The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1911-11-08
THAT'S JUST
THE D0WLES WAY

defaulted last May in the payment of
interest amounting to S45, 900 on an is.
sue OF 81, 500, 900 three year gold notes.
executed November 2, 1908, the Central
Trust company of New York began
suit for foreclosure in the federal
court.
LIVINGSTON, Nov. 2.-The charred
body of John c. Kelly, for more than
10 years q resident of Montana, was
found in the ruins OF a dark room in
the e a Of q photographer studio
which burned early today at G ardiner.
Kelly had evidently gone into the
dark room to sleep for the night.
Firemen who put out the fire did not
discover the body until several hours
later.
BILLINGS, Nov. 2.-Nearly $500, 900
will be distributed among beet growers
Of the local district on November Is
when the Billings Sugar company will
distribute checks in payment for beets
delivered at the big mill for the pre-.
ceding 30 days. The amount dis.
bursed is the greatest ever paid by the
company to the beet Iraisers, and al.
though 1t is by no all which
goes for that purpose this season., it
is greater by almost 500. 900 than the
entire payment last year, which itself
vas a record breaker.
HELENA, Nov. 3.-The annual
Thanksgiving proclamation of the
governor of Montana was Issued yes.
terday. and. following the usual Gus.
tom, Governor Norris joins with the
president of the United States in ask.
ing the people to observe Thursday,
November 80, as q day upon which
ITO make fitting acknowledgment
of the blessings that have been be.
slowed upon US by Almighty Cod"
The governors proclamation is
brief and to the point, but 1t ia never.
theless eloquent in it's expressions of
gratitude at the evidences of material
prosperity SO manifest throughout the
state.
BOHEMIAN, Nov. 4.-While walking
about the ranch OF T. j. Fisher, look.
ing for Q dog which he had been dele
gated to kill, John Larsen, a farm la.
borer, accidentally shot himself In the
right side about 10 o'clock this morn.
ing, death resulting within q few
minutes. Larsen worked for Fisher
and the latter had complained of a
wandering dog about the place, sug.
costing to Larsen that he kill the ami
NAL.
LEwIsTOwN, Nov. 4. - Thomas
Jones, q homesteader residing 20 miles
from Kendall. was crushed to death
by q cave.in of . coal hole on govern.
ment land. With three others he was
getting out fuel for his own use wher
the cavern occurred. Coroner Cree
notified Mine Inspector McDermott
who did not consider further investi,
CATION necessary. Jonas was single
about 80 years OF age.
COLLINS, Nov. 4.-George UlzacI
Is dead and q warrant charging job,
Dickerson with the murder of Ulzscl
ts In the hands Of the sheriff, and tn,
accused Is hourly expected. It is un
derstood Dickerson may give himsel
; up to the authorities, but late thi
afternoon he had not done 80. Til
' tragedy for which Dickerson mus
: answer to the court is the outcome O
= q row which started in the Oasis sslooI
here late yesterday afternoon, an
concerned a horse deal.
: GREAT FALLS, NOV. 4.-With
bench warrant in the hands of th
. sheriff for the arrest of DR.. S,
- Hinkle, the veterinary surgeon VIII
= with |. J. Murphy, is charged wit
- stealing p horses from r. w. Plat
OF Sun River, the apprehension is e,
10 pected very soon. Bail for the a,
y cused was fixed by the court at 81. OO(