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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1910-07-13
hiccouqh.

Hiccough is a distressing and So:
times a dangerous complaint. Ma"
times a swallow of water will stop
II simple measures fail the followir
has been found very efficacious: II.
nerves that produce hiccough are near
the surface of the neck. They may be
reached and compressed by placing
two fingers right in the center of the
top of the hreastbone between the tive
cords that run up either side of the
neck and pressing inward. downward
and outward. \ few minutes pressure
of this kind will stop the most obsti
nate hiccough.-Dr. Charles S. Moody
in Outing.
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fulness Of conditions and the old man
will rise in his feebleness and cry "Oh,
heck"
Here's some more Brown, delivered
at the same place. St. Paul, same date,
June %: IF the converging lines of
production and consumption continue
to approach each other % during the
last decade, before the middle of the
next decade the last vessel loaded with
agricultural products Of this country
will have left our shores. The great
grain exporting elev ators in sesboasd
cities will stand empty, and this ma
ton will be looking anxiously for .
place to buy the necessities OF life."
In other words we are going to be de.
pendent upon other nations for food.
stu7s and the other nations are going
to give us the hs ha.
What's the use Of saving money II
We are to be denied the privilege Of
buying grub with II!
Same place. same date: THE high
price Of foodstufs and the blind out.
cry and protest against the came
which We have heard during the lset
two years 10 but the preliminary
breath Of the storm which will become
hurricane unless remedy is found"
Now. Hortense, Penelope, Gertrude
and Betsy. roll up those dimity
sleeves, pull Of that chiffon zuave,
discard that rat and get into the dish.
pan and help dad make both ends
meet. Reginald, Artie. Gerald, come
hither. Sell THE auto, tear out the
phones, burn the bridge deck and
grab this pillow and go to;lraise vege-
tables for the lazy folks and keep this
glorious old country intact 90 that
the shadow of the starry banner may
continue to have Q place to cast itself.
Red Lodge Picket.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY IL. 1910.
WEATHER GOSSIP.

Theuuseasonable weather conditions
that have prevailed in many parts OF
Montana the past two months are q
repetition of IN experience that comes
occasionally, but not often. Extremes
of heat, cold, or drouth afford old.
time residents IN opportunity to recall
similar experiences in. the past, but %
such "reminiscences are usually related
from memory the data are frequently
inaccurate and do not give the neoes.
sary facts upon which 10 institute fair
comparisons.
A complete and Official record Of
weather conditions In northern Mon.
tans for the past thirty years has
been kept by the United States weather
bureau, in which the temperature and
precipitation of each day In the year
are carefully noted, thus preserving
In permanent form q mass Of informa-
ton relating to this subject. Refer.
ence 10 these records shows that the
present season, while exceptional ss
to moisture, is not . record breaker.
The months of May and June are
the all important periods of rainfall
for the farmers land stockmen who
need grain and forage crops. A spell
OF drouth or other unfsvorable condi.
tions during these two months fire.
quently blasts the hopes of early
springtime, and brings discourage.
ment and financial loss. Fortunately
this experienceIdoes not often afaict
residents OF northern Montana, who
are seldom disappointed in their ex.
pectations Of copious rainfall during
these two critical months.
According to official data OF the
United States weather bureau, the
average precipitation for May and
June in this part of Montana for the
past ten years has been ST inches, the
record for each;month, and the total
for the two monthe, being given in
At, orh;h;t.
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AMONG OUR NEIGHBORS.
A Grist Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

