The river press., 1910-11-23
CITY AND STATE.


Frsn Saturdays Daily. |
Attorney John G. Duff arrived from
Chinook today. on district court bust.
ness.
Ernest Ward. Of Big Sandy, ar.
rived today to get acquainted with his
new baby daughter.
Mrs. Deaton and daughter, of Lewis.
town, are the guests OF Mrs. G. w.
Frields, of this city.
W. G. Lovinger, of Wsrrick, aQd
Ole B. Flatness, Of Big Sandy, we're
among the srriv als today.
A very pleasant "eet together" 60.
cial was held at the Methodist church
last evening, large number OF visi.
tore being present.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk of the district court today to
Gustave Simmons and Eula M.
Brooks, both Of this city.
Attorney W. M. Ball, of this city.
who returned from Helena today, has
been admitted by the supreme court to
practice In all Montana courts.
The members OF the Eastern Star
are making arrangements to give .
New Years dance At the opera house
on the evening Of December 30.
The Great Falls high school football
team arrived today, to play return
game with the local high school boys.
The contest took place this afternoon,
on q muddy field.
In the district court yesterday, H.
E. Loranger pleaded guilty to an in
formation charging him with permit
ting gambling in his saloon at Ches.
ter. The court imposed q fine of 800.
A deed received at the county clerks Q
Office records the sale of about 320
acres of ranch property near Ada, BY
E. S. Sweet to william E. Hiles, Of
Chinook. The consider alton named
in the deed is "a, 800.
The trial of Frank LsFromboise. on
. charge of assault with Intent to kill,
was In progress in the district court
today. The victim Of the alleged
assault was Frank Walker, an In.
dian, who was badly cut in the
head with an az. The affai appears
to have been the outcome Of q drunken
quarrel at q camp near Dodson, come
OF the evidence as to the circumstances
being contradictory.
Great Falls Leader: There is q
measles epidemic of q mild type in
progress in Great Falls and there are
probably upwards of $50 cases, &C.
cording to the records OF the health
department of the city. All of the
cases are mild and are principally
among the school children. The state
health laws in reference to measles
compel the authorities to placard al
houses where there is case of this
illness. The laws do not require 9
quarantine and no quarantine is en-
forced on measles.
From Mondays Daily.
Geo. M. Keller, of Big Sandy, was
among the arrivals today.
The Eklund Photographic studio will
be open Sunday, November q.
Mrs. H. B. Lehfeldt, Of Chinook, il
visiting with Fort Benton friends.
Mrs. 1. A. Turnnr and Miss Brad
ley, of Hawarden, are among the visit
tors in town.
Charles Lepley left today fol
Helena, to serve as trial juror in tht
federal court.
John Buckley, formerly sheriff oi
this county, arrived from Chinook
yesterday on short visit.
All stores and other business house'
will be closed Thursday, to properly
observe Thanksgiving day.
A marriage license has been ISSUED
at Great Falls to Charles Danfortt
and Alice S. Hilton, both of High
wood.
Phil Buckley, who arrived from
Harlem today, reports a spell of cool
er weather In that locality. 1t wal
four below zero Friday night.
A suit has beeu commenced in th'
district court by Frank Jones agains