The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-02-23
CITY N STATE.

CITY AND STATE.
Frea Saturdays Daily.
A. w. Ziebarth, Of Chinook, a for.
mel resident of this city, wss among
the arrivals today.
Mrs. Thos. Dowen, Of Chinook, ar.
rived today on q visit with her bro
Their, Phil Buckley.
Thomas O'Hsnlon and family were
members of the Chinook delegation
that arrived today.
Julius Lehfeldt and ]. W. STAN, of
Chinook, arrived today on probate
business before the district court.
Mrs. A. S. Lohman, Of Chinook,
and her daughter, Miss Loretta Lob
man, are the guests Of Mrs. David G.
Browne.
Among the arrivals today we're At.
torneys w. B. Sands and John c.
Duff, who are here on district court
business.
Prof. G. Fl. Wilman, superintendent
of the Chinook public schools, who is
accompanied by Mrs. Wilman, was
among the srriva ais today.
A marriage license has been issued
by the clerk of the district court to
Charles F. Garrett, of this city, and
Tava Williams, of Havre.
e. j. McNamara, the we'll known
Big Sandy stockmsn, arrived today
on q visit to DR.. F. A. Atkisson. who
is seriously sick at St. Glare hospital.
George Brown was brought to the
county Jail today by Constable ME-
valid, of Chinook, to serve thirty days
for vsgrancy. The prisoner was CON-
mitted by Justice II. B. Brooks.
Declarations of their intention to
become American citizens we're made
In the district court today by
Ole Tromboll, a native of England.
and Michael J. Solvey, formerly Of
Canada.
There wss quite q crowd in attend
ance at the opening of Sharp Rros.
dry goods department yesterday after
noon. A musical program and re.
freshments we're pleasant features o.
the occasion.
A deleg alton of forty.ive residents
Of Chinook arrived today, most OF the
visitors being friends of the Chinook
high school debating team. The lat
ter, consisting Of Harry j. McCabe,
Edwin Rome and Guy Dowen, formed
part of the delegation.
Great Falls Leader: Copper ha:
been found at Barker and q large new
gold vein has been struck a few miles
below Neighart. Such is the remark
ably interesting news that reached
Great Falls this week from the two
mining camps mentioned, and it hal
caused more than q futter of excite
ment among the few people to whom
the inform alton has thus far leaked
out. In the revival In development
that has recently set in at CASCADE
county's two great ore centers. ole
mining men foresee a mining boon
such as the county has never befor'
had.
From Mondays Daily.
A notice of location for the Ella NJ
quartz claim, in the Little Rockie'
district, was filed in the county clrk''
Office toda by F. Fl. Fisk.
The arrivals yesterday included
large party of l~andseekers from Swee
Springs, Mo-, who intend TO locat'
homestesds in this vicinity.
The damage suit of Martin FurlonE
against the Great Northern Railwa.
company, vas dismissed in the dis
trict court today by stipulation.
Declarations of intention to becom
American citizeos we're filed in tn
district court today by Peter West
berg and George H. Cole, of Gid
ford.
Glen Lauer, who recently resigned
his position in the T. c. Power & Bro
grocery Department., has assumed th
duties of clerk at the Grand Unio1
hotel.
o. p. Zortman, OF Bellevue, Idaho,
former resident of the Little Rookie
mining district after whom the tow
of Zortman was named, ia among tn
business visitors In town.
A young man named Silas Gambl
was received at the county jaiI yester
day to serve six months for pilferiuj
from Great Northern freight cars
The prisoner was committed by Jue
tice Piper, of Havre.
A suit for damages has been con
menced in the district court by JUL
NJ. Buckley against the Great North
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