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

From Wednesdays Daily
L. S. Aubrey, of Havre, is among the
business visitors In town.
Send your watch and jewelry repair
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
A decla alton of her intention to be-
come an American citizen was filed In
the district court today by Hannah NJ.
Hart, of Cbester.
A marriage license vas issued by
the clerk of the district court today to
George w. Hartman and RaRna B..
Renal, both Of Chinook.
Sterling Smelling, Of the Shonkin,
who 10 among the visitors In town, 10
preparing to start on . pleasure trip
to the Hawaiian Islands.
Clifford and Cecil Kinder, who have
been located at Portland, Ore, the
past year arrived In the city this
morning on q visit with their folks.
supt. J. w. Lenning, Of the city
schools, left today for Berkeley,
Calif., where he will take q summer
course OF study at the state univer.
sity.
A recent marriage at Great Falls is
that of Wayne D. Elder and Ruth M.
McMurtrie, OF Highwood. The cere.
mony was performed by Justice W.
q. Stafford.
In the district court today, az order
was made appointing J.. H. Hanson
guardian of property owned BY H. c..
Madison, who vas recently committed
to the insane asylum.
In examining the Blaine county
petition, which contained 6Sl sigma.
lures, the county commissioners cut
irregular. This leaves GAL names on
the petition, less than the necessary
one half OF the 1891 registered voters
in the proposed new county. The
petitioners were given until Saturday
to prepare afidavits in support of
their claim that $50 or more names on
the several registr alton lists are those
OF persons who are dead or who have
left the country.
Prom Thursdays Daily.
Miss Leafey Rome, of Chinook,
arrived this morning on q visit with
relatives in this city.
Born, at St. Glare hospital, June
%, 1911, to the wife of Ezra L. Crane,
of the county clerks Office, q sou
Jeremiah Collins, of Helena, and
Samuel M. Brady, OF Livingston.
arrived this morning and left this
afternoon for the Collins.B Brady Land
company's ranch, near Lonetree.
Declarations of intention to become
American citizens we're filed in thu
district court today by Frank ane
G gorge Turtle, Of Clifford, natives
of Ireland, and Harry Marcus Man
CHAM, of Harlem, q native of Canada
A suit was commenced in the distric
court today by the Citizens Nationa
Bank of Havre against Mary O. Solo
man to Gov on two votes, aggre
eating s3,377.86. Action was als'
commenced by VIM. H. Blood agains
Thomas H. Murphy, administrator o
of the estate of Michael H. Murphy
deceased, to foreclose a real estat
mortgage given to secure a note TO
$1,000.
A telegram from Adjutant Genera
Phil Greenan of the Montana Nations
Guard announces that he will arriv
in the city next Saturday for the pull
pose of mastering in the Fort Bento
band a. the regimental band OF til
Second regiment Montana Nations
Guard. The Billings band, whic
formerly held that honor, has bee
disbanded, leaving q vacancy whic
will be creditably filled by the hon
organization.
Great Falls Leader: Word was RI
ceived by Sheriff John A. Collins la:
evening that Jack Davis and To
Beslin, wanted here for stealing Gig
horses from the T. G. Power ranch
Suunyside, had been arrested in Va
ley county q mile east of Glasgow (
Deputy Sheriff Calderwood, OF tn
county. Deputy Sheriff Curtis De
mis- will leave tonight for Glasgow
bring the men to Great Falls. tt
men were arrested near the Nilsson
river, and at the time they had Gig
horses bearing the "Flying b. Il
Sunnys!de ranch brand. The hors
were taken from the Power ran
about 10 days ago. The bunch
horses were seen being driven throuf
Harlem and Sheriff Collins sent wol
along the main line OF travel in no
thern Montana to look out for t
party.