The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-05-18
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Send your watch and jewelry repair
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
Chas. E. johnson, OF Chicago, q
former resident Of this city, was am
ong the arrivals today.
Henry Bucholz was taken to the
Fort Benton S%snitsrium tod y, to re-
ceive treatment for pneumonia.
Luc Vendette, the former Teton
Sheepman, has returned from q win.
ter vacation at San Diego, Cal.
The p~ostofice At Carter, about fifteen
miles west of here, il now In operation
with Mrs. NJ. r. Worth in charge.
Frank Schultz, of Warrick, q we'll
known sheepman of the Bear Paw
country, 10 among the business visi.
tors In town.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk Of the district court today to
James F. Brady, Of Great Falls, and
Nellie Nj. Christian, OF Beardsley,
MINI.
The business property on the corner
of Front and Baker street, consisting
Of q vacant lot, has been sold to DR..
J. V. Carroll by F.. A. Flanagan, the
consideration named in the deed be-
ing 81, 1000.
Thos. A. NARROW, accompanied by
Mrs. NARROW and family, arrived
from Helena yesterday by automobile,
and visited here during the stormy
weather. They are on their way to
the Bear Paw country.
The George w. Rouse ranch on the
Teton, about five miles west of town,
has been purchased by Hamer L. Rus.
sell, a recent arrival from Fergus
county. The property comprises
about 400 acres, and sold for 81, 500.
Articles of incorporation were fled
III the county clerks Office today by
the Dodson and Little Rockies Stage
company, with q capital stock of &c.
600. The incorporators are Charles
Whitcomb, j. G. Kicker and Mary
Kuntz.
Chris Maloney, Of Harlem, has
brought suit in the district court
against G. H. Barton, to recover
about 1896 alleged to have been re.
ceived by defendant as returns from
q beef shipment. The plaintiff claims
to be the owner of the cattle that were
sold.
From Thursdays Daily.
F. G. Mcdonald, representing the
Great Falls Leader, was among the
arrivals today.
Miss Frances Green entertained a
large party of young people last even.
ing at progressive whist.
A declaration of intention to become
an American citizen IA filed in the
district court today by Oscar S.
Stohle, Q native of Sweden.
A marriage license was issued last
evening to Edward Chambers and
Ethel Dusenberg, of Harlem, the ap.
%plication being made by wire.
G. A. Tasburn, who arrived from
Butte a few days ago, has accepted a
position with T. C. Powers & Bro. to
succeed c. D. Miller as manager of
the grocery department.
The Walker Realty company, Of
Havre, filed articles of incorporation in
the county clerks Office today. 1ts in.
corporators are Samuel g. Walker,
G. F. Morris and Daniel H. Boone,
and its capital stock $4,000.
A wagon load of homesteader's eff.
fects that left town today included
quite q menagerie. There we're three
crates containing, Southdown sheep,
crates OF geese, turkeys and guinea
fowls, and some cages of c~anaries.
Articles OF incorporation have been
fled in the county clerks Office by the
Reed Townsite company, of Rudyard,
with q capital stock of $751; 600. The
incorporators are Perry D. Reed,
Peter A. Peterson and Martin A.
Johnson, OF bingham.
Great Falls Leader: Minnie and
Walter Keaster in suits filed against
the Great Northern Railway company
in the district court seek to recover
damages in the sums of 81, 040.2 20 and
5000 respectively, which they allege in
their complaints filed to have been
lost because of delays in shipments to
Chicago. the cattle being on the road
for ten days, during which time the
shrinkage on each animal was 100
pounds, and that the decline in the
market price made a difference of
q. so q head.
From Fridays Daily
Two furnished rooms for rent. APP.
ply at Sharp Bros. store.