The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-04


OF agricultural implements.
j. l.. Sprinkle, Of Chinook. a we'll
known stockman and capitalist of
that part of Chouteau county, is
among the business visitors in town.
Eighty FIVE cents will buy a large
box of delicious liberia peaches.
Now IL your chance to can for the
winter. Order early at T. G. Power
& Bro. Ltd.
William Hulbush has brought suit
ia the district court z ainst A. S.
Lohman, of Chinook, to q
balance alleged to be due on the pur.
chase price of 240, 600 brick.
A recent marriage in Helena is that
OF Claudius l. Toole and Helen Houl.
iston, both of West Butte. The wed.
ding took place Wednesday Rev. D.
B. Price performing the ceremony.
Marriage licenses have been issued
by the clerk of the district court to
Edward Ladeau. of Vireelle, and. Ada
Lemere, Of Fort Benton; and to VIII.
liam J. Thompson and Annie Lemere,
both Of this city.
Word a. received from Havret tod az
announcing the marriage of Miss
Annabel MacKipzie, q we'll known and
popular young lady Of that city, and
George w. Dewar, OF Seattle. The
wedding took place at Havre las,
evening.
The football season will open to.
morrow afternoon with a game be-
tween the Fort Benton and Havre
high school teams. 1t is understood
that Zach team has been drilling for
the event, and an interesting contes,
is expected.
Hans Rudolph returned today from
an eastern trip that included visits to
Milwaukee, Detroit and other cities.
Mr.. Rudolph confirms reports of crop
failures in many parts of North Da'
kota, where drouth has prev allied the
past season..
w. h. Taylor, of Saco, who is en-.
gagged in the sheep business In tina,
vicinity, was among the arrivals TO-
day. Mr.. Taylor reports several
cases in which there we're large losses
of sheep during recent heavy rain
storms, the iocks being scattered
through inability of the herders tc
control them.
Residents of the territory included
in the proposed new county of Hill
are preparing for the special election
to be held November 20, at which Off
cials of the new county are to be
chosen. A call has been issued for q
meeting to be held at Joplin tomor'
row, to organize a central committee
with power to call a county conven'
ton.
In the district court today a decree
was entered in the water right suit 0:
T. M. Everett and others, agains'
j ane M. Smith and others, an actor
affecting rights to the waters O
Parallel creek in which several resi-
dents Of Harlem and vicinity are in
terested. The decree establishes the
proportion ate rights of the parties in
terested in what is known as the Littl,
Ditch company.
7. j. Gown and wife, OF Belgrade
are visiting with MIR. and Mrs. Franz
McG uire, OF this city. Mr.. GOWN II
one OF the we'll known old-time resi-
dents of Montana, his arrival datinf
back to 1863 when be crossed the plain
by ox-team from Leavenworth, Kas
He engaged ia mining In Alder Gulcl
upon his arrival, but later took te
freighting, and during recen year.
has made q success at farming in tn
Gallatin country.
Great Falls Leader: Notice of ap
peal to the supreme court of tn,
state was filed in the district cour
this morning in the case of Jane
Lehman vs.. Michael B. Casey. Casey
objects to the ruling of the distric
court in it's denial to stay a sale o
personal and real property recent.
ordered. John Buckley was name.
as the receiver of the property in tn
judgment secured by Lenih an and hi
name appeared in the notice of ap
peal.
Don't trifle with a cold is good ad
vice for prudent men and women. !
may be vital in case of q child. Their
is nothing better than Chamberlain
Cough Remedy for coughs and cold
in children. 1t is safe and sure. Fo
sale by all dealers.
GREAT FALLS, Sept. 27.-Lowell s
SWingley was arrested on q charge