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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31
Charged With Bootlegging.

HELENA, Jan. 3d. Four more in.
dictments have been made public that
we're returned by the federal grand
jury. Three charge bootlegging and
the fourth charges the stealing of q
letter.
r. h. McGinnes Of Harlem. stands
charged in ten counts with selling
whiskey to the Indians: J.. M. Good
heart in four counts with selling whis.
key to Fort Belknap Indians; and
William Norby in four counts with
selling whiskey to Indians at Culbert
son.
Whoever President Taft appoints q,
federal judge Of the district Montans
will find plenty of work on hand whe.
he qualities. Probably there are NOR
criminal and civil actions pending ii
the federal court at present than q
any previous time, and it will take
months to clean up the calendar. Ac
cording to figures tabulated by Clerl
of the Court G. w. Sproule, 81 crimi
nal cases are pending. More thar
one.half of these are whiskey cases
IS to be exact.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31
Danger In Use Of Gasoline.

A pint of gasoline left open in a
basin in a room at q normal or aver.
age temperature will entirely evapo-
ate in "a hours. The gasoline vapor
il heavier than the air and sinks i'm.
mediately to the floor, and unless it is
disturbed by active air currents will
remain in the room for many hours.
One pint of gasoline will make 200
cubic feet of explosive mixture. With
out becoming too scientific, 1t may be
said that this gasoline vapor is seven
times more powerful than gun pow.
der.
Every gasoline explosion and fire
that occurs in the home is due to
ignorance and carelessness on the
part OF the user. Gloves must be
cleaned. fabrics must be dipped in
gasoline or alcohol and their use will
continue. For this reason it is Wit.
ally important that the user should
have all the Information possible
about the danger incurred.
Gasoline should be used in open
air wherever possible, but II it mus,
be used in the house, all the windows
should be opened wide and q sufficient
draft created to drive ell the vapor
from the room. 1t is almost criminal
to use gasoline in the kitchen or other
rooms where it is exposed to fire. The
vapor has been known to jump thirty
feet from q tank in the open air ant
explode with such violence as tt
wreck the tank car and burn all tn
buildings In the immediate neighbor
hood.
1t is not necessary to touch a mattel
to it. A spark from the heel of
shoe striking a tack or nail will ex
plode the vapor. A lighted gas je
| will produce the same result. Keel
gasoline away from every kind o
fame even If that flame is enclosed q
in q stove or furnace.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31
AMONG OUR NEIGHBORs,
a Grist Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.

A Grist Of Items Gathered From Our
Northern Montana Exchanges.
Glasgow Independent: Word was
received this morning to the effect .h at
Ex.County Commissioners, S. P.
Mitchell of Culbertsoo, died at his
home at Culbertson yesterday after a
lingering illness of some time past.
In his death the county loses one of
its best men.
Box Elder Press: The j. l.. Case
oil pull engine bought by Ever Mel.
son Is demonstrating 10 Billings and
it il creating quite q lot OF interest
among the residents of that vicinity.
| This is q 60 horse power machine and
will probably be the biggest engine in
| this vicinity.
bingham Review: A petition is to
| be circulated 10 get the 100 acre home.
steads in this vicinity Withdrawn from
the Coal Act, so that homesteaders
on 100 acres only may have the right
to commute after fourteen months
residence. This petition should be
signed by everyone to whom it Is pre-.
| sented.
Harlem News: Provided that a
guarantee Of $50 lights a be secured
there will be an electric light plant in.
stalled in Harlem this spring. There
is little doubt but that this number of
lights will be contracted for. The
promoter, who was here last Monday
looking over the field, seems confident
the plant will be erected. Should such
a plant be built the town authorities
will probably enter into a contract for
stree. lighting.
Culbertson Republican: A large
number of Turtle Mountain Indians
were in town last Frid ay. They were
here for the purpose of meeting their
agent who made q per capita payment
of Sl3 each. These Indians will re-
ceive but very little money in the fu-
ture, az their funds have nearly all
been paid them. They have been al
lotted their lands in severalty and
they will soon be thrown upon their
own resources.
Glasgow Independent: T. G..
Mooney, who resides about ten miles
northeast of this city, was in town
Tuesday after supplies for his house,
hold, and while here purchased some
grain and will begin feeding all his
stock that he can collect from the
range. He reports the range condi-
tions in bad shape out his way owing
to the heavy snowfall which has be-
come crustsd SO stock cannot get to
the grass. He fears that there will be
some heavy losses in livestock on the
range between now and spring.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31

