The river press., 1911-11-15
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and was perhaps one of the best liked
employees in his department of the
postOffice.

ana was perhaps one OF the pest llKeO
employees in his department of the
postofflce.
HELENA, Nov. 9.-Marcina Morse,
an engineer in the employ of the Nor.
thern Pacific, died in St. Peters hos.
pital this afternoon, the result of an
injury received early this morning,
when his engine was ditched at Brewer,
small station near Toston. Run.
ming at rate of forty miles an hour,
Morse's train, which left Helena 1T
midnight, ran into a rockslide on q
curve. The engine turned over twice
and several cars were derailed, but
the only person hurt was Morse, who
was scalded.
ANACONDA, Nov. 1.-Two feet of
snow is reported in the Big Hole basin,
one of the biggest stock producing
sections in the state. The weather is
the coldest at this time of the year in
the memory of the Oldest settlers.
BUTTE, Nov. 11.-Murder in all
probability will be the outcome of an
ass ault in the Stockholm saloon, when
Edward Allard struck Peter Flanni.
gan over the head with q chair, frac.
turing his skull. The two men had an
altercation over the pronunciation of
q word.
LEWIsTowN, Nov. 11.-Carl Requs.
charged with having engaged in
gambling game here during the fair
last August, pleaded guilty today and
Judge Cheadle imposed q fine of 5000.
Requa left Immediately after the fair
aud only returned to the city yester-
day.
HELENA, Nov. lit has been re-.
ported to DR.. T. D. Tuttle, secretary
of the state board of health, that some
persons have been telling dairymen
that fee of $5 is charged for the
tuberculin testing of cattle. "This is
false" said DR.. Tuttle. "The testing
of dairy cattle is done by the state
and the expense of it is borne by the
state"
BUTTE, Nov. IA proceeding " as
> instituted in the district court in Butte
last evening to remove Thomas J
u Booher from the Office of police judg'
{ on the accusation that he has beel
g collecting illegal fees from the county
The accus alton Is made by James H
Rove, who charged that, in violation
'r of the express and prohibitive statutes
1t Booher has collected s4l.65 q mont
5. from the county for four months.
o GLASGOW, Nov. 13.-The Glasgo,
80 Steam Laundry, valued at 1000, IL
&c sured for two-thirds of that amour
y. and owned by j. J. Mullins, burne
~ early this morning. A small porto
~ of the machinery WAS saved. The fi,
~ was possibly caused by . spark fro
the frebox.
~. HELENA, Nov. l3.-Providing . pc
h. manent water supply can be secured
4. In oil probability the state tuberculos
~ hospital, provided for by the Ia
a. legisl ature, will be located on . 90
~. ton of school land near Steyensvill
=. In the Bitter Root valley. The 81
~ has been Viewed by experts and recor
=, mended by them.
&c. LIVINGSTON. Nov. ia viole
xt wind is blowing here tonight. Sew
big plate glass windows were blov
h. out and in the opinion of old.time
~ the storm is the equal OF the famo
,,s wind of Christmas day, 1899. O
-s window in clothing store was blov
-, out and the falling glass injured thr
ha passers.by. The storm is delayil
-, all trains.
ail BOHEMIAN, Nov. IA number
ed Bozeman business men, elated ov
on G Gallatin's success at the land show
ng New York are planning to show prop
ife honor to the local men who q