Montevideo Horrific Accident Shocks Ali Ouster County
A startling report from Montevideo details a deadly automobile accident sending shockwaves through Ali Ouster County. Local officials investigate the crash and pending updates are awaited.
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Newspaper
Ismay Journal
Location
Ismay, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
2
A startling report from Montevideo details a deadly automobile accident sending shockwaves through Ali Ouster County. Local officials investigate the crash and pending updates are awaited.
The Milwaukee eastbound No. 6 crashed into a stock train near Montevideo Minnesota. Four stockmen died and two were severely injured amid burning wreckage. William B. Hill and son Thomas Hill of Miles City are among the dead. George Rahseld and William Dominy are also reported badly burned and near death.
Prominent residents near Glendive faced a dangerous prairie blaze last Friday after a bonfire started the fire. Cr. D Hollecker with daughter Miss Jessie Hollecker aided by Miss Norma Coover and Mrs Conover battled flames from 1:30 to 4:30 pm, saving two hay stacks and other property while wind spread the fire across 12 to 15 miles. Local help arrived from Savage and nearby towns to prevent further loss.
In Montevideo Minn a stock train wreck caused by an open switch killed W D Hill father of Mrs Lanner and injured Mrs Hill and Mr Dominy. The wreck damaged cattle and property losses are about 75000 dollars. Bodies will be moved to Miles City for burial. Frank Bircher and other local stockmen were aboard the first section.
Montana farmers face wheat at 74 cents a bushel in Gallatin county as storage builds while farmers await higher prices. W. A. Marcellus, a Northern Pacific brakeman, dies after being struck by a water tank pipe in Paradise. Dearborn project land openings were canceled due to slow reclamation progress. Hamilton plans house numbering and mail delivery expansion. Havre agrees to three county divisions with Chouteau retaining Fort Benton as county seat. A tank car explosion at Essex injures workers near Whitefish. Mrs. Thomas Comerford sues Missoula city for 35,000 over a fatal ditch collapse blamed on cribbing. A Heena hearing will address switching charges among railroads at Judith Gap and Missoula.
The Very Rev Victory Day of Helena charged with entering an ill East Helena home to administer last rites despite a quarantine sign. County health officer Dr Cooney filed formal charges and Justice Terrence O Donnell held the hearing.
Henry Hegner national commander of the National Indian War Veterans appeals through The Independent for names and addresses of those who served in United States or volunteer service after the Civil War against western frontier hostiles through 1883. The association aims to place records for pensions as Congress acts. The note mentions Denver headquarters and a push to Bozeman area as a railroad line opens service from Bozeman to Three Forks with future Gallatin Valley extensions.
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