The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-01-08
CITY AND STATE.

1Ien Saturdays Daily.
Mrs. r. Kelly was received at St.
Glare hospital toda y for medical treat
ment.
Citizenship papers we're Issued in
the district court today to Miss Lottie
NJ. Upham, = former resident Of Can.
ada.
Arrivals at the Sanitarium to-day
were Ernest Wan, Vic Schauen berg
and Sam Johnstone, who need medi.
cal treatment.
Among the departures for Helen to.
day we're Misses Agnes Drew, Florence
Coffin and Margaret Morton, who ex-
pect to secure clerkships in the legis.
lative assembly.
The application of muscular motive
power to a NOW shovel is recommend.
ed BY physical culturists a. q splendid
form OF exercise. Now is q good time
to indulge in that class of recreation.
judgment for plaintiffs was given
in the district court today in q suit
OF McNsmars Il NARROW against Fred
Ruuysn. The suit was brought to re.
cover an Indebtedness of'About $500.
The county of3cials-elect, with the
exception of county treasurer, will
begin their terms Monday, the fret
Monday IN. January. The new term
of county treasurer begins the fret
Monday in March
Articles OF Incorporation have been
fled with the secretary OF state by the
FELTON, and Olson company, which
will engage In the general merchsn-
disc business at Lloyd. The company
has q capital stock of s25, 900.
Great Falls Tribune: D. NJ. Sow
ereign Of Belt creek, is one of the sue
eessful ranchers OF the Belt creek
country and last year he raised more
than ten tons of potatoes. At the rate
OF yield of the past year with potatoes
selling at only 80 cents the 100 pounds,
Mr.. Sovereign says his land is return
ing him about S55 an acre for the
labor performed and the rent.
An attempt to make "easy money!
by rolling q drunken maj for about
$50 was not q profitable undertaking
for Chas. E. Jenkinson, Randall Free
man and w. F. Morden. They have
been held in jail several weeks await
ing trial for robbery, and when ar.
rsigned in court today the prisoners
pleaded guilty. Judge Tattan gave
Jenkinson q sentence of 81 years and
Freeman and Morden, three years.
While most local residents were
sleeping peacefully this morning. the
weddings bells were ringing for the
marriage of Hildia B. Nottingham
and. Beulah E. Hall, of Shonkin,
The ceremony was performed at $50
q. N. at the Grand Union parlors by
Rev. g. M. Donaldson, and was wit
messed by Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Not
tingham and Mrs. Geo. Fl. Stevens,
Following the service a delightful,
wedding breakfast was enjoyed, ate,
which the young couple took the trair
for Great Falls where they will visit 4
few days with Mr.. No,.ingham's par
cuts.
From Mondays Daily.
John Whittal, of this city, was
tolxor ~ %ha Cnpitou;yn p,c>,nl oy To-
medical treatment.
Several local residents left tod ay
for Helena, to attend the opening OF
the legislative session and the inau-
gural ball.
The three men sentenced In the dis.
trict court Saturday we're taken to
Deer Lodge yesterday and delivered
to officials of the state prison.
The Lonetree stage due Saturday
evening arrived here last night. "a
hours late, the deep emo between here
and Lonetree making the trip q hard
one.
A recent marriage at Great Falls is
that of Lawrence II. Ling, of Havre,
and Mary E. Ward, OF Ksnksnns,
Wis, the ceremony being performed
BY Rev. j. A. Martin, of the Method
ist church.
Last night was the coolest of the
season, according to the record kept
by Jere Sullivan. voluntary, observer
for the U. S. weather bureau, the gov.
eminent thermometer registering "a
below zero. The minimum tempers.
ture Saturday night vas 10 below.
John Golden, q stranger without
visible means of ppO who was