The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-04-19
CITY AND STATE.
From Wednesdays Daily

e. ~. AOAIeys VI JOpIlos IL among
the business visitors in town.
j. o. Swinney and wife. OF Clifford,
are among the visitors in town.
Gasoline and coal oil for sale in
any quantity It LaBarre's stable.
Send your watch and jewelry repair
work to D. G.. Lockwood's iewelry
store.
Attorney r. E. O'Keefe, Of Chinook,
is among the visitors attending dis.
trict court.
Jere Sullivan left for Helena yester-
day, to attend the Roosevelt reception
in that city.
A marriage license has been issued
to Guy L Mcclure, of Harlem, and
Ella G. Blanchard, of Helena.
Declarations of intention to become
American citizens we're fled in the
district court today by Axel Carlson
and August Carlson, of Harlem.
The jury In the civil suit of McCsr.
ter W. Tomfohr returned q verdict in
the district court yesterday in favor
Of plaintiff. Judgment to the amount
OF d. It's was awarded.
A suit for divorce has been filed in
the district court at Helena by Louise
Van Bambost, q resident of Havre.
The plaintiff prays for absolute sepa'
ration from her husband and q charge
of habitual intemperance and violent
temper and further alleges that be has
often threatened to kill her.
The civil suit of J. M. Raas, of
Clear Creek, against Fred Runyan
and U. S. G. Sharp was on trial In
the district court today. The plaintiff
seeks to recover damages amounting
to about $500 for grain and straw al
legged to have been destroyed by q fire
caused by a threshipg outfit owned by
defendants.
Prom Thursdays Daily.
w. P. Sullivan, of Lonetree, return.
ed today from an eastern trip.
J.. H. Miew aid, of Chinook, arrived
today on district court business.
S. A. Brockway, of Harlem, arriv.
ed today on q short business visit.
Il. B. Brooks, of the Chinook Opin.
ion, is among the business visitors in
town.
Attorney John G. Duff, Of Chinook,
arrived today on business before the
district court.
Hans H. Lehfeldt, of Big Sandy,
was received at the Ssnitarium yes.
terday for medical treatment.
Jno. A. Sandersop, Of Havre, coun.
ty coroner, arrived today to attend
the Klass murder trial in the district
court.
Robert Klay, Of the shonkin, is
under the care of a physician for a
badly battered head, caused by a kick
from a horse.
Carl E. Foss, Of Harlem, was one
OF the successful applicants at a state
medical examin alton held in Helena a
few days ago.
A declaration of intention to become
an American citizen was filed in the
district court today by J. N. Yden, of
Inverness, a native of Denmark.
Lieut.. f. L. Hartshorn, of the four
teenth U. S. infantry, and MAJOR J. J.
McGuinness, of the Montana national
guard, arrived today to inspect the
local company of the latter organiza-
ton.
Oliver St. German, Of Havre, has
fled q suit In the district court against
George Quay and others, to recover
the value of brick and other building
material alleged to have been supplied
to defend ants.
Jere Sullivan returned today from
attendance at the Roosevelt reception
in Helena. Mr.. Sullivan reports &
big crowd of Montana citizens at the
reception, who extended q warn
greeting to the former president.
The county clerks Office is in re
ceipt of q large number Of scalps O
wild animals that are being presented
for bounty. Under the new law, {
bounty OF S15 each is offered fol
scalps OF grown wolves, but very few
of this class are presented. For vol
pups and coyotes, the bounty is 8;
per head.
The Law School Of the University o
Montana is to be opened for instruc
ton in September, 1911. AS the frs
law school in Montana it's Inaugural
ton will be an important event In tn
educational history of the state
Hereafter the young men of Montan'
who wish to prepare for the profession
of law will be able to do so In ar in
stitution RECOGNIZED and supported q