II was assumed that they could the
more judiciously psss upon the matter
by reason of their better knowledge of
local conditions, but like many such
laws the one in question was passed
without consideration for local pre-
judices and interests. A number OF
efforts have been made to create e
counties, but the new way appears
more troublesome and objectionable
than the old.
In Chouteau county, elections will
be held to create two new counties in
the near future. In the campaign
leading up to these elections, many
are losing sight of the merits or
dement's of the division of the county
and will be governed in voting by
their desire to have the county seat
located at q particular place, or on
account OF prejudice against some
locality. Sectional discord is rife,
and far less sense and judgment are
exercised in forming intelligent con-
illusions on the question submitted
than it was thought would obtain in
such elections.
In view of this apparent failure of
the law in operation, strong pressure
will probably be brought to bear at
the coming session to have the law
repealed, and return to the Legislature
the function Of creating new counties.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31
important Dates In February.

February, the shortest month of 1912,
will be replets with important dates
and anniversaries.
The second day of the month Can.
dlemas, or grounding, or bear, or
woodchuck day, as you will. when
either or oil of these animals will
come out Of their winters hiding place
and tell or not tell US what are the
prospects for an early or late epring.
The 90th anniversary of the birth Of
the immortal Lincoln comes on the
18th. The 18th Is St. Valentines day
and the 21st Ash Wednesday, or the
fret day of Lent, and the 22d the an
niversary of the birth of the father Of
his country. And, OF course, the
month has one day added, because
this is leap year.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31

|$@DGUPBOARD
WHEN SERVING PORK CHOPS.

WHEN SERVING PORK CHOPS.
AZ ANY persons who do not care
IN for pork in any other form will
eat pork chops. The chops
should be rather lean. Fresh pork
should be pale red with white fat.
Pork chops may be marinaded for
four hours in olive oil with a sliced
onion, parsley, a bay leaf and salt.
They may also be fried in this mari
made If preferred. They may be served
with tomato sauce.
Pork chops should be cut not quite
so thick as mutton and the skin left
on. They take one-third longer to cook.
Well rubbed with pepper and salt and
an onion previous to broiling is an i'm
provement.
They can be served with any sauce,
as apple, tomato, horseradish, mus
tard, sage or onion.
Frying Chops.
Buy the chops from the loin or rib,
| then trim the chine bone. Have your
pan very hot. Put in a very little
drippings to grease the pan. Put the
| chops into the hot pan and turn at
once. Keep turning until they are nice
and brown; dust with salt and pepper.
It takes from ten to twelve minutes
on hot fire. After they are fried put
on hot platter.
In the pan with the %drippings put
one tablespoonful -four; mix, then add
one cupful cold water, stirring until
smooth. Season to taste and add n
tablespoonful caramel, so the gravy
will be brown.
The small pieces of bone which were
trimmed off the chops should be put in
the side of the frying pan with the
chops, as they help to make the gravy
good.
Chops and Tomatoes.-Trim the
chops and dust with powdered sage
and onion juice. Put a bit Of butter
into the frying pan. then the chops
and cook them slowly until we'll done.
Set the chops or a hot dish in the
!, oven to keep warm.
To the gravy in the pan add a little
hot water. a tablespoonful of butter
that has been dipped into -four. pepper.
salt and sugar to taste and a half cup.
full of tomato Juice.
Stew five minutes, pour over the
chops and serve hot.
Pork Outlets. Make a stufing Of
sage and onions. slit the outlets with q
sharp knife and place the stufing be-
tween. Brush with egg and sprinkle
with breadcrumbs. Fry in boiling
lard.
|A~~~ Mr~%
Blank forms for making annual re
ports of corporations on sale at "a,
RixaH Peoaa 06ROA.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31
CREATING NEW COUNTIES.

There Is said to be quite q sentiment
in favor of repeating the law passed
by the last legislature relative to the
creation of new counties. When the
law was passed, 1t was believed that
It would relieve the Legislature Of this
burden, and that the people of any
section could pass upon the question
Of creating new counties in q way
much more Satisfactory to the people
Of those sections than the Legislature.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31
cENsURE.

