The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-05-28
"a register, and A. Hogelsnd 40 re-.
~ceiver, of the Lewietown land Office.

CeIVeTs u INC ASWletOWo l80O ounce.
Word has been received that Har.
old Hoover, formerly of this city, ~
one OF the successful candid ates for
the bachelor Of laws degree at Har-
ward University.
The bodyof M atthew Kane, . laborer.
employed ~ Clark's camp On the Mil.
waukee grade between HiRhwood and
Belt creek, was brought to town last
evening. The unfortuna ate was in
stently killed yesterday morning by .
slide Of dirt while be was working
10 q deep cut, one OF his fellow work.
men also being seriously injured in
the accident. Funeral services were
held this afternoon by Rev. j. N.
Chestnut, OF the Episcopal church.
From Fridays Daily
Lsundress wanted at the Sanitar.
Jun. Apply at Dr.. Porter's Office.
ADV.
Il. B. Nottingham and wife, OF
Shonkin, are visiting with friends In
this city.
Loss;,sn all black Irish setter dog.
Reward for return to Dr.. Jas. F.
Murphy.-Adv.
Ball and bat free with any boys
cloth suit in the store. T. G. Power
& Bro. Ltd.-Adv.
Mrs. A. G. Oder, of this city, vas
taken to the St. Glare hospital today
for medical treatment.
E. T. Broadwater. . we'll known
resident of Hsvre, arrived today on
district court business.
Attorney W. S. Towner.- OF Great
Falls, arrived today to attend to
business in the district court.
The work Of enlsrging the Mission
theater building having been complet.
ed, this popular place of amusement
will be reopened to the public this ev-
ening. An attractive program 10 an.
nounced.
Great Falls Tribune: In the die.
trict court Judge Ewing has handed
down = decision for the State bank at
Chester and against Jeannette E. Dun.
nigan, the Bankers Life In~surance
company and James Cecil Dunnigan.
The decree awards the bank judgment
In the sun Of o.. 1892 20.
The Geyser Times reports . s64, 000
transaction In ranch property in that
locality, r. G. Jackson purchasing
about $500 acres from w. K. Flow
cree and S. G. Purdy At that figure.
It is understood the new owner will
divide the property into email tracts
and dispose of them to settlers.
The funeral services of the late
Charles Crepeau were held At the
Catholic church this morning. and
we're attended by q large number Of
friends OF the deceased. The pail.
bearers were S. F. Allen, William
Rowe, Jere Sullivan, I. Hunsberger,
Jos. 8. Brown and A. o. DeLorimer,
The electric pump At the city pump
ing station was put out of commission
yesterday morning by the sudden
breaking of its shaft, which threw the
6y wheel acros the room with such
force that 1t vas broken to pieces.
The damage, forum ately, vas conin.
ed to the machinery, the projectile
missing the engineer in charge.
Thu ototo woj1nr.A' o@ro-,3..i1- A.iI
u public hearing at Iona on Wed.
nesdsy, In response to complaints that
q loading track and other facilities
should be provided at that point by
the Great Northern. Testimony % to
the amount of business at Iona was
given by several local residents, and
it IL expected the desired improve.
ments will be made.
Attorney F. E. Stranahan returned
today from Great Falls, where he ap.
peared for the plaintiff in the suit oil
Herman STREET. againss h. B. Brooke
and others-sn action relating to the
celebrated Chinook saloon case.
which was transferred to the district
court OF Cascade county. The suit
has been on trial several days, Q YER.
dict being returned by the jury last
evening In which plaintiff vas award.
cd damages OF $1,000 against q. B.
Brooke and his b%ondsmen: q, 600
against J.. h. Miewald and his bonds
men; and 81, 600 against Attorney r.
E O'Keefe. The c lain for lam ages was
based upon the Seizure of the plain.
tiff's stock of liquors because be was
alleged to be doing business without
a legal license, MIR. Brooks being
connected with the matter in his Off
cial capacity as justice of the peace,
MIR. Miewald as constable and Mr..
O'Keefs as the legal adviser of the
authorities.
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