The river press., 1913-11-26
berg of Kenilworth, are among the
visitors in town.

berg Of Kenilworth. are among the
visitors in town.
A carnation for each lady and gen.
tleman, Wednesday afternoon.-T. c.
Power & Bro. Grocery department.
w. Williamson, of Big Sandy, a we'll
known resident of the Bear Paw coun-
try, arrived today on district court
business.
For sale, a few choice Rhode Is-
land Red cockereds at reasonable
prices. Both combs. ]. Lee Sedg-
wick.-Adv.
In the district court today, letters
of administration in the estate of
Alexander Bannatyne, deceased, were
issued to Robert Cameron.
John Ives, of Great Falls, was re-
ceived at the Sanitarium yesterday
for treatment. The patient under
, went an operation today for gastric
, trouble.
The party who borrowed a new log
chain on the hill coming out of Fort
Benton on Tuesday, November II, can
leave same with Missouri River Lum-
ber Co.-Adv.
Marriage licenses were issued by
the clerk of the district court today
to Matus Letx and Danka Dohanko. of
Lytle; and Malcolm G. Foster and Ma
bel l. Wright, of this city.
We cut the big cheese December
18th. Be sure you place your order
early. This is the largest and finest
favored cheese ever shipped into
Montana. T. c. Power 4 Bro.-Adv.
Great Falls police have orders to
enforce strictly the anti-spitting Or
dinance. The club women and the
business men of the town have been
urgent in their insistence for this en-
forcement.
Arrangements for the Christmas va
cation of the Fort Benton public
schools were made at recent meet
ing of the board of trustees. The
schools will close December "a and
reopen January S.
According to the Kalispell newspa-
county have shipped 10000 boxes of
apples this fall. The fire at the White
side farm destroyed 10000 boxes,
which seriously affec,ed the seasons
showing.
Fourteen applications for naturali.
zation were heard by Judge Tattan in
the district court today. Most of the
applications were granted, but in two
or three cases the court decided the
applicants were not yet qualified
for citizenship.
At a hearing in Justice Fishers
court yesterday afternoon Thore J.
Ritland was bound over to the district
court on a charge of grand larceny
The defendant is alleged to have stol.
en- a colt belonging to George E.
Barkley, of Eagle Butte.
John E. Cowan, the Valley county
postmaster who disappeared some
time ago with some government funds
has been located by federal officials
in Helena. The fugitive was found in
, the Lewis and Clark county Jail
: where he was being held for tria
under the assumed name of Meady
on charge of raising check.
A news item from Glasgow says
Judge Utter sentenced George Foss
the young man who was arrested two
weeks ago, on a charge of taking cat
tie from the Great Northern stock
yards and selling them, to serve one
year in the penitentiary at Dee1
Lodge. The cattle Foss sold were ir
transit from st. Paul to Chinook, and
} were sold while the stock were put
) off to be watered in Glasgow.
B. H. Vaudeville, who is among the
visitors in town, is in receipt of wore
from Washington, D. c., that he has
won out in a prolonged contest ovel
his desert claim on the upper Shon
kin. Mr.. Vaudeville filed on the lan6
in 1900 and made final proof in due
course, but in 1908 the government
instituted contest proceedings upon
the report Of special agent. A de
cision in favor of the entryman was
rendered by the Great Falls land Of
1cials, and this decision was recently
: affirmed by the commissioner of the
> general land Office. Stranahan &
Stranahan, of this city, represented
: Mr.. Vaudeville in the proceedings.