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oeo Steonst, og iRrIig De itaaenoe
8omiteer for line sreie arrangemcn.
ter o. utr9ttelige Irbeibe.
Sopeofomiteen beitoo al Sobn
9ebmer, Grit 8. 8uIspif og s. q.
0elion. Den onoen Sontite beitoo al
u. 9. Sboen, 8. g. Saftorn og 8.
8. Saligen. SiSie WGto bar poa
Sarten belle Si0en, og mango al oS
bar Dem at taffe for, at ri blanot
1000 Wenneifer ian mart fonot bore
SIegtninee, Sfolefmerater og
9arnoomsoenner fra Rorge, ION oi
life boooe Jet paa 80 q 40 Iar. Boa
SpiororirJ al Dor Sagaifrioer, Ole
2op6offen, bapbe 6loappringerne ct
Wpoe for zig ieIp for at enes ON at
faa leiet Ell paalioeIig Wanb | Horge
til at optaee en- Stateitif oper ale,
iom er uopanoret fra bette Rreite-
gieIo, ira De oler fsrite og op til
oenne Sio.
Genge fom ms paa Steoet til Sette
Giemeo. 1oa 6orilag bIep unbertegs
nebe pnlgt til at forreiponoere meo
Sbor s.. 9usen, og iaa bom til at
pantaqe iig Bette Nrbeioe. RpS, Sol
oq andre TreitegieIb / 9aler boooe
alereoe faaet bette ubisrt.
8eo afreiien fra Steonet fom 6or.
retningSmPnoene | 9rooten oq ODER.
rafte mig en- Gbecf poo 500 til Sol.
fegapen for Soaingbnl, og for boiI.
fet leg bermeo brin9er Sem &alin'
aerres bierteIiqite Sof. 0ette iii ct
felqeppr6iqt Grempel for andre
@ner, iom foor SallinqitGpnpt.
SSnobrocf, g. Q, 30te Sunni 1911.
SereS,
@len Gnenion @etren).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
Torofioroiaeet.

