The river press., 1913-05-07
CITY AND STATE.


Send your.watch and iewelry repair
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
stOre.-Adv.
Mrs. George Case. of Havre, was
received at the Sanitarium today for
medical treatment.
For choice seed, Swedish selec-
oats and six.rowed brewing barley, see
G. w. Vaughan, Fort Benton.-Adv.
Mrs. Lillian Lamey, OF Ravre, who
was taken to St. Glare hospital yes
terday TO receive treatment for appeu.
dicitis, died today. The body is be-
ing shipped to Havre for burial.
The storm of rain and snow at b as
prevailed in this vicinity the past two
days appears to have extended over
most of the northern Montana coun.
ties. The precipitation is welcomed
by farmers who have made good pro.
gress with their eeedinR oper ations.
In the effort to get q list OF all the
industrial ests blishments in Montana.
Commissioner Swindlehurst, OF the
bureau of labor and industry, is
sending out blanks to cham bers of
commerce, mayors, banks and news.
papers in order to get all OF the data
required. When the list is In hand
the different industries will be sent
blanks to fill out with detailed infor-
nation. Under the law the questions
prOpounded must be answered.
The subject Of street paving was
discussed at meeting of business
men, held in the city hall last even
ing, at which it developed that q
majority Of the property owners on
Front street were In favor of the
proposition. 1t was decided to pre-.
sent the matter to the city council,
with the recommend alton that the con.
struction OF sewer system be under
taken by the municipality as part of
the contemplated public improve
ments.
Assessor E. L. Crane has received
instructions from the state authorities
to make . list of all owners of regis.
tered pure bred livestock in Chouteau
county-the regulations applying TO
horses, cattle, eheep, swine and poul-
try. This work is required by Q new
state law, which also provides that the
data shall be used in q directory of
Montana breeders of pure bred live.
stock to be compiled and published by
officials of the agricultural college at
Bozeman.
From Thursdays Daily.
John A. Gaunt, q we'll known bust
ness man of Great Falls, is among
the visitors IN town.
Robert Shelton, of Stanford al
old-time resident of that locality, was
among today's arrivals.
Mrs. Msyn, who has been visiting
with Mrs. Chas. Lepley the past week.
left today for White Sulphur Springs.
A petition for naturalization was
llcu III utSVIISS COuIu pNudy uy
Martin Anderson, OF Du,ton. The ap.
plicant is native of Sweden.
Several residents of Carter aud vi
cinity were in town today, the delega-
tion including Geo. A. Boynton, B
F. Nye, B. 7. Zachary and others.
According to the Lewistown Argus,
the Fergus county wheat crop of the
coming season will require larger &C.
commod asions for storage. About two |
dozen new elevators are being
planned for various points in the
Judith basin.
Several applications for volt and
coyote bounty we're received at the
sheritf's Office today, the new law re-
quiring that the pelts be inspected by
the sheriff during the first ten days Of
the month. The applicants claim thst
the new regulations make it more diff.
ficult to secure the bounty.
Chas. Carroll, who recently passed |
the examin alton for admission to the
United States naval academy, left to-
day for Annapolis, Md, to begin his
studies in that institution. Ralph
son OF o. G. Skylstead, of
Havre, also passed the exsmin alton
Tor admission to the academy.
E. r.. Russell. court stenographer,
last evening from Havre,
where district court was in session the
early part of the week. The court
heard . large number of applications
Tor citizenship, most of which we're
made by homesteaders in the Ravre
and dietrict.
Glasgow Independent: DR.. G. D.
Nash, state deputy veterinarian, was
n the city from Helena last week.
He was called here by the humane
officer to examine the condition of
about 1000 sheep belonging to J. B.