The river press., 1912-11-20
CITY AND STATE.
Prom Raturday'a Daily.

ktOR OAS0H00y . OSl1y.
]. b. Fish and wife, of Carter, are
among today's out of town visitors.
r. W. Trackwell, of Floweree, is
among the business visitors in town.
Ralph r: Randall, Of the U. 8. geo.
logical survey, was among today's
arrivals.
Mre. ]. q. Evers, OF the Northwest.
ern company's ranch, is visiting with
friends in this city.
A lar alton of his intention to be-
come an American citizen has been
filed in the district court by Steven
L Carlson, a alive OF Norway.
A news item from Box Elder reports
the suicide of Mrs. G. D. Harlock,
wife of dry land farmer located |
about six miles west of Box Elder,
who shot herself during spell OF
dependency. Mrs. Harlock and her |
husband came west from Michig an
about q year ago.
Word was received today from
Havre, announcing the official returns
of Hill county on the district judge
ships. These returns, added to those
OF Chouteau county and Blaine county,
make the standing of the respective
judicial candid ates as follows: John
W. Tattan ,943; Frank N. Utter l, 1,646;
John Hurly 1882; W. S. Towner 1,139:
W. B. Sands 985.
Geo. H. Stevens, who arrived today
from his ranch five miles west of town,
reports that be has nearly COM mpleted
the work Of blowing about l 300 acres,
the weather conditions being excep-
tionally favorable. Captain Stevens
is using teams Tor plowing purposes,
his experience having convinced him
that a traction plant ia too expensive
for thai class of work, although it is
preferred for breaking.
From Mondays Daily.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe
Boles, of this city, q son.
Miss Stocking left today for Butte,
on q visit with friends in that city.
G. J. Bonine, of the Surety Abstract
company, arrived from Havre today
on business visit of few days.
P. H. Scanlan, of Helena, travelling
representative of the Milwaukee rail-
road, is among the business visitors in
town.
D. F. Swenson, publisher of the
Floweree newspaper, was received at
the Sanitarium today for medical
treatment
Mrs. Richard Stanton. of Preddis,
Alberta, a former resident of the
Shonkin, is visiting with her sister,
Mrs. A. E. McLeish, of this city.
B. H. Kreis, who is engaged In the
newspaper business at Charleston,
Wash, was among the arrivals to
day. Mr.. Kreis may conclude to To-
cate homestead in this vicinity.
The ladies of the Altar society OF
the Catholic church will hold an apron
sale Saturday afternoon, November
30. Lunch will be served during the
sale, and grab bag will be provided
for the little folks.
Official election returns from Valley
county show large proportion of the
votes were cast for candidates of the
progressive party. The Valley county
vote on the district judgeship appears
In the returns as follows: John Hurry
500: W. S. Towner $50; John W
Tattan 875; Frank N. Utter 1249; w
B. Sands III.
The clerk OF the district court is II
receipt of number of booklets entitled
"Facts for Bridegrooms," in which
the author offers suggestions which
he believes will assist in making
married life success. The books art
for gratuitous distribution. and every
applicant for m marriage license whit
desires advice of this nature should
make request for one OF these instruc
tive publications.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Now is the time to have your Christ
mas photos made. The Eklund studio
will be open Saturday and Sunday
November % and 24.-Adv.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Apple
ofthis city, daughter.
Mrs. G. l. Jensen, of Big Sandy. il
visiting with friends in this city.
Judge Tattan left today for Chinook
to hold jury term of district cour
for Blaine county.
A carload of oats just received, ant
will be sold in lots to suit purchasers
Apply to John Muir.-Adv.
Mrs. Fred Thies and baby daughter
arrived today from Minneapolis, ant
are the guests of j. 0. Patterson.
T. Ritter and J, S. Brown returned