The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-10-11
the sum Of $4,000 by Justice W. B.
Piper, of Havre.

Oscar Johnston, b is visiting with
his family for a few days, reports that
most Of the ranchers ia the Arrow
creek country raised good crops the
past season. MIR. Johnston did not
harvest such q large amount Of fax
as he did two year. ago, his average
this season being twelve bushels per
acre.
From Fridays Daily
Born, TO Hans Engel!ant and wife,
Of Judith, q son.
For rent, a house with modern con-
veniences. Apply to Hans Rudolph. =
Another shipment Of coats, suits and
dresses this week only, at the Tog-
gerry. +
We have a quantity of home grown
fall rye seed for sale. T. c. Power &
Bro. Id. \
Thos. O'Hanlon aid l.. V. Bogy, Of
Chinook, arrived today on district
court business.
Crab apples, twenty pounds for 80
cents or 81 Is per large box, at 7. G.
Power & Bro. Lid.
W. have just received a large con.
signment OF Concord grapes and other
fruits. Sharp Bros.
w. r. Spencer, of Malta, a we'll
known stockman of that vicinity, was
among the arrivals today.
The new laundry in rear of postof.
fee is ready for business. Satisfac.
ton guaranteed. Kong Sing & Co. \
Attorneys Sam Stephenson and
Ransom Cooper, Of Great Falls, are
among the visitors attending district
court.
Mems tailoring a specially. I'm
ported and domestic woolens made to
your individual measurement, at The
Toggery. 4
Mrs. E. Frank Sayre entertained q
number OF friends al a dinner party
last evening, at her residence on
Franklin street.
Nick Sternberg, of Big Sandy. who
is engaged in the sheep business IL
the Bear Paw country, is among the
visitors in town.
B. D. Phillips and Chas. Whitcomt
arrived from Helena today, to attend
the trial of 9 suit 10 the district court
l., r.h;oh +hov oro iptoroafo1
James Townsend and wife left tod ay
for Helena, in response to news OF the
sudden death of Mrs. VIM. Taylor, o.
that city, who was a sister of Mr.
Townsend.
Chas. Crepeau is building a large
lat boat for the purpose Of shipping
a miscellaneous cargo Of freight b,
the Missouri river route to the judith
Mercantile company.
A Judgment and decree Of foreclos
ure was entered 10 the district cour
today, in the suit of W. H. BLOOD
against the administrator Of the es
tate OF Michael II. Murphy, deceased
r O. Buck, Of the Teton, who is il
town today, reports that his fathe1
has retired from the livestock firm o
Orville Buck and son, his Interest,"
having been purchased by O. M
Elton.
Declarations OF intention to becom,
American citizens have been filed il
the district court by Johan aud Kar
Koch, and Karl and Norbert Galen
zowski, who are recent arrivals iron
Canada.
Marriage licenses have been issue,
by the clerk of the district court t.
Vincent Duesenberg and Lizzie P
Williams, of Rudy ard; and to Geo. B
Hollis, of Great Falls. and Nellie G
, Perry, of New York.
The suit of Thoe. O'Hanlon an
> others against the Ruby Gulch Mimi
company was on trial in the distrie
court today, with Judge Utter presto
ing. The action is brought to dc
!, termine the righ,ful ownership of th
! Divide quartz claim in the Littl
=. Rockies district, which the plaintiff
allege is their property and the
y it has been worked by defendant
I their detriment and loss.
Don't trife with a cold Is good &C
vice for nrudent men and women
!, NAV be vital in case of a child. Their