The river press., 1903-11-11

Northern near that place, in which the
fireman was killed and the engineer
injured. The westbound passenger
was delayed several hours in conse.
quence.
Advices from Chinook report the
suicide of man named Samuel Hen.
drickson, whose lifeless body was
found yesterday in a room over the
Lee Cum restaurant. The unfortunate,
who was regarded by his acquaint-
ances as person of unsound mind,
ended his life by cutting his throat.
Among the criminal cases before the
district court in Valley county are
those of Frank Baker, Henry Bowers
and Frank Hubbard, who are charged
with an atteppt to hold up Great
Northern train. They have pleaded
not guilty, and will be tried on Nov.
ember 16, II and IS. A charge of con-
spiracy has also been filed against
the defendants.
From Fridays Daily
Gordon & F'erguson's guaranteed
Bros. \
Gold Seal overshoes and rubbers
are the best made. We sell 'em.
Green Bros.
Lost, a small gold brooch with pho
to button Of the late Chas. Rowe.
Finder please return to Mrs. Chas.
Rove.
For Sale Cheap~One good wrought
iron range: one West Point coal stove:
quantity Of secondhand furniture.
Enquire at Chouteau House.
O. B. Crane, who has been employed
in the Anaconda Standard Office for
some time, arrived home yesterday
and will spend the holidays here.
The railroad officials report heavy
movement of livestock the past two
days, the shipments over the Montana
Central comprising about 27O cars.
1t is reported from Great Falls thai
w. f. Kesner and Miss Layina Mere
dith were married in that city yester.
day, the ceremony being performed at
the Grand hotel by Rev. f. A. Agar
of the Baptist church.
Henry Lewis, who has been in South
St. Paul for the past several weeks,
returned home last evening. He re-
ports that heavy livestock shipments
have been passing through ST. Paul
on their way east
Word was sent in from the Shonkin
by telephone last evening stating that
Dan Dupee had been seriously injured
by being thrown off his horse. No
further particulars Of the accident
have yet been received.
John Neubert, in his official capa-
city as public administrator, left this
| afternoon for Chinook to take posses.
sion OF any property owned by Sam
Hendrickson, who committed suicide a
few days ago. 1t is reported that the
deceased left an estate of considerable
value.
Great Falls Tribune: The large
corrugated iron warehouse of Strain
Bros, located in the rear of their de-
partment store, was partially de.
stroyed by fire last hight, the blaze
being one Of the ticrccst with which the
fire department has had to contend
in years. There were stored in the
building about $50, 900 worth of miscel-
laneous goods, upon which it is esti-
mated the actual loss will be about
$4,000. The insurance amounts to
about $4,000.
Major Scobey, of the Fort Peek In
dian reservation, has issued an order
prohibiting the gathering of livestock
in that district without a permit, the
order to go into effect on November
lo. Outsiders are forbidden to re-
move stock from the reservation until
1t has been inspected, and the neces-
sary permission secured, and parties
who wish to roundup stock must be
accompanied by an agency employs
after securing Il permit. The order is
issued for the purpose of heading of
gang of horse thieves who have
been operating on the reservation.