IprbfiorbldgetS SiGpnc / @iuueapos
liz bIep inSIeSet meb Ell imut Sariet
/ Irf auditorium ON Gffeneu Den 21oe
Sltui. GrrdugemeutstomiteeiL huornf
@rof. g. Settle, RortbfeIb, bar Sornnuo
oG g. g. SGtber. minneapolis, @icefors
mani, bapoe uooet oper 300 8i9iter.
@prbeue bar nnbeIis Spftet, % ben 0tub.
TOM isrpereSes, imdste fortrrffsIiat;
SoIerue bar rbeu lIubtaeIie peIpttebc.
og Stemniu9eu TnNer belle SdntetterI
bar bpperIig.
9i9iterne bleb buot nelfommen at 9as
gets Sormanb, Bait. R. ). WeIauS, 2ooi.
gSi5. Yait. q. IS. .oauee, 9alpIep,
Mirn., boIbt SaIeu for @merita %
NorDfioroingerne I amerifa, Or. g
8inberg. 2ate Bari, braete en- Silieu
fra Rorofiorb, bbor ban babe p9ret paa
8eis9 ifior, mebeus 2a9et boIot lit fsrite
StGoue / gfinnenpolis; Or. Carl SoIs
ietb, 8rooten, Wiun., fortnlte ON noriie
2Gger, Tom ban iutte ! eperite aInsie.
q. 6. Worf fra gritelpn boIot Ell Iioen
Sale % f~ortaIte en- 6iitorie. Samtli8e
SaIcr bIcb boIot pao 9orif, flere / Roros
f%loroSialette1r. Riis ella 8immeitaS OPP
onrtebe meb Siauorumre ag Soften az
ilrttebes meS NfipugcIien al ga, pi Elf
fer
SoluueIdaets Sormaub, Gmituo. Sits
mo al @rano Sorts, q. 8, 9alorisiams
banSetS Sormano, Prof. q. u. gebIeu
oe 8uSbranOsosleu Bait. 3. 8. 2abL,
RinueapoIis, boISt ogiaa SaIer.
2a9ets Sorretuir85msbe bolotes /
SormibSog / Gourtbuiets SorinmIins5s
iol uuoer Suitor 8. 3. NeIano5 Sors
iGbe. 2a9ets gmbeo5m9uo bIeo aieus
balgt: Sormaub. GAIT. R. 5. ReIano.
2ooi 8is.; @~iteformano, Yrof. g. Bog
itao, Sarge, 81. o; SetretGr, Sait. 8.
Gllberieu. ga crosse. Bis.; aasierer.
8nit. 4. q. RorS, Rite cafe. @is. 81.
rettsr for ire Gar, 8rofesior 9. settle.
Rortbfelb. Riuu. I'll forreipouoerenoe
Setretrr pulgtes Or. Giitein 8inberg,
GATE Bart, Riur, % til Sagdiiriber
@rof. g. I. @immcitao @nIesoile, @is.
Qaeets 8eprRientaHter beo BET Reoe.
Tom boIbies / WiuueapoIis ifior Seit
meo ReprGieutanter for n9iter ale
gpsOelag. rapportereoe, % Hor6fioroIas
get beiIutteSe at oGre meo be andre Gag
/ Seitrineen at 17be giai 1914 meb en-
i~tornrtet fGues Set. Bait. 8. ). gRes
lamb pnIgtes til YorSfioroIasets ReprGs
~ieutdrt paa Nrraugcmsutsfomiteeu for
Soften. Bait. 81. Huoerieu paIgtes til
AZ repr9ientere RorofiorbIaset pdd aos
miteen, iom Hal iorbauble ON ltogipeIs
fen al Ell fpues Organ Tor ale @ngoeIug.
@orbfiorSingerre bsiIutteoe at iubitpSe
fin Sci at ct $4,000 @nrantifonb for
17be Raifeiteu.
en- &omite paa Ell Rane fra bert
RrGfteairIS uouGoutes for at frem.
tomme mco SoriIag iii eu Bdbe til Yoros
fiorb / 1914. Seure aomites ReSlems
mer % bet SrGitegirIS. be reprrieutes
rer. er Tom fsIger: !. ". Sanion. Stpn;
2r. giitein 8iubera. Rorbfioroeio; Y.
9. SRtbcr. 2npiter; 2. SoIem. Sors
ninebdl; G. 6. @immeitdS. 8Ioppeu;
elias Ha6ie, Snouitcn os u. Strsmme.
Selie.
Sio os Sieo for nGite aarsmsSe bIep
oberInot til SeitpreIisH at beitemme.
ON gftermiooaeen boIot 2aeei en- Sris
lufrsieit / Rinuebdha Bart meo SaIer
al Yrof. 9ositao ON Dor @inlb til
Rober Rorae~ oa groi. e. T. Gimme
itaS ON "@ore Yionserer".
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
Sra Uutio 90 Sortio.

