The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-06-28

Morrison left this morning with the
warrant for Great Falls where the &C.
cused has been located.
Tn. For. Benton baud was officially
mus,ered. 10 Saturday evening IS the
r-rinar al hand Of the Second lnfan'
try, National Guard OF Montana, al
di-,ir c:inn held until recently by the
Bill L.- bAtd. Cap'.J. L. Tucker wa
10 Oh r ut the formalities, and First
Lieu. Johu V. Carroll was appointed
cunuaLd.r IF Tue DAud. The latter
cuus.-,s Of tseuy Eve members, and
will TIC suit CT ~ call TO any part OF
the ..a.-l,. fast roo p~ective engage
lneu. being the s.ate encampment to
be held 9. For. Harrison, near Hell.
emu n-xt mouth.
From Tuesdays DAILY.
Justice W. A. Ragan, OF Big Sandy
is q business visi,or IN the city today.
Mrs. William Green arrived today
from Maple creek, Can, on q visit
With Mrs. j. h. Green and daughter.
Mrs. Terence Reilly, who has been
a. ipnat OF ST.. Clair hoshital for
some time past, died at that ius.itu'
ton this morning.
George Elliott has opened q sm all
| livery aud feed stable, 10 rear OF ex.
press ~ufi:e. and wall give all business
b s best attention.
A marriage license was issued to-
day b! the clerk Of the district court
(, Louis W. Brandt and Laura E.
Kreug-r, both Of Rudy ard.
Declarations OF intention to become
American cit'zcns we're made In the
district cour. today by Tanner Ship
hard Wilson. of Chester. a native o.
Scott and and Henry G. Pierson, o.
Lo,hair. a native OF England.
The members OF Bethany Chapter
order Of the Eastern Star, we're hon
ored last evening by az official visi
from Mrs. Mary j. Powers, OF Grea'
Falls, Grand Matron Of the order
The business session was followed b!
. an enjoyab banquet and social en-
: tertainment.
A complaint has been filed in th
district court by w. M. Davis agains
II. G. Delaney, K. E. Dooley and Mix
: Mead, doing business as the Citizen
Bank of Clifford. for-the recovery Q
es45, claimed by plaintiff to have bee
deposited by him in the above bank
He also asks interest It the rate of
per cent from the 18th day Of Septen
Der. 1910.
$ There have been no developments Il
local markets the past week, the tran:
actions formerly reported havin
established the values at which futur
o trading may be done. A news ite'
from Malta says the B. D. Phillip
clip of about 400, 900 pounds has bee
sold to q Boston buyer at 1S cent
g and that the George Jones clip
!, 100, 600 pounds has been sold at Il
o same figure.
j., Word has been received from Lie
re Angeles, Cal, announcing the deaf
n OF Col. James King, a former old.tin
Is resident OF Helena. Col. King can
re to Montana by the Missouri riv'
N route in 1862, and was prominent
n the early day business aft airs OF Il
m territory. O!d-time residents OF tn
ID locality we're we'll acquainted wi
e, Col. King, who was On occasion
a visitor here.
A petition from the labor organic
. tions of Hsvre was received by t
y: county clerk today protesting AGAR
> the military law of the state and
manding that q referendum vote on
'r' subject be submitted on the poop
The clerk is busy checking up I
s' names on the petition with the reg
tration lists, previous TO certifyi
EFT same 10 the secretary of state. I
petition contains GO signatures, I
Ice enough to entitle it to recognition.
Am Great Falls Leader: Jerome Ke
ID nerly, the halfbreed Indian, . grad
ate of Carlisle university. and . b
ay Their OF Perry Kennerly, the Blackf
Is, Indian lawyer, vas arraigned befe
OF Justice Stafford this morning on
ng charge of forgery. 1t is alleged Il
lge Kenner!y forged the name OF
'st' Kipp, the Browning merchant, to
check for $40, which he passed at
let Stockholm beer hall. Kennerly ask
sa- for more time before entering
C, plea.
''e' Creamery Destroyed BY Fire.