The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-06-12
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From Wednesdays Daily
V. Bessette, OF keniiworth, Is among
the business visitors 10 town.
Send your watch and jewelry repaiI
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
Ms. Frank Bnssuot, OF Havre, was
received At the San tarium toda y for
medical Treatment.
Mrs. -Rlh Hall, Of R'pon, Wis. il
the guest Ut her sister, Mrs. A. W.
Merrifeld, OF this city.
Farmers should GET their discs
eha"pened by G. E. Sheldon, who has
q regular disc sharpener.
Mrs. A. enabling and daughter
arrived from Grea. Falls today. on q
visit with friends 10 this vicinity.
W. II. Hendricks, the Kansas City
horse buyer, Is negotiating with local
owners for additional purchases.
A marriage license has been issued
at Great Falls to Barney F. Kit, OF
Missoula. and Jennie M. Lyug, Of
this city,
A marriage license was issued BY
the clerk of the district court oday to
Thomas E. Jones and Martha A..
Crooks, both of Malta.
A. W. Merrifeld, county or,
returned tod ay from Chinook, where
he attended district court as q witness
In the George Klass murder trial.
A man employed at the Ed. Reichelt
ranch on the Teton was brought to
town yesterday afternoon, to receive
attention for a rattlesnake bite on the
hand. No serious effects are antici.
pated.
Stats & Noble, the picture show
men, are making good progress with
the work of fitting up their new quar-
tiers in the Center meat market build.
ing, and expect to give their first en-
tertainment there Saturday evening.
The resignation of DR.. F. W. Cot.
tom, as Chouteau county health off,
Ger, was received by the board OF
commissioners yesterday. The resig-
nation was accepted, and DR.. Jas. F.
Murphy appointed to the vacancy.
Major T. A. Cummings, of this city,
has been appointed one of the eight
delegates from Montana to the con.
vention of the National Republican
League. which meets in Chicago on
June l8, the date OF the republican
national convention.
Coaches for sale. Three Abbott
Downing seven passenger, spring
perch, Noncompliance gear jerkers.
used only q short time, at bargain
prices; and four passenger Guerneys
nearly new at 1925. 90 each. Apply T..
G. Power Company, Helena.
Judge Tattan returned today from
Havre, where he opened the first term
of court for Hill county, and called the
calendar Criminal cases were set for
trial as follows: State vs.. James
Kirk, cruelty to animals, June 49,;
State vs.. Chas. Benson, larceny, June
49,: State vs.. Peter Wagner, murder,
June 20; State vs.. James Anderson,
murder, June 25; State vs.. Theodore
Redwing, rape, June 26.
From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. E. J. Dunno, of Oakland, Cal,
q former resident of this city, was
among the arrivals today.
Mrs. Chas Thompson arrived today
from Zimmerman, Mimi, IN a visit
with friends in this vicinity.
E. r. Russell, court etenographer,
returned today from attending district
court at Havre and Chinook.
DR.. KRONER aud wife, the Helena
eyesight specialists, arrived from the
west today on a business visit.
Mrs. M. B. Casey arrived from
Havre today on a visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs r. s. Culbertson,
Vi Lnl6 Guy.
Attorney H. S. Mckinley returned
today from attending district court
at Chinook, where he appeared for the
defense in the Klass murder trial.
A large number OF lady friends
we're entertained this afternoon by
Mrs. John Culbertson and Mrs. E. L.
Crane, at the Geo. D. Patterson resi-
dence on Main street.
The marriage of Thos. E. Jones and
Miss Martha A.. Crooks, OF Malta,
took place yesterday at St. Paul's
Episcopal church, Rev. J. N. Chestnut
performing the ceremony.
Fred Iddings, a member of the local
baseball team who was seriously hurt