The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-07-30
CITY AND STATE.

From Wednesdays Daily
Born, to Nj. and Mrs. c. K. Nc.
Kendry, of this city, . son.
J. II. Flint, Of Big Sandy. was
among the arrivals last evening.
Mics Mary Rheams, Of Highwood.
10 visiting friends In this vicinity.
John Nilsson, Of Lonetrsee, is in
town today on a short business visit.
Born, at St. Glare hospital, to Mr..
and Mrs j. E. Watson. OF Big Sandy,
q daughter.
Send your watch and jewelry repair
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
st0re.-Adv.
Walter Brown, the we'll knwon Box
Elder stockmsn, 10 visiting with Fort
Benton friends.
Louis Shanbo, Of Havre, was re.
ceived 1t the ssnitsrium today for
medical treatment.
Genuine bargains at our Sc and 10c
counters OF crockery, glassware. tin.
ware and g~raniteware. Lowest prices
in dry goods, clothing and shoes At
the Chicago Store.-Adv.
Mrs. W. F. sherle, OF the Mariss,
Vas taken In charge by the sheri6's
Office yesterday At the request OF the
federal authorities, who are making
arrangements for her deportation to
Canada.
A Case road grading outfit, oper-
ated by . large gasoline tractor, was
Demonstrating its merits this after
noon onlupper Front street. 1t moved
large quantities OF dirt in . short
time, and appeared to do work that
was satisfactory in every particular.
Advices from Great Fslls report the
death Of Simeon Dulsu, one of the
owners Of the Richards ranch, % the
result of . runaway accident. Mr..
Dulsn Vas found unconscious on the
Highwood road, about twelve miles
from Great Falls, . broken wagon
nearby indicating the nature of the
accident, and died from his injuries q
few hours later.
Theodore Seibel was brought to
town last evening from the Benton
Sheep company ranch, and taken to
the s%snitsrium to receive attention
for . fractured spine. Mr.. Seibel
was stacking hay yesterday afternoon
and was caught BY . derrick and
thrown about forty feet, the fall csus.
ing serious injuries. The patient 10
In . critical condition, but it is DO.
lieved he will recover.
The U. S. civil service commission
announces that N examination will
be held on August %, 1913, for the
position of assistant postmaster q,
$500 per annum, in the Fort Benton,
Montana, postofice. Age limits for
the position of assistant postmaster,
q to As years. Applicants should
apply at once to the postm aster q,
Fort Benton, Montana, or t o the
Secretary, Eleventh Civil Service
District, Seattle. Washington, for
application blanks and full informa.
ton.
From Thursdays Daily.
Julius Lehfeldt, of Big Sandy, is
visiting with friends in this city.
Mrs. E. L. Crane left today for
Lostlake. on a visit with friends 10
that vicinity.
Mrs. o. A. Bergeson arrived from
Chinook today, on . visit with Mrs.
w. r. Leet, of THE city.
A declar alton of his intention to
become IN American citizen was filed
in the district our today by George
Bukow, who is . native OF Austria.
Mrs. Luther Betz, OF Wsshtu ane,
Wash, who was recently brought to
the Sanitarium for treatment, died
this morning from spoplexy. The
body will be shipped to her home in
Washington for burial.
A marriage license was issued by
the clerk of the district court yester.
day to Philip q. Young and Caroline
Raunig. of Hswarden. The wedding
took place last evening, Justice Fish
er performing the ceremony.
The county commissioners had q
busy session today ss . result of the
announcement that they would devote
the session to hearing complaints upon
any matter in which Choutesu county
citizens are interested. Several of the
applicants discussed road matters
with the board.
An Olmstead gas tractor took part
in q road grading demonstration that
was given today on the approach to
the county fair grounds, the work be-
ING witnessed bv the county commits.