The river press., 1912-12-25
CITY AND STATE.
From Saturdays Daily.

From Saturdays Daily. |
D. G. Peet and wife, of Hiphwood,
are among the visitors in town.
A. E. King left today for Bozeman,
on visit with relatives in that city.
jos. A. Baker and wife, Of High
wood, are visiting with friends In this
city.
Miss Gracia Chesnutt arrived tod ay
from Great Falls, on q visit OF few
days.
A. A. Dyrud. q we'll known resi-
dent of Solid, arrived today ON dis
trict court business.
Chas. A. Lovinger and F. j. Ten
MEN, of VirRelle, are among todsy's
out OF town visitors.
D. NJ Frields and wife, of Kend all.
Mont, are the guests of Mrs. Geo.
W. Frielde, Of this city.
Found, at corner OF Main and ST..
John streets, q pair OF eye glasses.
Owner can recover at River Press
Office.
Fred Wiederhold, of Hooppole, Ill.,,
q former resident of the Bear Paw
country. was among yesterdays ar
rivals.
Petitions for naturalization were
filed in the district court today by
Alfred M. Mathison, Henry Larson,
and Olaf Johannsen, all of Solid,
Montana.
Advices from Lewietown report q
heavy snowstorm in the Judith Basin,
and in western Montana similar win
try conditions prevail. In Missoula,
few days ago, q rotary snow plow
was used to clear the street railway
track.
Great Falls Leader: Governor Ed
win L. Norris will practice law in
Great Falls when he retires from Office.
Soon after Governor.elect Stewart is
inaugur ated, Governor Norris and
Attorney Hurd of Glasgow will open
an Office here.
John c. Orrick, republican candi.
date for sheriff of Yellowstone county,
appreci ates the value of one vote. The
county canvassing board declared Mr..
Orrick elected by plurality of three
over his democratic opponent, but the
latter instituted contest in the courts
and recount of the ballots cut down
the plurality to one vote only.
According to the Great Falls news.
papers, an epidemic of blackleg has
appeared among the young cattle
OF the herds of Frank q. Givens OF
Truly, and quite number died from
disease before its further spread was
prevented by the administering o.
blackleg vaccine. Mr.. Givens hat
driven the affected herds into the hill,
where they will be isolated from othel
stock
From Mondays Daily.
Frank Robertson, of Floweree, il
among the visitors in town.
Miss Helen Lac arrived yesterda!
from Leth bridge, Can, to spend tn
Christmas holds ays with her parent
in this city.
Miss Mildred Minar, who has beer
attending the state normal at Dillon
arrived yesterday to spend Christm u
with her parents.
According to the annual report O
the commissioner of internal revenue
S746, 149 of the internal revenue wa
collected in the Montana district las
year. The corpor alton tax amounted
to S23, 900.
A news item from Helena says F. A
Flanagan, J. F. Sullivan and u. S
G. Sharp have been appointed ap
praisers of Chouteau county propert.
owned by the late Horace R. Buck, o
Helena.
A marriage license was issued toda
to Earl D. Blanchard, CT Graceville
and Clara B. Nichols, of Flandreau
S. Oak. The wedding took place a
the Methodist parsonage, with Rev
G. M. Don sldson officiating.
Love and pathos intermingled will
contagious humor, framed in pictur
of rural simplicity, are the rudiment
of success of "Along the Kennebec
the newest New England play whicl
will be the attraction at the oper'
house this evening.
l. M. Rogers, who will succeed t.
the Office of sheriff of Chouteau count
the first Monday in January, an
nounces the selection of his assistants
Chris. Wilson, of Lonetree. will b
under-sheritf; and J. D. English. c
Big Sandy. and r. B. Crawford, Q
Warrick, deputies.
Feom Tu0adav's Daily.