The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-03
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily.
F.. Robertson, of Floweree, arrived
Today on q business visit. |,
Mrs. Chas. Murray, of Big Sandy,
was among the arrivals today.
Mrs. Thos. Sheehy, OF Big Sandy,
and Arthur Samson, of Havre, are
under treatment at ST. Glare hospital.
A marriage license has been issued
at Great Falls to Ben Sturman. OF
Zortman, and Bertha Mix, OF Mel
hart.
Mrs. Cbas. Thompson, who has
been visiting with friends In this city,
left yesterday for her home at thinner
man, MINI.
e. F. Schwartz, OF Clifford, a rep
re%sentative of Chouteau county In the
twelfth legislative assembly, is among
the visitors 10 town.
Rev. Philo Haynes, Sunday school
missionary, left for the Square Butte
country this morning, to organize q
Sunday school At that place.
Mrs. A.. q. B%rabrook, OF Jackson
Vile. Fla, formerly Miss Savage, OF
this city, arrived from the east today
on q visit with rel atives here.
A brief pointed Fourth OF July ad'
dress will be given Sunday evening at
the Methodist church on ''the needs
of our country, and what kind OF q
president we need" All are cordially
invited to attend the service.
Two sales of real estate we're made
by the sheriff today, under foreclosure
proceedings. In connection with the
suit of Ragland vs. Mcdonald, some
city property was sold for 1925: and in
the suit of Ed Reichelt vs. Jno. Val
leaux, the interest of the latter in some
ranch and city property brought 49,.
AS.
The Epworth League will have
charge of the service at the Methodist
church Sunday morning and will pre-.
sent the reports of the delegates to the
state Epworth league convention held
at Butte recently. A stirring pro-
gram has been arranged and all in
terested in the work of the young peo-
pie should be present.
Martin Connolly, of the Shonkin,
who was in town today, is developing
q breed of chickens that promise to
make q record as early layers. MIR.
Connolly brought to the River Press
Office an exhibit of eggs from 'pullets
that were Matched February 25, and
began to lay June 10-when less than
four months old. They are a eros
between the Rhode Island Reds and
Plymouth Rock breeds.
From Mondays Daily.
G. A. Lovinger and wife. of Virgelle
are, among the visitors in town.
W. P. Sullivan, OF Lonetree, ii
among the business visitors in town
Miss Birmingham returned yes;er
day from a months vacation in east
ern states.
G. Wilson and wife, of Lonetree
arrived today on q visit with friend:
in this city.
Mrs. H. whitcomb, who has beer
visiting here with relatives, left yes
terday for Neihart.
o. B. Crane. of Hsvre, is visiting
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
w. Crane, of this city.
Arnold Kulsge and wife, OF S,
Louis, arrived yesterday or a visi
with friends Al Shonkin.
A. L. Lewis, of Floweree, arrived
today to interview the county authori
ties regarding road matters.
Glen King and wife, who were RI
Gently married at Blackfoot, Ida
we're among the arrival today.
Nick Sternberg, who is engaged l
the sheep business south of Big Sand!
arrived today on q business visit.
A marriage license has been issue
at Helena to Thomas Connolly, of thi
city, and Mary L. Kelleher, OF Gree
Falls.
The county commissioners were
regular monthly session today, roa
matters forming the principal bus
ness before the board.
j.. Lee Sedgwick and bride, who ha,
been making q Jour OF the Yellowstol
national park, we're among yesterday
arrivals from the west.
George Smith, of this city, who h'
been on the sick list for some tin
past, was taken to the Sanitary
yesterday for treatment.
Cards were received today announ
ing the marriage OF Miss Bertha 10
onto formerlv Of this citV, and DaV