The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-11-01
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THE B0WLES WAY

are unable to account for their posses.
sion OF II pairs of trousers, none of
which have been worn. The men were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Kiibride at
Logan. Later it was learned that the
Colwell store In Three Forks had been
robbed the preceding evening and the
officers believe these are the culprits.
KAL1sPELL, Oct. 27.-Quick and eff
cient work on the part of Sheriff
Ingraham caused the arrest of W. F.
Borst of Big Fork, and the recovery
OF 2lO counterfeit dollar pieces similar
to those which were found in circula-
lation several days ago. Borst ex.
posed himself when he gave Howard
jenkins 30 of the pieces, and conf.
d~entially asked him to dispose OF them
Ia this city. Instead Jenkins turned
the money over to the sheriff and
Borst's arrest followed.
BUTTE, Oct. 2S.-Ninety dollars was
paid into the treasury of the police
court yesterday by property owners
agents and tenants as a result of an.
other campaign waged by the police
department to enforce the city ordi-
nance relative to cleaning snow from
the sidewalks. This time however, it
was an entirely new bunch of offend.
ers from those of two weeks ago, who
faced the police magistrate.
KALISPELL, Oct. 29.-W. F. Borst,
the aged counterfeiter, who confessed
to manufacturing and circulating
spurious dollar pieces was arraigned
before q United States commissioner
today, bound over to the grand jury
and his bond fixed at 81, 500. Borst is
past y years of age. He told the
officers that his coin making outfit
was located near Lewiston, Idaho,
and that it was an easy matter to
manufacture the dies. So far as
known there are no others implica ted
with the venerable shooting gallery
proprietor IN making the bogus
money.
HELENA, October 28.-The death of
Charles Lange this afternoon from
injuries received three weeks ago
while playing football at the Montana
Agricultural college at Bozeman will
mean the abolition Of the game from
all the schools 10 the state, If a cam
paign the Helena Woman's club has
inaugurated is successful. Resolu-
tions were adopted calling on the
women's clubs throughout the state
to join in the movement, and it is said
the state board OF education will be
asked to prohibit the game at all state
institutions.
HELENA, Oct. 2S.-There will be q
meeting OF the creamery men of Mon.
tana In this city November Is for the
purpose of considering what action to
take In connection with the enforce
ment J January next OF the rules and
regulations of the state board of health
relating to the care OF COWS whose
milk is sold, either to creameries OF
priva ate consumers. According to some
of the creamery men II the rules which
have been promulgated are enforced
the result will be that every creamery
in the state will be put out OF business.
This ia the opinion OF w. G. Whaley
one Of the representatives in the last
Legislature from Broadwater county
and manager Of the creamery at Town
send.
BUTTE, Oct. 3O.-Erick DIN and
Gus Dahlman were arrrsted by the
police for using quirts made of barbed
wire upon the backs OF two horses
upon which they were riding. The
! men were partially intoxicated. The
: blood covered horses attracted atten.
ton and led to the arrest of the two
: men.
? BILLINGS, Oct. 30.-The Billing:
' sugar factory has already established