The river press., 1913-03-26
CITY AND STATE.
PJen Saturday. Daily.

J. E. Gwynn, Of Iona, is among the
business visitors In town.
John A. Hackshaw, of Flowe-ae, ie
visiting with friends in this city.
T. G. Penny, q we'll known business
man OF Havre, was among the arri vals
last evening.
A petition for naturalization was
fled 10 the district court to-day by F.
G. Hoge, Of aaw arden, who is nat-
i've Of Germany.
The relatives OF the late Mrs. Wha.
len wish to return tn anks for the kind
ness and sympathy extended during
their bereavement.
Mrs. Jno. V. Carroll and daughter
returned yesterday from . visit OF
several weeks in Washington, D. c.
and other eastern cities.
Walter A. Small. who arrived from
Missouia few days ago, has accept.
ed q position in the T. c. Power l.
Bro. grocery department..
Among the arrivals on yesterd aye
delayed train were Mrs. ]. a. Rice
and sons, james and Harry Rice, who
have been spending the winter in Cal
ifornia.
District court was adjourned this af-
ternoon until Saturday, March 20.
Judge Tattan will open the Blaine
county term at Chinook the early part
Of the week.
The county attorney fled an infor.
nation In the district court today
against Fred johnson and Jake B ish.
op, the defend ants being accused OF
ass sult In the second degree.
Ameng the patients received at ST.
Glare hospital yesterday and today
were James Arnoux, OF Browning;
Mrs. G. Greenwood and S. Rhule, o1
Big Sandy; G. Trickey and Wilbur
Steiller, Of this city.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
Annie Whalen were held this morning
at the Catholic church, with . large
number of friends and neiRhbors ir
attend ance. The pail bearers were
John Harris, Geo. w. Frields, M. J
Joyce, James Townsend, Geo. L
Overfield aud John Ward.
Theclocal health authorities ar
concerned over the prevalence o.
scarlet fever in neiehboriug com
munities, and are taking the neces
sary precautions to protect the public
There have been several cases of th'
disease in Great Falls, four death
resulting in the last two weeks.
Municipal primary elections, for tn
nomin alton of candid ates, will be hell
Monday in the larger cities of tn
state. The new primary law does no
apply to cities of less than 1000 popu
lation and the Fort Benton nomin a
tions will be made in the usual way
1t is understood the ward meeting
will be called in few days.
From Mondays Daily.
Mrs. D. G. Peet, Of Hawarden, i
visiting with friends in this city.
Miss Lillian Poulsson returne
yesterday from visit of several week
in Chicago.
H. Hooker and wife, OF Righwood
are among the guests registered at th
Choteau House.
Miss Wiegin, who has been visitin
with friends At Minot, N. Dak.. wa
among yesterdays arrivals.
Jefferson Leah and John Elliott, {
Big Sandy, we're received at St. Clar
hospital today for medical treatment
Four men were received at the cour
ty Jail today, to serve short terms fo
vsgrsncy, the prisoners having bee
committed BY Justice Kinder.
N. T. Lease, the Great Falls col
tractor, arrived today on bushes
connected with prospective buildin
improvements, for which plans has
been prepared.
W. S. Bucknell, OF Pleasant Vale.
who 10 among the visitors in tow,
reports q very successful social Sa
urday evening, for the benefit of tt
Pleasant Valley baseball team.
40 Tompkins and L. Bornemiz'
two Billings livestock dealers, are il
terviewing local stockmeu who ha1
cattle that are in condition for tt
market. They are said to be maxim
good offers for that of class of stool
Judge Tattan and E. R. Russel
court stenoerapher, left today ft
Chinook, where q term OF distri
court for Blaine county will be opene
tomorrow. A large number OF appl
cations for naturalization will
given attention.
The Blaine county authorities a.
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