The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-03-29

AS q result OF this order count 1rea'
surer Wood will draw a warrant In
favor of Chouteau county for sl27. so.
From Fridays Daily
Poultry supplies at Sharp Bros. y
Bring us your eggs. Sharp Bros. =
We will buy your butter and eggs.
Sharp Bros.
Field and garden and flower seeds
At Sharp Bros.
Baled blue joint hay, s2l.o 0 per ton.
T. c. Power g. Bro. Ltd.
All kinds of field and garden seeds
at T. c. Power & Bro, Ltd.
For sale, several thoroughbred
roosters. Inquire at this Office.
Chopped feed for sale at sl7.O0 per
ton, at T. G. Power & Bro. Ltd. =
Oyster she'll, ground bone, chick
feed and charcoal at Sharp Bros.
Winfield Tilden, of Victor, Mont,
is among the business visitors in
town.
Horses and a couple of second hand
wagons for sale At T. c. Power &
Bro. Lid.
We have the State Nursery Co.'s
and Northrup, King & Co.'S seeds.
Sharp Bros.
John w. Riley and Glenn E. Riley,
of Lewistown, H., were among the
arriv ais today.
A carload of seed spring wheat and
hulless barley just received. T. G..
Power & Bro, Ltd.
Mrs. 1nman, of Flat creek, was re.
ceived at the Sanitarium last evening,
for medical treatment.
Clothes cleaned and pressed. Also
two furnished rooms for rent. Mrs.
Krohn, Main street.
81. j. Thaxter arrived from Great
Falls today, to attend the funeral of
the late Mrs. Nottingham.
For sale, bed, chairs, dining table,
cupboard, child's bed and six.hole
range. Apply Van veen, city.
Mahlon Williams. of Big Sandy,
and John T. Isascson, of Virgelle,
arrived today on q short business
visit.
A declaration of his intention to be.
come an American citizen was filed in
the district court today by Nels Gil
lebo, a native of Norway.
Keep in mind the bargains in dried
fruits at T. G. Power & Bro. Ltd.
Pears, 2 lbs. for 15c; prunes 2 lbs. for
l5c; pitted plums 2 lbs. for loo; peach
es 1Oc per pound.
Have you had a guess on the suit al
our clothing department? Better &c,
one. 1t may mean a new suit, new
hat or new pair of shoes for you. T,
G. Power & Bro, Ltd.
Jos. A. Baker, Of Highwood, who
arrived from the east yesterday il
convalescing from surgical treatment
which be recently received in q Roch,
ester. Mimi, sanitarium.
You are invited t call and inspec
the new safety deposit boxes just in
stalled by the Stockmen's Nationa
bank. They will protect your valua
BILE papers from fire and robbery.
The remains of the late Mrs. Eph
rain Nottingham arrived today from
Missoula, attended by the three cons
of the deceased. Burial took place q
Riverside cemetery, in the nottingham
family lot.
Louis Nuda was received at tn
county Jail tod lay, to serve out q fin
of 500 for carrying concealed wea
pons, the penalty having been imposed
by Justice W. B. Piper, of Ravre
} The prisoner will remain in Jail TO
fifty days.
Great Falls Leader: Word ha
come from Riceville of the finding il
Belt creek, just below the Rice rancI
home, of the corpse of q nude, un
identified man. From appearance i
> was judged that the body had lain il
) the creek for several months. Au
thorities at Belt were notified, VIII,
took the body there and are holdinI
4 it pending an investigation.
; Helena Record: According to lo
cal florists and nurserymen flower an
vegetable seeds should not be plante
until the latter part of April or tn
first part of May. Better results vii
be secured by planting then than b
planting now. This, of course, doe
not apply to vegetables or flower
started in hot-beds. The ground, how
ever, can be put In condition, and th
more thoroughly it is prepared for th
. seed, the better will be the flowers an
vegeta bles.