The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-07-10
CITY N STATE.

SEND your watch n lewelry repaiI
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.
j. A Kernsghan and wife, of Spion-
kop, are visiting with Fort Bentoa
friends.
Mrs. c. r S rsn,han left ,oda y for
Boulder, on u visit with friends in
that vicinity.
G. l.. Williams, OF this city. was re.
ceived At St. Glare hospital today for
medical treatment.
Farmers should get their discs
sharpened by c. E. Sheldon, who has
q regular disc sharpener.
W. J.. Swanton and j. s.. Carnal,
two we'll known residents OF Hsvre,
are among the visitors in town.
Mrs. c. E. Mackey, of Box Elder,
who was amoug the arrivals today,
was taken to the Sanitarium for medi.
cal treatment.
A marriage license has been Issued
Great Falls 10 Herman F. Laueger,
formerly OF this city, and Mae E. eau
field, Of Conrad.
A declaration Of his intention to be-
come 40 American citizen has been
fled In the district court by John A.
Una, of Iona, a former resident of
Canada.
Two deeds for right of way through
ranch property On Highwood we're fled
in the county clerks Office today by
the Milwaukee railway company. The
deeds were given by James Kopriva
and II. o. Lying, of Highwood.
George Smith, Of this city, who has
been suffering from stomach trouble
for several years past, il reported to
be In q critical condition. The patient
was taken to the Sanitarium a few days
ago, and underwent an operation 10
the hope of securing relief.
Articles OF incorporation have been
fled with the secretary of state by the
Harlem Light and Power company,
which proposes to supply the town of
Harlem with electric service. Toe in.
corporators are D. A. Ring, G. G..
Tubbs and other residents of Harlem.
The civil suit of Lena Northrop
against the Brady Collins company,
in which plaintiff claimed $50 due as
wages, has been appealed to the dis.
trict court. Judgment'for plaintiff in
the sum Of 1856 and costs was given
in Justice Ball's court, and defendant
appeals against this decision.
A bulletin issued by Observer G. W.
Ling, of the weather bureau station a,
Havre, reports q normal mean ten.
%perature and a deficiency in precipita'
ton for the past month. The total
rainfall for the month was l 81 inches,
compared with an average OF 2.8:
inches for June in former seasons.
Aug. Schwachheim, representing the
Cascade Milling and Elevator com
pany, was in town yesterday to com
plete arrangements for the construc
ton of q grain eleva tor at this place
an enterprise ia which T. G. Power &
Bro. Ltd. will also be interested. TIT
elevator will be built close to the WOO.
warehouse adjoining the Great North
ern track, and will be completed il
readiness for this seasons crop.
Prom Fridav,a Dailv
Mrs. H. F. Schwartz, of Clifford
is visiting with friends 10 this city.
G. F. Peterman arrived from Hsvre
yesterd ay, on a visit of q few days.
W. ". Jaycox, of Hinsdale, q wei
known stockman of that locality, i
among the visitors in town.
A marriage license vas issued b.
the clerk OF the district court to Rober
W. Williams, of Shelby, and Sophi'
Mintkewis. of this city.
.Jere J. Sullivan and Mrs. Brabrool
left yesterday for the west, and will
attend the Elks' conventions at Kalis
pell and Portland, Ore.
Judge Tattan and E. r. Russell
court stenographer, returned yestel
day from Havre, where the fret jur
term of district court for Hill coun
~ has been in session the past tw
weeks.
W. E. Gray was brought in frol
Nine Mile today and taken to tn
Sanitarium for proper attention. Th
patient is suffering from q fracture
skull, the result of being thrown fror
horse.
E. Frank Sayre, of this city, prove
to be q good guesser in a contes
conducted in the clothing depart
ment of the T. G. Power & Bro, store
He was the winner In the competitio
for q 3135 gold watch, the prize bein
awarded Wednesday evening.