s oct nplig oifentliggiorte engel.
tie Budget er Der bIanot nnSet be.
TENT, at Weolemmer al llnoerbu.
Jet IfoI ~aiIsnnes meS 50, at &c
life ital npoe nosen Gritotuin9 for
H~eiieubgiiter, life oGre berettiget til
rogen BENTON, og al HreIter, Der
trGffer Coming al Staten life iom
Observation-Disclosures fan hope ncget
SiaGg beriil.
Sette bar bragt en- Sfribeut / ct
al De amerifanife Soablaoe til al
onltiIe 9etro9tninger oper bore Snn'
~areSm9n0s Ssnringer | ben isrite
Sio eiter at 9anbct baobe o~ffoitet set
enaeIife alag. Mon be1puote mcb at
betalc fine anngreSmGnb So pr. Tag
/ ATTN Sieneite, men oenne Ssu blep
mart iorhsiet iii SIS. Get unr / 1916.
al Ser bleo iaitiot ri aorIia Con al
$1,000 for Weolemmer al San6etS
I~ougiucnbe SoriomIiug, % omeno'
ifisut bette moa nuiceS FOR at barre
Ell nofida tarpcli9 Sage. bar BOG
~iaaoaune ubsoeIige StotSmpno iom
GIop, Calhoun, @ebiter % andre,
iorneiebe bermeb.
8 bine Gage bar set boa iorbun.
oct meo betpoeIiee llolGg oa Ell bel
Del 8onitelighe6er at reiie ira De
ioritinige Stater iii Sopeoito6en, oa
Der maatte gisreS Observation-Disclosures
til at aonareSienS Meblemmer hir'
oe fomme inb til @oibinaton og
hiem igien. "a tppe Wil minoes
iom Ell pnSienoe 3ogsreiie pnn Se'
iterngacn, bleu bette brugt iom Mna.
leitof, 90 / Ben Sio, ga aongreSmGn,
bene aflsnueoeS meS Sc Or. Gog. er.
boIbt De oltiaa oaiaa Sc for bper
tpoe 0fiI be moatte rciie. og oo
TnaIsnneu iorhsiebc8 iii IS, bIcu
oaino NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iorbolOS'
bis forsaeoe.
Wan fan LET indie. at oisie Reiie'
go~otaisrelier mart uopifleoc iia iii
Ell SfnnbaIe, iiGr eiter at @eior.
SrinaSmibIer og @eie list eiter Iiot
blep iaaoanne, at Reiieu / 8irfelig.
beoen life bIep ino msiiom og lang.
porig. Wtuu peb iaule6eS, at Son,
gre$manb SbomaS Benton 9ioroe
Sororing pno 50 900, Tom ban paa,
too Of babe tiIgooe al Heiieaootgis.
Keller, i6et ban life / iaa tor ll0.
~itrpfniug bauoe beupttet ii9 oerai,
iom cnfeltc al bans aoIle9er - og
benne Sorbriug bIep pirfeIig betoIt.
&ongresmpn0eneS He~iiegootgis.
reIie er MI 90 Gepts pr. Wil, buil.
fet naturIigpis er mere emo nogen
pripat Observation-Disclosures uiloe
inolooe iia paa at betale Tine 6unf.
tionGrer, % beSuocn paoitaaeS Ser,
at man tiIbels / en- u~tiIbsrlig 8rab
benptter Jig berni. Ger or iaaleoes
blepen anisrt, at Reprpientantbuiet
for life IPn9e iioen beuiIgeoe iig ielo
Reiieoootaisrelie unOer Ell 6erie,
iom / @irfcIi9beoen ilet life iauot
Steo.
Gen aarlige Con al $4,000. iom
er iorilaoet for Gn9lanoS 2oogiuere,
pil ibpertfaIo bringe bette SanoS
gmbe6smGnb iii at imile. iii
Sommenligning onisres, at SoruoS
2egiSIotur iioite girter peotog ct
SopforiIdg, boorpeo asiiiterenoe
GountpauSitor / Rolf Gountp fon
bare Ell 2sn, Ser npiten naor op til
bpao llnoerbuiets NieoIemmer iislge
bette Budget Ifitl6e er6oIoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
VIanteartcrncs 2lutal.

6or omtreut 1920 Mar ii6er
fienote SbeophraituS ca. 500 iorifiel.
Ilge Elanter, o. 800 Mar ienere ueo
B~egpnoelim al Dor S%ioSreguing taIte
Giosfori6eS omtrcnt 600 Nrter. On.
trino Naret 1850 fienote goubin
5,266 FInntearter. Seioa Slime
funoe omfring Mioten al oet 1SSc
aa%rbunoreoe blot opierc S.55t for.
lflelliae Artcr. Den olerebe i 1919
talte De Ganoole alene 10000 Tor.
lfielige 5auerogomer eler bIomiter.
bPrenoe Blanter. 3 1916 fun6e9iuO,
!cp opfsre ca. $4,000 iaaoonne o.
Ioret 1856 aniIog 9udortre antaI.
let al fienOte 6anerogamer til ca.
100000 Irter. vi arpptoaamer,
Vlanter, iom iorplanter fla oeo
SiPlp al Sporer, tulte ban $4,000.
Spu aar ieuere auilog SaccorOo I'm.
lGuet az tlerl0fe Elailter III 1Il,OUU
arter, buorai ooer 100000 6nnero.
GAMER, % / 9iosifriftet "Science"
ouisrer Yroiesior pes lInioeriitetet
Rebroifa. Charles g. gesiep, at
pore Gage mat artalet al Blontear.
ter, iom er 8otnniferne b~efienSt, an.
iIaae8 til ca. 100000. : Sammen.
Iigning me6 bette antaI moa 9iune'S
.s,551 grtcr betegreS iom megct BE-
ifeoeut, % BOG er muliaers oisie
100000 Nrter I'm SoIppurten al De
Eluuter, iom iiuoes; @eSiep mener
nerlig, al ser poa Soroen eriiterer
omfrina 100000 Rlantearter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

