The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-03-29
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturdays Daily.


among the business visitors 10 town..
Attorney John Collins, of Harlem,
arrived today on district court bust.
ness.
Thos. j. Todd. a former resident Of
city, arrived today from Gait,
Canada.
o. G. Osnes, the we'll known Kner.
vile stockman, Is visiting with Fort
Benton friends.
A marriage license has been issued
at Great Falls to D. NJ. Jacobsen and
Bertha Severson, both of Chinook.
Roy F. Clary, of Great Falls, q
member of the livestock firm OF J. b.
Long b Co., was among the arrivals
from the west tod ay.
The election of school trustees In
each district will be held next Satur.
dsy, the fret Saturday in April, which
10 the date provided by the Montana
school laws.
Elmer Walker, of Righwood, who
underwent 40 operation at the SAM.
tarium q few days ago, for appendix
citis, is reported to be making salts
factory progress.
Paul Deselles, who was recently ar
rested on q charge of damaging the
county Jail at Chester, entered a plea
of guilty at today's session of district
court. Judge Tattan assessed the de-
fendant a Jail sentence of six months.
Mahlon Williams, of Big Sandy,
who is among the business visitors In
town, has recently received a patent
for q new we'll drilling device of his
own invention. The machine is said
to be superior in several respects to
those heretofore In use.
The Imperial Elev ator company has
brought suit in the district court
against ]. M. Goodheart, of Harlem,
to cov an alleged Indebtedness of
1884. The complaint states that de-
fend ant owes that amount for lumber
and other building material supplied
by plaintiff.
From Mondays Daily.
John Buckley, of Chinook, is visit
ing with his brother, Phil Buckley, OF
this city.
Geo. w. Lovinger and G. A. Low
niger, of Virgelle, are among the bus
mess visitors in town.
Mrs. Fred Thies, of Lostlake, ar
rived tod ay from an extended vtsi,
with friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. Allan Gray, of Highwood, re-
turned yesterday from a three weeks
visit at Boulder Hot Springs.
A. S. Lohman, of Chinook, arrived
today to attend a meeting of tht
directors of the Stockman's Nationa
Bank.
J. o. Patterson and family, wht
have been visiting in Maryland thu
past month, were among the arrival
from the east today.
Declarations of their intention t
become American citizens were FLED
in the district court today by Pete
j. MCGOWAN, of Hayre; Lawrenc
Vellon, OF Chinook; Alfred Thomas
of Virgelle: W. w. Hearou, of Ches
ter; and L. Larvick, OF Riedel.
From Tuesdays Daily.
W. Il. Tomas, of Highwood, is Wis
ting with Fort Benten friends.
Mrs. I. A. Turner and Miss Brady
of Hawarden, are among the visitor
in town.
Lewistown, the county seat OF Fe1
gus county, has q population ratin
of 2,992 in the thirteenth census.
Mrs. Conner, 9 former resident {
this city, has opened q millinery an
dress making establishment in tt
DeLorimier building on Main street.
The ladies of the Altar society {
the Catholic church will meet c
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock
the residence of Rev. Father Phale1
Word was received today fro
Seattle, announcing the death Of Mr.
F. N. Wilson,, a former resident
this city. Mrs. Wilson was the moth
OF the late Mrs. Geo. D. Patterson.
Two patients who became. tired
quarantine and wandered past Il
dead line" had an interview wi
Justice Kinder today. They we
assessed a fine of $40 each. which W
promptly paid.
A marriage license was issued
the clerk of the district court today
Rudolph Raimana, of Chinook al
Bertha 'Bushmann, of Milwaukee. T.
applicants we're married by Justi
Kinder this morning.
The civil suit of Karl H. bod
against George W. Vernnum,in viii