Censure and criticism never
hurt anybody. If true they show
q man his weak points and fore
warn him against failure and
trouble; IL false they cannot
hurt him unless he Is wanting
in character.-Gladstone
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-01-31
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WE ARE
Because our past years business has shown
us that you have appreciated our efforts to
please you, by the liberal patronage you have
given us.
We want to continue to satisfy you for an
other year, and are making greater preparations
than ever before to do this.
1t will give you a n appetite just to visit our Grocery Depart
ment and se the many good things to eat that ire O display in
in this department. All goods, whether in the warehouse or base
ment, are kept just IS nice and clean a IS the goods you see in
the store.
When you want something to wear, you want the best there
rs nn gv ~e s"0% 0yr hnv VI are ~ ~ IN in New YORK. cr: an d the w vou ~" m ,n
and young ladies of Fort Benton and vicinity can rest assured that
they can secure the very latest styles the coming season from our
Clothing and Dry Goods Departments.
AS heretofore. our Furniture Department will carry the only
complete and up-to-date line of Furniture in Fort Benton.
Other departments are equally prepared to take care of your
If you are not satisfied where you are buying
your merchandise, try Powers Department
Store, the Oldest Store with Up-to-date rler-
chandise and rlethods.
Satisfying you with good, honest merchandise
at the right prices and the best of service is
what we are going to give you during 1912 in
return for your liberal patronage.
I. G. Power & Bro, Ltd
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Am~ Mf~~

Blank forms for making annual re.
ports of corporations on ssle ct the
River Preos Office.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-08
4 GREAT DAILY HEWsp1F ER AT
HELF.PRfcE.

The Kansas City Daily and Sunday
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GREAT REDUCTION N IT'S SUB
sCRIPTIoN PRICE for the National
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for q WHOLE YEAR. This Ia a ONE.
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Persons WHO desire to follow the Cam.
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this ONE1lALF RATE to secure the
great Daily and Sunday Journal for a
WHOLE YEAR The offer win not be
good after MARCH l5, 1912 and those
desiring the great Daily and Sunday
journal 1T half.priee should send at
NcE Address
THE KANSAS cfTY JOURNAL,
KANSAS CITY. MO.
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Foe sFelaTFs 81 pFEps-

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eah1i1ate for me os5ee u Register u
Dss1s n cfzi1 Comfy. Okla. subject
N NJ scfion ~ the Democratic Dri-
mary ~ De he,6 in august 1912.
" /. TROTT
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befeby announce myself candi-
safe foy reelection 70 the Office Of
District Clerk n Craig County, subject
iO fbe Democratic primary.
1.EE II. MITCHELL
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-08

am a eaNdldate for the nomination
oY County ASsesser Of CMlg County
ahicct 10 the action Of the Democratic
Voters m tho primary to be held Aaeost
{. iai2 NtgGa. A. NlNNtSoN.
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FoR eouNrY AaskssoR.

deslrv 60 announce myself rs q cans
4date Tor the Ntlae ot County Assessor
or TtalR couab subject TO the action
N the Democratic Primary III August
w, nOuK.
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351z. CgI4s. TEENOK.
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ABROAD TIME TABLES
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1917 GEO y oO1EA
COUNTY JUDGE,
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I bsfebr annogHes myself for re.
eiseiion ~ The eftiee Ut County Clerk
ef craig couui1. subject " the action
u uis Democratic primary n August
1872 Il y. NIX
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-08
COUNTY JUDGE.

, an candidate for recollection 10
tho oilice of County Judge Of cfmg
county, subject 10 the action Of the
Democratic primary 70 be held IT
August ! stand On my old platform
that NJ low taxes and law enforcement
hek tle support Of al yoterH who
view these matters ~ do.
a, y, PARKS
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-08

The chieftaln Is authorized 10 aa,
b9iinee ne name of Geo n. ogden 81
candidate fgr County Treasurer Of
CfaiK County subject 10 The action of
IN Democratic primary III August
1919 nEO ~ OODEN.
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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1912-03-08

Tbs rbiefsaiH II authorized ~ A.
Drinee H. = Baaft ~ \ candidate fog
he oiBee N sheJa n cfaiE County.
,kiaboma, subject - the Dsmoefafie
pnmaft. August 1917.