The Glasgow courier., 1918-05-31

Roundup-His heart affected as the
result of having been kicked by a
morse some sine ago, Carl Reto, re-
siding near Belmont, is dead. The
body has been shipped to Princeton,
Minn., for burial.
Dillon-Albert Brooks, an I. w. w.
who was before Judge Joseph C.
Smith for disturbing literature calcu-
lated to hinder the draft, has been
sentenced to serve from seven to fif-
teen years in the state prison at Deer
Lodge.
Lewistown-Lena Anderson. wife
of Axel Anderson, a well-known car
penter, was yesterday committed to
the insance asylum. Mrs. Anderson
on Saturday attempted suicide by
drinking. belladonna. Her condition is
largely due to continual worry induced
by rumors reported to her to The effect
that she and her family were pro-
German.
Llvingston-Early yesterday morn
ing the Schreuber drug store was
burglarized and 500 in money and
several hundred dollars worth Of lew
elry was removed. The thief was dis
covered in the act by Tony Riggler,
the night watchmen, but pointing two
guns at the watchman he made his
escape. Several hours later a suspect
who gave his name as George Lock
wood and who the officers are salts.
fled is the burglar, was arrested in
one of the rooming houses.
Great Falls-The big contract Jacob
Neft of the Great Falls Hide and
Junk company recently took to supply
several thousand tons of iron Junk fol
war purposes, so far only has brought
him a mint of trouble. Recently con.
victed of receiving stolen property
and sentenced to serve six months in
the county Jail, Neft has been arrested
twice again on similar charges. He
is charged with having received en-.
gine and car brasses that were stoler
from the Great Northern. His trial
has not been set.
Hingham-Although the suspicious
have not been verified it is the current
belief that the derailment of Great
| Northern freight train one and hall
miles west of this place this evening
was the result of an attempt to wreck
a troop train which arrived here from
the east a few minutes later. 1t is
thought that plates had been removed
from beneath the rails, although this
has not been determined. The trool
train carrying about 800 draft mer
from Polk and Itasca counties, Mime
sofa, reached this place about p. m
and was held for several hours unit
the track could be cleared.
Chinook-Blaine county, which wa.
stirred last fall by the wholesale
thefts of Ford cars, lately has beer
excited again by the identification ant
recovery of number of the cars
The arrest of L. D. Spooner and G. R
Lundburg at Harlem last weel
brought about this state of affairs
giving clues by which the motors hav,
been traced. Thus far seven car:
have been recognized and recovered by
their owners. Many of the cars ha1
the engine number cut off of them OF
defaced, and in the cases of others tn,
bodies and running gears had been in
terchanged. A number of the car:
were sold at Zurich and north o,
Harlem. The persons engaged in tn
nefarious trade did big business.
Butte-After a hopeless fight fo
her life covering period of 10 days
Mrs. Gladys Aston Bray, succumbe.
at 2:30 this afternoon to the tw'
bullet wounds inflicted by her divorce,
husband, Martin Bray. Mrs. Bray i
the second victim of a triple shooting
on the night of May Is, when Bray
the former husband, opened fire o.
her and X. S. Showers in the sight o
hundreds of pedestrians. Mrs. Bra