Trainloads Of Wool.
BILLINGS, June IA The immense
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