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

From Wednesdays Daily
Send your watch and jewelry repair
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
G. Dowen and A. E. Cole, of Chi
nook, arrived yesterday on short
business visit.
Mrs. E. Frank Sayre returned yes.
terday from visit of several weeks
In Mexico.
F. A. Csrnal, register of the U. s.
land Office at Havre. was among the
arrivals today.
Howell Harris, of Leth bridge, for.
mer resident Of his vicinity,is visiting
Fort Benton friends.
A recent marriage at Great Falls is
that Of A. J. Kuowlton, formerly of
this city, and Miss Bessie Munger, of
Portland, Oregon.
Frank Dye, q we'll known resident
of this city, was taken to the SAM.
tarium yesterday to receive treatment
for typhoid fever.
Miss Mary Wall arrived from St.
Paul today. to take q position in the
Troy steam laundry. Miss Wall is Q
practical laundry woman, with fifteen
years. experience.
John G. Sullivan, of this city, is
reported to be seriously sick at St.
Glare hospital. The patient Is under
treatment for Bright's disease.
Attorney B. L. Powers. of Havre,
the successful candidate for the Office
Of county attorney at the recent cleo.
tion, is among the visitors in town.
Peter Ladue. an old offender, has
been received at the county jail to
serve ninety days for petit larceny.
The prisoner was sentenced by Justice
w. b. Pyper, OF Havre.
According to q news item from Lew.
istown, there 10 an interesting devel-
opment in the election returns of Fer.
gus county. On the face of unofficial
returns, there 10 q tie vote between the
rival candidates for sheriff.
The county commissioners met today
as board OF canvassers, to verify the
election returns, with Messrs. Sulli.
van and Skylstead present. In the
absence of Mr.. Kennedy. the county
treasurer is required by law to be the
third member of the boord.
In response to an official call for Q
statement of their condition, the two
banking institutions OF this city pre-
sent exhibits that make an excellent
showing. Satisfactory business con.
ditions in this vicinity are indicated
in the bank statements submitted.
Declar ations OF intention to become
American citizens have been filed in
the district court by Clinton Brad
bury and Edward Bradbury, of 1nver-
ness; Joseph Simon and Walter s..
McNeal, of Rudy ard; Fred Krumsich.
Of Riedel; and Ole Liland, OF Virgelle.
An appetite for chicken is some.
ing to the experience of ames Ogle, of
this city. He was accused of stealing
three chickens belonging to A. A.
Juneau, and at hearing in Justice
Kinder's court the evidence against
defendant was conclusive. The court
decided that the ends Of justice would
be served by Ogle paying court costs
Of $3.50, and SIS 90 apiece for the
chickens to Mr.. Juneau, and the trou.
BILE was adjusted on that basis.
From Thursdays Daily.
H. B. Dickinson, of Knerville, was
among the arrivals today.
NJ. M. Jensen, of Lonetree, is visit.
ing with Fort Benton friends.
c. E. Kumpe, of Helena, state ex.
aminer, arrived today on al official
visit.
E. M. Kennedy arrived from Har.
lem today, to assist in the work of
canvassing the election returns.
John St. Clair, convicted in Justice
Vennum's court of petit larceny, was
received at the county Jail today to
serve sentence of thirty days.
Declara ations of intention to become
American citizens were filed in the
district court today by Andrew Liver,
of Havre, and Gertrude M. Reeder, OF
Dunkirk.
DR.. E. NJ. Porter was called to Big
Sandy by telephone at a late hour
last night, to attend Mrs. Murray who
had been badly hurt in a runaway &C.
cident. The patient sustained brOk.
en- leg aud other injuries.
Additional purchases of northern
Montana beef are being made by the
Frye. Bruhn company, of Seattle. a
shipment of about 800 head being