The river press., 1913-06-18
CITY AND STATE.
From Wednesday's Daily

From Wednesdays Daily
I. F. Churchill, Of Iona, is among
the business visitors in town.
M. w. Tobey and wife arrived yee-
terdsy on visit with friends in this
city.
q. B. Nottingham. aud wife, of Shou.
kin, are visiting with Fort Benton
friends.
Send your watch and jewelry repair
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.-Adv.
A marriage license has been issued
by the clerk of the district court to
William F. Hoge and Nina Boyd, OF
Hawarden.
Ole G. Osnes, who has extensive
ranch and livestock interests In the
Kaervills country, is among the visit.
ors In town.
A petition for naturalization WAS
dled In the district court today by
Andrew M. Schultz, Of Carter, who 10
former resident OF Canada.
A large assortment Of wolf and coy
ote scalps has been brought to the
sherif's Office the past ten days, to
be inspected for bounty purposes.
The collection consisted Of 528 scalps
Of stock destroying antmals, the var
ious bounty claims amounting to
about q, ,632.
Wm.J. Green, OF Gull Lake, Sack,
10 visiting with relatives in this city.
Mr.. Green reports that many Of the
farners up north have found it profit
able to raise hogs and other livestock
instead of growing grain for the mar
ket, and this change in farming meth
ods promises to develop a greater
livestock industry than was possible
under the range system.
According to the Bozeman news
papers, one OF the farmers in that
locality 10 raising sweet pea seed
for IN eastern firm, the experiment
being suggested by profitable crops Of
garden peas in the Gallatin valley.
Heretofore sweet pea seed hss been
grown in Californis, but owing to the
weevil, the blight and other pests It
has become necessary to seek other
locations for the raising of seed.
Crest Falls Leader: Yesterday the
coutr actors in charge Of the railway
construction work in the Belt creek
vicinity finished the bore through the
bill known as tunnel No. 6. The bore
is located at the west end of the Belt
creek viaduct and is $40 feet long.
The tunnel will be cement lined in the
course of . few weeks. Tunnel No.
was finished about two weeks ago and
rapid progress 10 being made on two
others. Daylight is now seen through
these. The Milwaukee expects to start
laying steel eastward from the Roy al
mill on or about July l.
From Thursdays Daily.
Mrs. E. Gibson, of Graceville, is
among the visitors in town.
E. H. annaway, of Hawarden,
was among today's arrivals.
Fred Murray, Of Missoula, arrived
yesterday on visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
E. L. Crane, of this city.
Ben Betz, of Carter, was taken to
St. Clare hospital today, to receive
treatment for ptom aine poisoning.
Among Yesterdays arrivals was .
party of landseekers from Decatur,
N. OAK, who expect to locate in this
vicinity.
Miss Gracia Chesnutt, who has been
teaching in the Great Falls high
school. returned home today to epend
the vacation.
The marriage or William T. Hoee
and Nina Boyd, of Hawarden, took
place last evening, the ceremony be.
ing performed by Rev. G. M. Donald.
son, OF the Methodist church.
Mrs. John Sullivan, of Lone.ree.
ooO W AAA0u s uASOos VI AoVG0S WCVO
received at the Sanitarium today for
treatment. Mr.. Fulton 10 suffering
from the effects of an old bullet wound.
Ed. L. Smith started down the Mis-
souri, today with big nat boat loaded
with merch sndise for settlers located
At lower river points. The trip will
extend to Lismas, south of Glasgow.
According to reports from the sur.
rounding country, the transforms OF
the past "a hours were general
throughout this part OF northern Mon
tana. The moisture came at an op.
portune time, as it was badly needed
in some localities.
Advices from Leshbredge report the
arrest OF DR.. j. Patton, former gov.
ernment veterinarian who was located