The river press., 1911-12-06
CITY AND STATE.

See Sheldon before you buy that
new wagon or farm truck.
James B. Hurst, of Clear Lake. is
visiting with friends in this city.
John A. Martin and wife. of Lone.
tree, are among the visitors 10 town.
Send your watch and jewelry repair
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
William Witt, q former resident OF
THE vicinity, arrived today from the
Pacific coast.
A marriage license has been issued
to Emilio Gisnnini and Gerogia Ste.
FAM, both of Havre.
A. G. Cole was brought in from the
Benton Sheep company ranch yester.
day, and taken to the Santa rum for
medical treatment.
Declar ations of their intention to
become American citizens have been
fled in the district court by Richard
Ward, Peter L. aacson and John Bran.
void, all OF Rudysrd.
The county treasurer's Office received
q food of tax payments by mail today
the numerous remittances being due
to the fact that taxes become delin-
quent after tomorrow.
Perry Kennerly, half.breed who
formerly lived in the Msrias country
and who has figured in several esca-
pades In this part of Montana, is
again in trouble. He has been ar
rested by the federal authorities on a
charge of introducing liquor on the
Blackfeet Indian reservation.
The authorities have received TO-
Quiry from relatives of Alfred Neil
son, who located on q homestead west
OF here about q year ago, asking tn at
his present whereabouts be ascer.
tanned. 1t is claimed that Mr.. Nelson
disappeared from this locality last
spring, and his relatives have not
heard from him since that time.
From Fridays Daily
Ed. Tolley, of Joplin, is among the
business visitors in town.
Ben H. Vaudeville, of the upper
Shonkin, is visiting with friends in
,his city.
A carload OF the celebr ated Roundup
coal just received by II. LaBarre. |,
is worth trying.
T. }. Troy, of Havre, and E. v
Gray beal, of Harlem, arrived today
to attend q meeting of the county
board of examiners.
The local football boys gave very
successful thanksgiving dance at the
opera house last evening. There was
q large crowd in attenda ance.
Reuben Godfrey, q we'll known resi-
dent OF Big Sandy, was brought te
the Ssnitarium yesterday, to receive
treatment for an attack OF pneumonia
A news item from Havre says Ale,
A. Bescher, of Gildford, was sho
through both legs at Jack Wise''
camp near Bolton. He was hunting
deer and was shot by one of the hunt
ers and was half day without medi
cal attendance.
An apportionment of state schoo
money will soon be made by W. E
Harmon, state superintendent, eat
county receiving an amount base
upon the number of names on il
school census. The funds to be dis
tributed amount to about 1866. 900.
A deed was filed in the county clerk
Office today in which the Anaconda
Copper Mining company conveys title
to over 1000 acres of land in th'
southwestern part of Chouteau count.
to the Portage Land company. Tit
property consists of lands which wer'
bought up by the company as being il
the track of the smelter fumes accord
ing to the prev ailing winds, and tn
deeds are given with the considerable
that the purch asers of these lands will
for all time have no claim ag ainst tn
Anaconda Copper Mining compan,
by reason of any possible injury t.
stock or vegetation from the smelte
fumes. The consideration named j
the deeds is nominal.
The Imperial MinstreIs.
Another big success was scored b
the Fort Benton Amateurs at tn
opera house Wednesday evening