@ir5. Charles anipaugb. y. n.
f. aimmeG, 9oble 60, Suoiorn,
ifrioct:
"Gerrma bar uPret en- 9eliignelie
Tor mig. Sea iSler mig trpg / at
iiae. al oct ~ireIitc nit 2ip, ioet ieg
unr belt neobruot % qanifc efenoig
Ga lea beapuote at taae Ceres BE.
rllnn, men er mn puupei til georing.
sea fon life tnffc Gem iormeget."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
Observation-Disclosures

8eo Subelipnooen / 9ecorab 1903
organilereOeS SpnoOenS Breltefones
ioreninJ. Gen ms0te Der / ct. Baul
GirsOag gftermiooag til oct iterite
Mts0e, iom / 6oreningenS Siitorie
bar pGret bolot. Wtan palgte ierit
@mbeosm9tO. iii 6oreninsens 6or-
manO palgtes Mrs. 6. s.. 9reus, Ge.
corab Ga; Siceformano, WrS. $.
9ee, Baltic, 9. O.; aasierer, Nrs.
g. Seroe, minneapolis, Wtinr., %
til Sefretpr Mrs. $. SsrOe, Star.
bucf, Wtinn.
9errlGit fog man fore ben Sag,
Tor builfen De iPrlig bar beiIuttet at
arbeibe, nemlig S~nOiamIingen al
Yense til ai6b al en- 2utber Stotue
peo 2utber College.
Ser bar til Cato in6iamlet oms
firing $1,000. Set er BOG 6orenin-
gems Wenira, at man ifaI iamIe
$4,000 til oenne Stotlte. Sor imib-
Iertio at bette arbeibe fan bli fllo.
fsrt inSen Sen Itore 90 aors Set Tor
9lttber College, Ser afboIbeS / Sfto.
Der, n~eoiuttes Ell &omite iii at unber-
iege % beItine Statrer. 9enne So.
mite beitoo Of Soreningen8 ereflttp
aomite og fire Waub, Grof. 6. &.
Greus, &unitmaler 8. @alita % en-
treble Wanb, iom bGlaes al De TO
fernGonte. 9og mou 8omiteen life
operifri0e, boaO Ser bepilges, remItg
$4,000. SmioIertib ifaI SnoiamIir.
gen fortiptte8 meo al mulig 8roft,
for at noor 6enne Statlte, iom beitiI.
les / StaIien, til Soften ifaI %ofiIsres,
ga far bore fltIbt betoIt. gue Spin.
Ser, iom er interesiereOe / So5en, be,
oes in0ienoe line 9iorng iao mart
iom mulig.
Get er at boabe, at ct fort NntaI
al SpnoOenS 9reitefouer oil funne
pGre tilitebe i 9ecorab peo afiIsrin.
gen Sen 14oe Sftober. 9lanot Be
Greitefoner, iom er tiIIteoe peO Sp-
nooemeoet, fan nppnes:
Mrs. 6. g. 9. Soel, Sofa, @is.,
Mrs. 6. 9. Gifenes, Soerbp, q. o,
Mrs. 8. s. Seroee, minneapolis,
Winn., Wrs. 8. 81. Stub. Seattle,
Sab, 0trs. 8. Sosoes, Rltgbp, q.
9af., Mrs. so. g. 9ub, GIrap, @is.,
WrS. q, SO. Breus, O%tinreupolis,
Minn., Mrs. 81. 8. @aien, Minnes
opoIiS, Minn., Wrs. 8. SroaI, Heo
@ing, Weinn., Mrs. q. 8. Brandt,
WcSorlanb, @is., Wrs. s. 8. Sp.
tier, 6oiston, Mtinn., Mrs. .. g.
@reftben, anaconba, Wort., WrS.
g. z. &eque, ct. Bai,l, Winn., Mrs.
8. s. @ein, Caledonia, Winn., Mrs.
g. SsrSe, Starbucf, Winn., Wrs.
s. GoienQuiit @aloetpin, isis, Wrs.
6. Rorogaarb, Spofane, 8oib.,
Mrs. s. gaaler, Spin 8aQep, Min.
neiota, MrS. Olaf 9orge, 8ancouper,
.9r. Columbia, Mrs. GarI Grers,
Wanitopoc, @is., @rs. 8. q. 9raa.
flaot, Gperett @aib., NrS. 30. g.
SroaI, Soft, Wtinn., Wtrs. 8. 8. 8.
Yreus, Sos augeIes. Gal, Mrs. 8.
80. @umberion, Sobofer, q. g., Wtrs.
g. 9angietb, Rrinceton, Minn., Otrs.
s. 9ee, Baltic, 3. g., WrS. Z. ..
Colo, Belgrade, Ntinn., MrS. 6. 5.
Chill, @rooe Gitp, Wtinn., Ntrs. 8.
IL. gse, @nuIan, 8is., Mrs. 6. %.
oicf, 8lo5a, g. o, Mtrs. %. Seisen,
War, q. O., Mirs. s. SaIporion,
3ocf0ale, 8is., gtrs. o. z. See,
8lenpoo0, Winu., Mtrs. q. Seebulls,
2ocuit, Soma, WrS. 9. 9aalion, Gil;
pana, @ai6., Rrs. q. Smeobp, Rio,
@is., Mrs. s.. Solum, Siour Sails,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
On ATTN 5attur / Rebueerius Of 9ius.
uosiiterue.

