The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-07-16
CITY AND STATE.

among today's arrivals.
W. s. Ktngsbury and Viz Wilson, !
Of Virgelle, are among the visitors in
town.
Send your watch and i~ewelry repair
to D. G.. Lockwood's jewelry
A marriage license has been issued
ct Great FALLS to Rudolph T~urtscher
and Althea Williams, both of Carter.
Summer temperature prevailed in
this Vicinity today, the government
Thermometer registering 90 degrees
this afternoon.
Mrs Bertha Russell arrived from
Cascade today on . visit with her
psrents. Mr.. and Mrs. Mslcolm Nor
row. of this city.
George Wackerlin 10 fitting up the
DeLorimer building on Main street
- . plumbing and tinshop. and will
Do ready for business In Q few days.
Genuine bargains at our So and loo
counters Of crockery, glassware. tin.
wsre and granitsware. Lowest prices
In dry goods, clothing and shoes At
the Chicago store.-Adv.
Announcement has been received Of
the msrricge of Miss Anna Devine, .
former teacher In the Fort Benton pub.
lie schools, and Mr. A. N. Larson, of
Roman, Mont. The wedding took
place Monday, at Marysville, Mont.
J. G. O'Donnell, Of Billings, ar
rived today to take charge Of the
work Of installing . standpipe for the
city water system. The necessary ma
terial IL here, and Mr.. O'Donnell will
have q force of about thirty men at
work In . few days.
Harvey johnson WAS arrested yes-
terdsy and taken to jail on q charge
OF entering the George K. Houghton
house and stealing several articles Of
small value. Al q hearing in Justice
Kinder's court today, the defend ant
VA bound over to the district court.
Word was received today that rev.
eral buyers will Do in attendance q
the public wool sale to be held in the
Fort Benton market tomorrow. Own
ers Of clips r requested to b 1t the
warehouse at 700 .. %. to open up
samples OF wool that will be offered
for sale.
c. A. Hubart 10 exhibiting some fine
specimens of grain crops from bis
ranch on Kelly fat. The exhibits in.
clude samples Of oats, winter whes,
and fax. and show q growth tina,
promises . large yield at harvest time.
The samples are on display at the
county t~ressurer's Office.
DR.. W. F. C%oggswell, secretary o.
the state board Of health, announce:
Instructions have been issued to al.
health officers to enforce the regula'
ton prohibiting the use of roller
towels and public drinking cups ii
all hotels. restaurants, lodging
houses and other public places. Vic
lators of the regulations will bt
charged with committing . misde
meanOr.
The matter of making preparations
for the Choutesu County Fair received
attention at . meeting OF the Com
merciel club last evening, the 6uan'
cial support necessary for the occas'
ion being given extended discussion
It 10 proposed to raise . fund sufd!
cient TO guarantee the success OF the
fair and that will meet al oblig atoms
audit 10 believed all local businesl
men will contribute literally to secur,
this result. A committee consistins
of J. J. McGraw, a. F. Miller, Jans'
Hsnsen and 1. Huusberger wss Up
pointed TO solicit subscriptions.
From Thursday's Daily.
Born, at the S~anitarium, to DR.. ant
Mrs. G. B. Hamilton, Of this city,
sou
A.. G. Jefferson Q resident of TIL
OCuCuS - ! Vo"o VOOoy VI
land business.
L. K. Devlin, of the state humsn'
bureau, arrived from Havre today OF
official business.
Walter Brown of Box Elder, and F
NJ. Pugsley are among the visitor'
attending todsy's public wool sale.
A petition for naturalization ha'
been fled in the district court b,
Louis A. Barber, q former residen
of Canada.
Carroll Fish, of Righwood, wat
among the arrivals from the countr!
last evening. He left this morning
with his family who have been visiting
with Mrs. s. Hadley.
A news item from Great Falls re
ports the sale Of the Fred Long WOO
elm of about 200. 600 pounds at 1