The river press., 1911-09-20
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturday. Daily.

EtO@ Satuf00y'e DAILY.
Mrs. G. J. Ringwald, of Harlem,
and her daughter Mrs. II. Kemns, of
Deer Lodge, are visitors in the city |
today.
Among the documents fled in the
county clerks Office today was o certi.
6cate OF the appointment of A. ].
Schmidt, of this city, as deputy county
attorney.
Rober. Gordon, of sunnyside, is in
town today to receive an outfit OF
sheep purchased by the Sun River
Livestock company from Evers Bros.
Of Everson.
Mrs. Mackay arrived from the east
yesterday to make her home with her
daughter, Miss Natalie Macksy, who
recently accepted position as teacher
in the Fort Benton high school.
The members and friends of the Meth
odist church Sunday school partici
pa,ed in an enjoyable picnic today At
Roosevelt island southwest OF town.
A program of races and games formed
part of the entertainment.
B. L. Powere, county attorney, re.
turned today from Dodson, where he
attended the trial of r. r. Burdick 10
Justice Haell's court, on q charge OF
peddling without license. The de-
fendant was found guilty and fined
s1O0, but gave notice of appeal to the
district court.
One of the best yields of wheat on
bench land farms in this vicinity is
reported by r. W. Buckland, of High.
wood, who secured an average of AZ
bushels from an 80.acre field. MIR.
Buckland guilty ated the land in accor-
dance with methods recommended by
agricultural experts, and the good
results will encourage q continuance
of the work along those lines.
w. T. Morrow, of the Shonkin, re.
ports that wolves have caused con.
sidersb loss recently among cattle
on the south side of the Missouri
river, and the services of MIR. Coon,
of Belt creek, with pack of hounds,
have been recured to exterminate the
pest. Rewards offered by local stock.
men, together with the state bounty,
make every wolf scalp worth S2l. =
W. J. Wildwood. of Landusky, has
brought suit in the district court
against the August Mining company
to quiet title to the Dreadnaught and
Win Out mining claims, of which
plaintiff alleges he is the rightful
owner. In another action Mr.. Well
wood claims damages of Sl5, 900 from
the same defendant, the compl Amt
alleging that his properey has been
damaged by tailings and slime from
the company's cyanide plant.
From Mondays Daily.
Attorney Victor r. Griggs, of Havre
was among the arrivals today.
W. T. Cowan, of Box Elder, IL
among the business visitors in town
Mrs. Grant Sharp returned yester'
day from o visit with friends at Chi
nook.
w. S. Chemidlin and wife arrived
from Great Falls yesterday on visi
with relatives here.
For sale, dining table, chairs ane
rockers and other articles OF furniture
Wesley Manuel, Fort Benton.
It is announced that the calendar
will be called in the district cour
Octo Der S, and trial jurors summoned
for October 81.
A postoflce bulletin announces tn
discontinuance of the postOffice q
Oldham, the mail for that addres
now being held at Havre.
Sam Jacobar, q l7-yesr.old boy
was brought to the county Jail yes
terday to await trial on charge o
robbery. The prisoner was boun
over by Justice Brooks, of Chinook
Marriage licenses have been issue
by the clerk of the district court Il
Earl P. asnkey and Emma M. Chris
tensen, both of Chinook; and to o.
Stranger, of Pawnee City, Neb., an
Nora E. Stalder, of Havre.
w. T. Bowles, of Chicago, a men
ber of the Bowles Live Stock Commis
sion company, is interviewing locs
stockmen. Mr.. Bowles expresses th
opinion that better prices will 500
prev all in the mutton market.
Phil Buckley, county assessor,
in receipt of an inquiry as to the ad
dress of Charles Thomas or Miers
who is supposed to be located in thi
vicinity. The inquiry comes from rel
atives at Fort Wayne, Ind.
Suit has been fled in the distrit
court by Coombs & King, of Grea
Falls, against Hurd & Gleason, cor