On al De melt popuIGre SuSretuiuger
Il! Heouteriug uf DC oGgIige llNaiirer I
Susbolouiugeu er ~Sbe Yeu Serfectiou
Oh SCOT StoUe". SrlIgeu at Slies
Sropes. f~oretruitet iremfur Sc trrtteHSe
&eo eIler Auloune, / bUilte carmen
n,na buIoe5 gaaeuoe beitGuSigL bur
iyrcot iig burtig ! DC iioite War. feb ont
mango al Den sdmmsIoGgie Sort tuHoe
trTuge Nritlt. Set or pGn 6riuo al at
al SIgT % 8sa ialber bort og at man
bar Gnueuot ale muIige 6or6sSriuger
fem grinrirg o. Gent hIuoe f~rsmbrinse.
a. Stauoaro Oil G~ompdnp's -gtep Ser'
lection tunoe piuoe Der EGUu ben med
Gre tan brre.
Seuue Gun CT aItio iGrois for Drug.
peo Chen at ar Den er Ietuinbt % burs
tig. rsRSIig % eionomiit. Sen iparer
S~usmoSereu for meget grnSert % bGarst
arbeiSe. ou Der life er bserteu Sui eler
Geo at barre eaer Vile AZ bore bort. Set
iparer osiaa paa benbes SeIie 90 araf'
ter, for Dc; BOILER Gistteuet rleget iols
ocre euS nogcu GHoeu Ranse gieunem
81 oarme Sommermaaueeer en- Sors
BEL iom eubper apinoe burtig pfI iette
Sris paa.
Zen uoisrer nIt / Retniug az &oss
ring iom en- auI eQer @ds Spn trr giss
re. oa / en- Rem Serfeetiun Ocu bar De
ben melt iuIetomne % met e~ffefripe
&ieitenopn paa gearieset.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-07-07

Snmalinm "6usoeuneu- CT mooiaeeu |
soo crben, oa ben CT alt oi fan snie en-
sUmaiitHs at bare. Zen eisr soot arbetee
90 sdnr LET.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11
Pleasant Valley Jottings.

Dick Darnielle, who has been at
Le,hbridge, Alberta, for the past few
weeks, has returned to his homestead.
He is better pleased than ever with
this country.
Mrs. James Fardy and her brother.
William Primus, have gone to Nez
Perez, Idaho, for q Welt with their
parents.
W. A. Bauks, OF lilo, Idaho, is here
visiting his brother-iu.law, O. w.
Simmons, and looking over the coun'
try with q view of locating.
The Pleasant Valley school moved
into the new school house Mond az
For four weeks the teacher, Mist
Coda Knowles, has been holding
school IN her shack.
The citizens OF the valley are to b
congratulated upon their large heart
eduess and progressive spirit. AL
the money for the school house ant
most of the work on the building ha'
been donated. TIE building wa
honored and graced by some OF tn
women who showed knowledge an
skill in saving boards and drivinI
nails. Even H. II. Dimock, of tn
Marias showed his interest and goo
will by coming ten miles or more t.
help. The work was under the direc
tion of a good carpenter, r E. Moede
AS ct the building is unfinished in
side but can be finished as soon a
all the pledges are paid. A socia
and supper will be given In the schoc
house saturday night, the proceed
to be used to buy coal. W. E. E
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11
To Name Hill County Officials.

