The river press., 1910-09-07
CITY AND STATE.

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Rev. George Edwards, the we'll
known Presbyterian minister of Great
Falls. was among the arrival today.
James Mann, of Teton, q native of
Scotland, has fled in the district
court an application for natursliza.
ton.
Miss Mae Mackenzie, deputy clerk
OF the district court, returned today
from IN enjoy able vacation At Lake
Mcdonald.
A deleg alton Of about fifty residents
OF this city and surrounding country
responded to the lure of the Wild
West today, by leaving for Great
Falls to take in the Buffalo Bill show.
Advices from Butte report interest.
ing sessions of the grand lodge Of the
Sons of Hermann at the convention
held in that city. Julius Lehfeldt, of
Chinook, was elected grand president
of the order.
Sheriff Bickle has an unusually
large list Of boarders at the county
jail, the number being increased today
by the arrival of James Hanlon, from
Havre. The prisoner is alleged to
have held up Jap and robbed him
OF about $50, and at hearing before
Justice Pyper was bound over to the
district court
Among the arrivals today were sew.
eral members of the Chouteau county
democratic committee, who are attend.
ing meeting of that organization
called by Chairman John Harris. The
visitors include Messrs. L. Newman,
Ed. M. Allen, ]. G. Baily, II. J.
Meili, G. w. Young and Thos. Nc.
Dewitt, of Havre; H. E. Loranger, of
Chester; G. G. Catron, of Harlem,
and several other we'll known demo.
Gratis.
J. r. Johnson, sheriff of Monroe
county. West Virginia, arrived today
with requisition signed by Governor
Norris, instructing Sheriff Bickle to
deliver Walter Wylie to the West
Virginia authorities. Wylie was re.
Gently arrested by Chouteau county
officials upon instructions from West
Virginia, and has been held in the
county Jail the past two weeks. The
prisoner 10 said to be wanted on q
charge of attempting to commit MUIR
der.
From Thursdays Daily.
VIII. Rider, Of Big Sandy, was
among the arrivals today.
j. E. Trommer, of Chester, is am
ong the business visitors in town.
Found, on the road to Teton, a
lady's bracelet. Owner can recover
at River Press Office.
Mrs. Casburn, wife of Walter Cas-
burn, of this city, arrived today direct
from her former home in England.
A marriage license has been issued
at Great Falls to Henry Generaux, of
Big Sandy, and Anna Kierbich, of
Great Falls.
Fred Morton, who came here last
spring from Missouri and located a
homestead in this vicinity, is building
residence for his family in the upper
part of town.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the clerk of the district court to
William Mclean aud Margaret Smith,
both of Big Sandy; and to Peter Ga.
brelczik and Frances Purkot, both of
Havre.
William Evers arrived from Ever
son today with the remains of Robert
James, a man about IS years of age,
who died at the Evers Bros. ranch
yesterday from hemorrhage of the
lungs. The deceased, who was en-.
ployed as sheepherder, 10 supposed
to have had relatives in Virginia, but
their address is unknown.
The marriage of Delba S. Holder
baum and Miss Rose L. Evers, of this
city, took place last evening at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Ev-
ers, parents Of the bride. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. George
Edwards, of Great Falls. and was wit.
messed by a number Of relatives and
friends of the contracting parties.
The newly married couple will make
their home in Kalispell, where Mr..
Holderbaum is engaged in business.
Great Falls Leader: Some worth.
less money is being circulated in
Great Falls today. 1t is believed that
men travelling with the Wild West
show have brought the money into
town. The police and sheritf's Office
are on the trail of the counterfeiters.
and all banks and merchants have
been warned. Bills of $40 denomina-
tiop issuo6 hv tho Maroh anita and