The river press., 1913-07-02

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evening on the westbound train, and
was taken to st. Glare hospital by
the county authorities. The patient
was in an almost dying condition
when he reached here, and passed
away yesterday ncra:ry.
From Tuesdays Daily.
v. F. Blsnken baker, OF VirRelle, is
visiting with friends in this city.
Babbit metal for sale at the River
Press Office, 6 cents per pound.-Adv.
G. NJ. Luce left last evening on .
visit to bis former home at Bluffton,
Ind.
J. W. Lenning lef, today for Long
Beach. CAL, where he will visit for
several weeks.
Rev. G. NJ. Don naldson and wife left
yesterday for trip through the Yel-
lowstone park.
Aug. Swackheim, manager of the
Cascade Milling company, was among
todsy's arrivals.
Mrs. E. Dsshiell, Of Graceville, was
received q the Ssnitarium today for
surgical treatment.
Attorneys w. S. Towner and V. E.
Lewis, Of Great Falls, are among the
business visitors In town.
Most of the local business houses
will DO open until 900 p. N. on July
3, and be closed oil day July 4.
Hon. T. c. Power and G. B. Power
arrived from helena today. to give
attention to business interests in this
vicinity.
Declar ations of their intention to
become American citizens have been
filed in the district court by Lars Gjer-
de and K. K. Gierde, OF Big Sandy.
Petitions for na.ur sliz alton have
been Aled inthe district court by Serena
Ophus and A. A. Ophus, Of Big
Sandy. The applicants are natives
Of Norway.
Recent appointments OF United
States commissioners by Judge Bour-
quin, in the federal court, include M.
G. Catalan. OF Lonetree and Fred Il.
Scott, Of Wsrrick.
A deleg alton of shonkin stockmen,
consisting OF Dr.. J. V. Carroll, Geo.
L. Overfield and Malcolm Morrow left
today for Lewistown on business con.
nected with the sale OF the Shonkin
association cattle.
William Hs0an, of the Marias, who
was arrested few days ago for using
threatening language. had q hearing
yesterday In Justice Fishers court.
The defendant was placed under bonds
of $3.50 to keep the peace.
The will of the late NJ. E. Miner
was admitted to probate today, in the
district court. An order was made by
the court appointing David. G.
Browne, J. W. Woodcock and Ezra L.
Crane appraisers of the estate.
Miss Amy Spiller, Of BsIt, is visit.
ing with her sister, Marie, OF this
city. She was accomps snied here by
Miss Lydia Fousek, OF Great Falls,
who left this morning for ST. Paul to
visit with friends for several weeks.
Charles Lippsrd, OF Lippard, who
is among the visitors in town, reports
q fine alfalfa crop this season. Mr..
Lippard has l60 acre feld OF alfalfa
that he will save for seed, and from
which he hopes to obtain good re.
turns.
There will be . meeting OF the Com
mercial club at the city hall THE even.
ing, st 500 o'clock, to discnss -four
ing mill project, public improvements
and other matters of general interest.
A large attend ance Of business men il
desired.
The commmittes in charge of ar.
Engagements for the Fourth Of July ex.
cursion to Big Sandy report q large
demand for ransports,ion, which IL
being engaged In advance. II the
weather conditions are favor able,
there will be q big crowd of Fort
Benton visitors At the Big Sandy
celeb ebr alton.
Tough Kid Under Arrest.