The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-11
AROUND The STATE.


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The Great Falls Tribune refers to one
of the judges of that town as ''hizzoner"
The local editor should tell us how it
happened.
The Great Falls Tribune heads an arti-
Gle, Alcohol for Fuel" There must be a
number Of illicit distilleries in close prox-
unity to that town.
If anybody knows what has happened
to Miss Stone. and who did it, he will
please rise to his feet.-Red Lodge Picket
Perhaps she has gone over the rocky
road to Dublin.
The Muscular says Charles B. Niles
passed worthless paper in Butte, Boze-
man and Billings. and Judge Webster
sent him to Deer Lodge for one year in
order that he may regain his senses.
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The roads to Billings in every direction,
especially from the west, show the pros
perity of the farmer in the loads of grain
on their way to the mills and other places
Of MISUNDERSTANDING Times.
And yet some people think Montana
won't receive creditable exhibit at the
ST. Louis Worlds Fair.
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The Kalispell Bee tells it's readers this
cheering news: There has been over
s125,0O0 paid in at the county treasurer's
office for taxes during the past year, out
of total of $4,000 on the assessment
rolls of the county. The delinquent tax
list will be much smaller this year than
at any previous time in the history of the
county,"
man can endure snakes in his boots
if he had the prolonged pleasure of put
ting them there; but when it comes to
getting them between the sheets he draws
the line.-Basin Progress.
prolonged pleasure is good! But that
editor must be going Wild. Think of a
country editor sleeping on Sheets" We
look for his next edition.
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Some quack doctor stumbled in the
sanctum sanctorum of the Avant Courier
other day, and got Bro. Anderson in
terested in bucksaws, as the following
item from that paper would Indicate:
- doctor gives five ways of curing a
cold and closes with Anything that will
set the blood actively in circulation will
break up cold in the beginning. whether
it be drugs Or the use of a bucksaw."
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There are many thousands of children
who are unable to attend school because
there are no seats for them, yet 500, 000,-
900 of public improvements are going on
in New York-Kalispell Bee.
Go way back and sit down, pard.
Many parents are prone to send their
OFFSPRING to seats in workshops and
peddling papers on the streets. There's
the trouble.
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The Bozeman Republican and Glendive
Review are just racking their brains in
an effort to decide whether the thick lay
ers of fat found on the back of bear re-
Gently captured in Gallatin county indi-
cate the coming of a severe winter or
| the passing of most favorable summer.
| Nonsense, gentlemen, nonsense! The fat
| on the back of the bear merely proves
that prosperity still prevails or, as Mark
Hanna would say, that God reigns and
the republican party still lives."-YelloW-
stone Leader.
Whats the matter with HANNAH"
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| The editor of the Livingston Enter
prise writes feelingly upon the subject
of the late Marcus DAILY: Marcus DAILY
! was distinctively the greatest man the
state has ever produced. one who did
more for it's upbuilding and the preserva-
| ton of the rights and liberties of the
| workingmen, who form so large a part
! of it's people, than any body of men who
have ever been identified with the his
tory of the state"
| Among the delegation that made the
trip to Alder last Tuesday were several
! of our fluent orators of statewide repu-
tation, who, by agreement. were loaded
with half-hour speeches. not of a historic
kind only. but of a prophetic nature also.
| With warm hearts and quick pulsations
they approached the Sheridan station.
expecting loud and royal welcome. The
sLence that pervaded the atmosphere
and the insignificant number of residents
on the scene compelled the visitors to be-
lieve that most of the people of Sheridan
had not yet learned a new road was pass
ing the NATURALIZATION -ionitor.
There was dog fight in Alder that day