The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-06-12


eastern border of Glacier National
park 10 Montana, has been re named
"G'acier Park" according !, o infor.
nation received from q. A. Noble,
the general passenger agent Of the
company at ST. Paul. The station il
the eastern and principal ga eway 10
the park.
Advices from Chinook report the
{ Quittai OF George Kla.s at his sec
ond trial on q charge of murder, the
jury returning q verdict last evening
OF not guilty. The defend ant was &C.
cused OF killing Herman Pagel at a
ranch near Chinook in February, 1911.
The case was tried in the Choutea u
county court last June, when Klaes
was convicted OF the crime of man
slaughter, and received q sentence OF
four years in state prison. An appli.
cation for a new trial was granted,
and the ase transferred to the new
county OF Blaine, the second trial re.
suitinR a. stated.
From Fridays Daily
Wanted, fence to build by contract.
Address c.. River Press.
E. D. Nash, OF the state v~eterinar-
ian's office, is among the business Wis
itors in town.
Born, at the Fort Benton S%auitarium,
to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Anderson, OF
Big Sandy, q daughter.
Mics Winifred Billiter, who has been
visiting in the east for several weeks,
was among the arrivals today.
Rev. G. NJ. Donaldson returned TO-
day from Minneapolis, where be at
tended the closing sessions OF the
Methodist conference.
Phil Buckley, who returned tod az
from a visit with friends at Harlem,
reports prospects Of an immense crop
OF blue joint hay in that locality.
1t is reported from Chinook that
Dwight Jones has resigned the Office
OF clerk of the district court of Blaine
county, his resignation to take effect
June II.
James BARLEY, auager Of the local
baseball team. is in receipt of word
tn at the Cascade people have char
tered 9 special train to bring their
team here Sunday. With favorable
weather conditions, there will be q
hundred or more visitors on the spe-
cial.
The adjourned coroner's inquest in
the case of Mrs. Cora McAdams, of
the Teton, resulted in q verdict of
elf,confessed suicide. An analysis
OF the contests of the stomach showed
the presence of strychnine to a fatal
amount, and q note found among the
clothing of deceased stated her tnten.
ton to take her own life.
An order was made in the district
court today transferring the suit OF
Herman STREET. vs.. n. B. Brooks to
the eighth judicial district. The suit
Is q OF the developments in the cele.
brated Chinook saloon case. The
plaintiff seeks to damages OF
5000 zoe from Justice Brooks and
others, for the remova al of his stock OF
liquors and interfering with his saloon
business.
A delegation Of local business men,
consisting of Messrs. Ritter, Flanagan
and Brown returned last evening from
an automobile trip through the Sam.
Piles fat and adjacent country. They
report fine crop prospects in that
locality, ONE of the winter wheat be-
ing knee high, and some fields OF
winter rye having already been har.
vested for hay. There are many pro.
gressive farmers 10 that part of the
country who apparently know their
business, and who are fixing up their
ranches in good shape.
Great Falls Leader: In the presence
OF scores Of friends, Berney S. Kit.
OF Missoula, and Miss Jennie Lying,
OF Highwood, were united in marriage
at $3.50 yesterday at the First Presby-
terrain church by the Rev. E. P. Glib
oney. After q wedding trip Mr.. and
Mrs. Kilt will return to Missoula,
where the groom is employed as an
electrician. The bride is the daughter
OF H. O. Lying, a we'll known Highwood
stockman. She was graduated from
the Great Falls high school in 1904
and from the University of Montana
in 1909. The groom was also gradu-
ated with this class.
Commissioners Recall designations.
GREAT FALLS, June 4.-Cascade