According to advices from Havre,
the meeting Of delegates from the
several precincts in the proposed new
county Of Hill was a harmonious
gathering. The meeting was held at
Joplin a Jews days ago, and was ar.
ranged by the Hill county committee
of Havre for the purpose of forming
an organic alton that will have author.
ity TO call conventions for the nomina.
ton of candidates for the various of.
fees to be filled by a majority vote at
the special election on November 20.
1t was decided to hold a non.par.
tisan or citizens' convention on
October 81, Chester being designated
as the meeting place, and it is expected
that a complete ticket will be nomi'
mated on that occasion. II there 10 nc
counter movement by the insurgents,
q nomination by this convention viii.
be equivalent to election.
The representation IN the convention
will consist OF n delegate at large
from each precinct, and one delegate
for each rs registered voters or frac
ton of that number, the list of regis
tered voters on October II to form the
basis of the apportionment.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11
Free Scholarship In State College

Many students In the high schools
of the state are not aware, perhaps, OF
the fact that the state board Of educa-
ton places a high premium on excel.
lence of scholarship 10 the accredited
high schools. In accordance with the
rules of the state board of educ alton
the student in each accredited high
school who leads his class in grades
is entitled to a free scholarship in the
Montana State college of agriculture
and mechanic arts, for the four years
of his college course.
While the fees charged At the col
lege are merely nominal as compared
| with the actual cost of the schooling
offered, being largely the cost of ma
terials used in laboratory courses, yet
when these fees are added up for the
four years, the value Of the four.year
scholarship in hard cash amounts to
anywhere from $40 to 1925, according
to the course chosen. This is a
really large cash prize for an excel
lence in scholarship we'll worth going
after for its own sake, and for
young person ambitious to get ar
education it is really a very considera'
bic percentage of the cost of q college
course.
A large number of the honor stud
ents from the Montana high schools
are now enjoying free scholarships a
the Montana State College OF agricul
ture and mechanic arts.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11
Automatic Quick Lunches.

Residents of northern Montana who
had the pleasure of acquaintance with
Rev. Harry E. Robbins, rector of the
Episcopal church in this city about
ten years ago, will be interested In
the news tina. he Is identified with q
novel business enterprise in Philadel.
phia. The venture 10 known as the
American Automatic Service CON-
pany, a concern that is supplying
equipment to restaurants that dis
penses with part of the cost of run.
ming that class of business.
The automatic lunch service, &C.
cording to q prospectus issued by the
company, is q slot.machine device
that was Originated in Germany about
fifteen years ago, and is In successful
oper alton in various parts OF Europe.
The apparatus is made ia sections,
each containing Que kind OF the sew
eral articles listed on the bill Of fare,
and the patron becomes his own waiter
by visiting the sections that supply
the kind of food he desires.
In front of the machine there ia a
slot for the coin, and by raising a
glass door a plate of whatever food
is to be supplied comes automatically
to the front. The convenience of the
system is illustrated by the statement
that "a nan enters an automat, sees
what he wants in q glass case, pro.
tected from flies and dust. drops a
coin, takes a lunch, eats it and goes
The device Is SO arranged that any
price food from five to twenty cents,
can be served by the insertion OF ad.
ditional nickels.
1t is announced by Mr.. Robbins
and his associates in this new bust
ness enterprise that the automatic
quick lunch is in operation in Phila'
delphia and Atlantic City establish
ments, and the demand for the ma
chimes promises to increase from year
[ year..
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11
SIXTY YEARS IN MONTANA
Charles Chouquette Was a Veteran
Pioneer Of the State.

