The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1913-03-26
CITY AND STATE.
From Fridays Daily

From Fridays Daily
Mrs. A. Connolly arrived from Gey-
ser today, on q visit with friends in
this city.
Send your watch and iewelry repair
work to D. G. Lockwood's jewelry
store.-Adv.
V. M. Morrison and wife of Mexico.
NO.. arrived yesterday on a visit with
relatives IN this vicinity.
Miss Margaret Cooper and Miss
Beatrice Cooper. of Sioux City, Iowa,
were among today's arrivals.
For choice seed, Swedish selec
oats and six.rowed brewing barley, see
q. w. Vaughan, Fort Beuton.-Adv.
Mrs. Reuben Archer and family left
today for Hoquiam, WASH, where
Mr.. Archer recently secured q bust.
ness position.
G, g. Alexander and N. B. Mat.
THE, Who arrived from Stanford to.
day, are making arrangements to ca.
tablish On Office Of the Montana Farm
Mortgage company in this city.
An official plat of the 9 town OF
Square Butte was fled in the county
clerks Office today by the Milwaukee
Land company. The townsite is Id.
Gated northeast Of Square butte, and
comprises about 200 lots.
An unexpected cold snap visited
this locality last night, the govern.
ment thermometer registering six be-
low zero. A large quantity of slush
ice In the Missouri river indicates low
temperature in the upper country.
A Washington dispatch states that
before final adjournment the sen ate
confirmed all Montana nominees for
land Offices, including Thomas Cor.
bally, receiver, and r. N. Sutherlind,
register at Great Falls. With the
converting OF the special session in
April, u list of nominees for all Mon.
tana vacancies is expected to be ready
for presentation.
From Thursdays Daily.
J. r. Fuller and wife, of Tunie, are
visiting with friends in this vicinity .
Attorney w. S. Towner, of Great
Falls, arrived today On district court
business.
Walter A. Swan and wife, OF Mis-
soula, are among the guests register
ed st the Chouteau house.
Albert Taylor, Of Hawarder, who
returned tod ay frcm an eastern visit,
brings word Of severe storms and
snow blockades in Kansas end Ne.
'braska. The deep snow and cold
weather are causing heavy losses of
livestock In the localities affected.
A remittance ~ot STAG. 90 has been
received ut the county t~reasurer''s Of
ice for the Chouteau county school
fund. this amount being the appor-
tionmeot due from the state school
income fund in the March distribu.
ton. 1t will be apportioned among
the various school districts in Chou.
teau county at the rate OF four dollars
for each child of school age.
There was q continuation of the cold
spell in this vicinity lass night, the
government thermometer registering
ten below. Reports of low lei perature
come from various localities in Mon-
tans, a minimum OF II below being re-
ported at Havre. George Olson, a
stage driver, while walking from Sill
yer. near Helena, to = ranch f7e
miles distant, had both arms so bad
~ frozen that it will be necessary to
smpatate them.
Ffom Wednesdays Daily
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. Lohn Apple
gate, of Rawarden, q zoe.
Girl wanted for general housework,
Apply to Mrs. H. N. Rsgl snd.-Adv.
Miss Mckay arrived from Ravre TO-
day, on q visit with friends In THE
city.
o. F. Tsse, of Carter, arrived yes
On 9 visit with his Bentoo
friends.
james Biiliter, Of Kelly Fat, return
ed today from q visit to HE former
home In Indiana.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. C.|
M. Luce, of this city, was taken to the
S%anitarium ted ay to receive treatment
for pneumonia.
Sharp Bros. have q nice assort-
OF potted plants for the Easter
and will have cut flowers on
sale Ssturday.-Adv.
A marriage license vas issued by
clerk of the district court TODAY to
Herbert B. Schwartz, of Havre. aud
Ada NJ. Lohse, of Judith.