p SfI3t OF uIeUO8 from OUT
Northern Montana Exchanges.
Chester Signal: Almost two and .
half inches of rain the past week looks
mighty good to the dry lsnders.
Harlem News: The Indians 1t Fort
Belknap with iriends from Poplar,
Browning, Canadian points and other
places have been holding high carni.
val the past week. The camp was
pitched Just east OF the agency and
thronged with visitors from al parts
Of the state, bus lines running from
Harlem daily.
Shelby. News: Peter Wagner Of
West Butte, has just purchased the
ranch and stok Of Con Price, which
adjoins his old ranch. The deal in
volved about S15 900 and for which
Mr.. Wagner got about 600 acres Of
land, 800 head Of mixed stock cattle,
about sixty head Of good horses, tools
and machinery belonging to the ranch.
Chinook Opinion: Among the set.
tiers who have come out here to settle
on 800. acre ho~mestesds. 10 . sturdy
colony of Hollanders who have fled
here this spring. Known the world
over for their ability as fsrmers, Q
settlement of these people is always .
desirable addition to any agricultural
community. Fourteen families in all
have located on claims north and
south of town.
Chinook Opinion: Henry jess was
in from his Cleveland ranch Saturday
on business. He reports that q hail
storm struck in through that portion
of the mountains last week and did
considerable damage to crops. he
had q field of BATS that a practically
wiped out. The hail stones were piled
up seven inches deep in places after
the storm passed.
Glasgow News: A prairie fire
started about 18 miles west of town
last Sunday night, presumably by the
lightning striking . barn, and burned
over q broad strip of land for about
16 miles. Much grazing land vas
burned over, besides there being a
great loss through the destruction of
hay. The fire burned all night and
until Monday morning.
Valerian: Jake DeHart, . former
foreman of the Flying U ranch west
of Waller has returned to his fret love
and will in all probability acquire q
farm here, settle down and live hap.
PLY ever after. DeHsrt is q relic of
cowboy days to whom Texas, Mexico
or South America did not appeal and
his old stamping ground. although
transformed, is good enough.
Lewistown News: Pay Anderson, a
shearer who is employed at the Fergus
shearing pens in the Armells country,
has just established q record for the
year in the number of feeces removed
10 q nine hour day. The worlds re.
cord is said to be 286. Mr.. Anderson
has just succeeded in shearing 230.
Anderson is a slight man, weighing
but 126 pounds, but he is all there
when it comes to taking off the feeces.
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Snubbed.

Hamm-Do you recognize the profes.
sion? Ticket Man-Yes, but If you'll
stand out Of the line quietly l won't
give you away.-Cleveland Leader.
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A Friendly Greetino.

"How did you enjoy your vacation?'
"Ftne! 1t made a new man Of mel"
Il congratulate your wife, Ex-
change.
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"Prlnts All the News.''

II any reader of the RIVER PRESS
considers it worthy of recommendation
TO friends, the favor will be very hieh.
~ appreciated by its publishers.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
MUNICIPAL NEGLIGENCE.

This unprecedented New England 4rOuth of ten years duration and q shortage of 42 inches or nearly a fuII
 ears normal rainfall ln parts of this region has brought to light examples of municipal negligence in several states.
 The city Of Worcester has but a months supply of potable water on nan0 and the business uses of water have bsen cancelled, and "the Heart Of Hassa chusetts" is scuyrying around to save Itself from an experience as bad or worse than that of Norwich.
 Read the following from the Rut- land CVt) News:
 A careful study of the results of the examination Of your water sup ply during the Ia st ten years together with a study of the conditions obtain ing in the drainage area, from which sour supply is obtained. leaves no pos sfble doubt as to the constant risk #Ou are under of contamination of our water supply, and the Drobabil- ity, amounting to almost certainty that this supply al times gives rise 70 typhoid and other diseases of the excretory organs. In view of all these facts this board is of the unanimous opinion that your epidemic this year. ss well as those in past years. is due 70 water pollution Other factors like milk, flies or personal contact. may have played part in distributing the disease, but the water supply is primarily at fault
 The foreg oing is part of the official report of the state board of health to he Rutland board Of aldermen as the result of their examina tion of the ivy uhoid situation Why isn't the city liable for damages to the victims of typhoid on the strength of the above? If expert engineers reported that a bridge or sidewalk or street CT build ing had been notoriousIy unsafe for teu years. and the city had not caused the danger to se eliminated the one injured as the result of such unsafe -onGition would have no trouble in re- covering damages. Wherein does the public water differ in this respect from , any other public utility? We should be curious to see what the courts ould say on the proposition. al though we particularly disavow any sintention of melting damage suits gainst the city"
 if the Rutland News keeps it's eyes open it will see plenty of suits of this N.nd Tn the next year in dfTerenc states for several have already been brought at Rochester. N. Y. and suits from the same cause are liable to he brought elsewhere
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-23
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