The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1912-04-03
CITY ANO STATE.
From SATURDAYS Daily.


tod ay, on a visit with HE family. .
W. P. Sullivan. of Lnnc'ae, i.
visiting with Fort Benton friends.
Ernest Hrlz7e~. ~ Chester. is !
amoug the business visitors. In OVID
John Bucki,y arr v d from Chiaook
yeeterday, "n a v - WIKI Fl, ,.ds III
this city.
Herman Evers ws- brought from
Big Sandy tod ~ AID taken ~ the
Sanitarinm, u receive trestm ut f,r
an attack Of pneumonia
Dr.. John V. Carroll left for the east
today, With Annapolis, Md. as his
destin alton. DR.. Carroll a accom-
panied by his son Charles, who will
enter q naval preparatory school at
Annapolis.
In revising the list of school dis
tricts formerly under her supervision,
Miss Blackstone finds that twenty
nine OF the districts remain 10 Chou
teau county. The others are divided
among the two e counties.
Delegates t represent Montana at
the Northwestern Development con.
gress, to be held at Seattle June 5-S.
have been named by Governor Norri-.
The list of delegates includes several
residents of northern Montana.
Oscar Johnston. who is in town from
his Arrow creek ranch reports Ii heavy
snowfall in that o cality. Mr.. JohL-
ston has made a good start 10 the hog
raising industry, and finds it vas a
profitable venture the past season.
The results, according to his estimate,
enabled him to realize about BIOS per
bushel for his wheat.
From Mondays Daily.
Jas. b. Hurst, of Lostlake. is visit.
ing with friends in this city.
J. r. Fuller and wife, of Tunis, are
among the business visitors 10 town.
Born, at the S%anitarium, to Mr..
and Mrs. j. B. Hansen, of this city, a
son.
John F. Daoust, county surveyor OF
Hill county. was among the arrivals
today.
A. L. Lewis, Of Fioweree, a former
resident Of this city, is visiting with
Fort Benton feiends.
Frank MCGOWAN, a we'll known resi-
dent Of Highwood, arrived today on
a short business visit.
For sale, my residence property,
corner of Main and Arnoux streets.
Six rooms and bath. Mrs. Ludtke. \
The city basket ball team outclassed
the high school boys in a game played
Saturday evening, the score being "a
to 6 in their favor.
The case Of Healy Loir, who was
accused of horse stealing, was dis
missed in the district court toda,
on motion of the prosecuting attorney
Miss Grecia Chestnut, who holds {
position as teacher of Latin in tn,
Great Falls high school, arrived yes
terday on a visit with the home folks
Wanted, a few good work horse.
and mares, some mich cows and farm
machinery for the auction sale Satur
day, April 6. c. W. Reynolds, auc
tioneer.
Sheriff Bickle returned today iron
Havre, where he delivered Isaac N
Floyd and il mes and Mary Anderson
to the sheriff OF Hill county, t avail
trial In the district court at Havre
Attorney Jno. c. Duff, who arrived
from Chinook tod ay on district cour
bushes, reports foods 10 Milk rivel
valley as the result of an ice gorge
Residents of Chinook are using boa
to reach the Great Northern depot
John Survant, president o: tn
North Montana Roundup association
announces tn at the annual meeting c
that organic alton of stockmen will b
held April 26 and q, at Malta. A
attractive program, of which a barbf
cue will be a feature, is being pre-
pared for the entertainment OF visitors
Reserved seats for the ENTERTAINERS
10 be given Monday, April 8, by tt
Fort Benton Amateurs, will be place
on sale at Lockwood's drug store tt
morrow morning. The prices of az
mission will be: Reserved seat
100; gallery, so cents; children unde
twelve years, % cents. Seats may
reserved by telephone or mail.
From Tuesdays Daily.
Boy wanted, to work in the Rive
Press Office. y
Remember the auction sales Satul
day, April 6 and 20, at the Bento
Stables.
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