Pioneer Of the State.
A record OF over sixty years. resi-
dence 10 Montana was credited to
Charles Chouquette, q we'll known
citizen OF Teton county who died at
his home on the Blackfees alton
= few weeks ago. A writer in Forest
aud Stream, who was intimately &C.
qnainted with the old pioneer, says
Mr.. ~Chouquette came to what Is now
Montana in 1874, twenty years before
its territorial government was organ.
lied, and presents q biographical
sketch which says in part:
Not long after Charles Chouquette
reached Fort Union came the terrible
smallpox, when the Indians gathered
about the post aod died there In ap.
palling numbers. The employees of
the fort buried them as they could,
but a last, when freezing weather
came, it was impossible to dig
trenches for this purpose and the
bodies were stacked up like cordwood
to await the return OF spring and the
thawing of the ground.
During his residence at Fort Union
Charles Chouquette was often chosen
for tasks of difficulty and danger.
He often carried dispatches from Fort
Union to the nearest post to the east.
ward and the stories that he told Of
night rides In summer and OF foot
journeys 10 winter, when dogs c arried
packs of mail. we're Of extraor binary
interest.
After years of service at the mouth
OF the Yellowstone, he moved up the
Missouri river to Fort Benton, and
later lived at Sun river and Choteau.
After a time he left the service of the
fur company and became a free trap.
per, following that vocation during
the cas- when furs were prime, aud
after the fur season closed occupying
himself with other pursuits. In one
OF his trapping journeys he wandered
into the then unknown Yellowstone
park. Here or near here his horses
we're stolen by Indians, probably
"sheep eaters" or Crows, and he was
Obliged to return to Fort Benton or
foot, carrying his scauty provision:
on his back. He used to say that the
Indians Of those days regarded the
Yellowstone park SIS sacred ground
aud that they used to boil antelope il
, Q hot spring and considered that food
their most powerful medicine in sick
ness.
In the year of 1866, when Governor
Stephens made the first great treaty
with the Upper Missouri Indians
Blackfeet, Gros Ventres, Assinni
: BONES, Grows and Sioux-Charle|
t ChouQuette was one of the interpreter
e during the eight days of the council
ing. Before this he had chosen a vii
o and made his home among the warlik
2 Blackfeet on the upper Missouri an
Marias rivers, aud here and anon
these people he died as he had lived
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11

age, was placed under arrest near
Belt for the alleged theft Of about lOO
bushels of OAK, taken from q barn be-
longing to John Keaster near High.
wood at sunrise this morning. Wal
lace admitted to Sheriff Collins and
Deputy Sheriff Curtiss Dennis that
he had broken into the barn and had
deiiber ately stolen the fax.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11

Conrad Independent: If the asser-
ton oft.time made by the successful
farmer that fall irrigation insures q
bum per crop the following year, then
northern Montana will certainly have
that same aforementioned bumper crop
next season. The farmers who irri'
gated last fall without exception had
the largest yields this year, but In no
case was the ground ever soaked to
such an extent as this fall.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11

James Griffin, of Chinook, who had
charge Of the Chouteau county display
at the state fair, reports the award of
premiums to several of the exhibits
from this part Of Montana. First
prizes we're won by Chouteau county
alfalfa seed, fax seed, dry land root
crops, millet, blue joint hay, largest
and best collection Of non.irrig ated
products, and several awards In other
divisions.
A big shipment OF beef cattle owned
by the Shonkin Stock association and
the Pm outfit was loaded at Big Sandy
yesterday, with Tacoma as its desti.
nation, the shipment forming part of
the purchase made by the Carstens
Packing company some time ago.
Major T. A. Cummings, George L.
Overfeld, Chas. 81. Green and NAL
colin Morrow represented local owners
at the loading.
Among the arrivals today were II.
w. Turner and wife and J. E. David.
son, of Butte, who are making az
automobile trip to the Milk river
country. Messrs Turner and David.
son are on q our Of inspection tina,
contemplates the construction Of az
electric power line from the dams a,
Rainbow falls and the big falls OF the
Missouri river, when the latter shslI
have been completed.
Great Falls Leader: After q long
search OF the roads between here and
Highwood, J. F. Wallace, "a years O.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11

The best plaster. A piece OF flannel
dampened with Chamberlain's Lini-
ment and bound on over the affected
parts is superior to . plaster and costs
only one tenth as much. For sale
! by all dealers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11

Lame back is one of the most com
mon forms of muscular rheumatism
A few applications of Chamberlain
Liniment will give relief. For sale b,
all dealers. \