The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-09-13

kAL 1sPELL, Sept. 7.-Calvin Cree
was arraigned, tried, fined and re.
leased all in twenty minutes this morn
ing, following his arrest for killing
deer out of season. Cree waived for
NAL proceedings and pleaded guilty.
GREAT FALLS, Sept. S.-John
Rarams, q railroad laborer 30 years
of age, was perhaps fatally injured
yesterday afternoon at Cut Bank when
u down by q hand q and q broken
back and possible internal injuries
we're sustained. Rarams was brought
to Great Falls on Great Northern
train No. "A this morning and placed
in the Columbus hospital, where every
thing is being done to a. or prolong
the unfortunate mans life.
LIBBY, Sept. 8.-From a small piece
Of ground amounting to about three
quarters of an acre Captain A. j.
McCorle Of this place has harvested
s374.9 5 worth Of potatoes, for which
only the regular market price was re-
ceived. The potatoes were raised
upon a few town lots without irriga.
ton, and it is the first year that the
soil has been guilty ated.
BUTTE, Sept. 8.-Christ Joruck
values the great toe of his left foot at
OIL 200 md fo~ thot nm ho huovnhf
suit against the Northern Pacific rail.
way company in the district court yes.
terday. He complains that on July I
last he was employed by the company
at Toston, and was directed to unload
q car Of heavy ties. He says the ties
were unusually heavy and we're neg
ligently and dangerously piled into
the car. When he tried to remove one
another fell on his foot and crushed
it. He lost his great toe and demands
compens alton.
ANACONDA, Sept. 9.-James Gala
+ CHER, aged 30 years committed suicide
In the toilet room of the Montana
. hotel tonight by taking carbolic acid.
t Guests Of the Duck Feast OF the Ana.
! conda club tried to resuscitate him,
! He was penniless and had been drink
irg. He came here from New York.
' MIssoULA, Sept. 9.-Harry Allen
= one of the three men implicated in
daring robbery at Trout Creek sever
' years ago, will be brought back te
Missoula county for trial, according
: to Sheriff w. L. Kelley, who has lef
for Helena, where he will get requisi
9 ton papera. Allen is soon due to b.
liberated from Leavenworth, Kansas
where he was sent for robbing q post
. Office soon after the Trout Creek Incl
dent.
"a GREAT FALLS, Sept. 9.-Alleginl
N that q shipment OF 1913 head OF csttl
,e from this point to the Chicago msrke
last fall was delayed In transit, tha
they were roughly handled an In
properly fed 80 that the market valu
was deprecated to the extent of $40
;. suit for that amount has been inst
tuted in the district court here by f
8. Mccartney against the Ores
=. Northern Railway company.
IN MILESTONE, Sept. S.-Susie Dunr
I'd the fourteen.year.old daughter of Nj
d. and Mrs. B. V. Dunn, residing on
ir ranch near here, was instantly kille
on by q bolt OF lightning at the home ,
ms her parents during the rain and thur
e. der storm here yesterday. She WI
G. sittine 'ae room at the ranch hon
O.. when was struck by the Dol
", There ..e.e no marks on her body vii
a the exception Of a small black ar
- blue spot right above her heart.
en- BOHEMIAN, Aug. SD Horkins, ;
is, engineer from Anaconda, lies at Il
rst point of death in the Belgrade hosr
Of tai and Robert Richie, proprietor
in the Richie livery stable at Belgrad
occupies a cell in the county ia