The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912, 1901-12-07
AROUND The STATE.

The Malta Enterprise says midnight
jewellers have established a camp near
that place and howl worse than coyotes.
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The Havre Eagle says any politician
who fights trust is likely to be the hero
of the hour, at least. Strap on your
armor, Brother Wescott.
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The Bozeman Chronicle says Judge
Moon found a man SO for carrying
concealed weapons. And Christmas is
nearly three weeks off.
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The Helena Herald says Mr.. Lee Word
has been elected president of the Lambs
club. Not Word has been said thus
far regarding the fitness of persons to
join who may get into sleeps clothing.
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Brother Macintosh Of the Bozeman
Republican must have ''been out" when
this one was printed: George L. Ster-
ling formally Of Salesville, happened to
the good fortune of killing large 5
point deer at $50 yards, with Winchester
shot gun. Who can beat it," Who can't
beat it!
The Kalispell Bee is authority for the
statement that the state furnishing
board awarded the contract for furnish
ing the state capitol to "a union and a
non-union firm" who bid in cahoots-
that the Wollaeger concern is union and
Retting & Smut are non-union. It seems
to be up to the labor unions again.
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The Billings Gazette says an alleged
murderer named Leblanc was arrested
at Bridger Friday and turned over to
the deputy sheriff. The Gazette didn't
mention the deputy's name but does say
he took his prisoner to a saloon and
after Stacking him went to sleep. The
sheriff of the county is now offering a
reward of 500 for the capture of Lee
blanc.
The Malta Enterprise says: William
Dale came to Glasgow from Whatley.
Drs. Hoyt and Clay examined him and
found he was suffering from smallpox.
He was quarantined and then the En-
terprise goes on to say: mo one was
exposed only 100 laborers working with
him on the railroad" Only 100 laborers!
Oh. we'll, WHAT that?
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The local editor of the Deer Lodge
Silver State thus expresses his Thanks
giving experience: This has been
SIO66y "CCh AOl SAC NoAASCk HoldtC COItOA
from Thanksgiving to date. He was
"sicked" onto more turkey than he could
eat, but he did his best-hence the why
mess. Sic e paurium, still sickibus on
Mondum." And he no doubt expects
people to believe that turkey will make
a man talk like that.
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The Chinook Opinion says the citi-
zens of that town got together and as
a result the demi monde who were scat
tered through the residence portion of
Chinook (about as they are in Butte)
were ordered to remove their freight. A
woman named Graham became stub
born. so she was brought before Judge
Houston and he at once taxed her $3.50
and costs. The citizens of that town
evidently propose to protect their wives
and children let come what may.
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The Great Falls Leader reports a
troublesome woman there in the person
of Mrs. John O'Brien, and calls her "a
window smasher." The last time she
was arrested the chief of police. county
attorney and county auditor went into
committee of the whole and decided to
send her to st. Paul Gin order to save
expenses The Leader doesn't mention
anything about a divorce case. so it II
presumed the refractory female uses
another weapon besides a Ratchet.