The Butte inter mountain. [volume], November 12, 1903, Page 3, Image 3

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Fifty Years the Standard
BAKING
POWDIR
Improves the flavor and adds to
the healthfulness of the food,
PRIOE BAKING POWDER 00., ONIOAGO,
HOLD UP A SALOON
SI'PYEIAL TO TILE INTI'R MOU NTAIN.
Lewistown, Nov. Is.- The advent of the rail
road with its train of hangers-on and the com
ing of winter has borne fruit in the shlape of a
hold-up of it saloon, which occurred last event.
ing.
Two masked men armed held up the occu
pants of Il~gle & .:t.udt's brewery, about hall
a mile south of town. They made everyone
present elevate their arms skyward and then
proceeded to go through their pockets.
The robbers took fright before they got any
thing and fled. Ed Suprenant. one of their
victims, fired several shots after them in the
darkness as they were fleecing, but without
effect.
Later two men who in decription correr
sponded to the robbers, were arrested in a hay
mow. 'They refused to give their names.
L. D. HOWARD HOME ROBBED
Missoula. Nov. 12.-Wh-\ ile Mrs. Howard
and her son L. D. Howard were at the
opera house last night, thieves entered
their apartments in the Coleman flats
through the dining-roomn window.
The prowlers rummaged among bureau
drawers and generally turned over the
valuable effects, but seem to have taken
nothing of value, overlooking several arti
cles of considerable worth.
Jones' Dairy Farm Sausag., .t P. J.
Brophy's.
LUTEY'S
45-47 W. Park. Phone 68
Thanksgiving
Suggestions
Notice our big front win
dow, full of good things.
A pretty tempting dis
play. You simply can't
resist buying when Rais.
ins, Apples, figs, Dates,
etc.. are so cheap.
Fresh New Crop California Figs; full
pound packages; choice quality, toe;
extra fancy package..........12 1"-24
Seeded Raisins; fine large California
Raisins; seeded by machinery; full
potund package, toce and......12 1-24
Finest Fard Dates; pound1........150
Richelieu Boiled Cider; pint bottle, 25c;
quart bottle ..........,m ......... 400
Choice Red Apples; iI poulnds, asc;
heaping basket.................... 150
Fine Wealthy Apples; large
box ................................ -1.00
Alexander Apples (finest we have ever
seen), cheap at, per box-........~,125
Popping Corn
Finest Popping Corn; every kernel
pops: package miakes 8 quarts; 3 pack.
ages tor.................. ......... 254.
Popcorn Poppers, quart size...... 154
Two-quart ............................2 0
Perfection, Corn Popper, opens without
burning your fingers...........25...
Finest Citron and Lemon Peel,
per pound..........................200
Comb honey; full franmes, choice
quality.............................. 100
Extra Fancy W\hite Frames,....... 15
Finest Vostizzas in the world: abso.
lutely cleaned; ready to put right into
your cake or pudding; pound.... 150
Aromatic Spices
You'll be surprised how mucll more
savory Tillman's Pure Aromatic Spices
will make your Tlhanlksgiving dinner.
Fresh Meats
Rear of Our Bakery Department:
Prime Legs Mutton, pound.......100
Shoulder Mutton Chops; 6 lbs...2,,
Ribbon Mutton Chops, 4 pounds.,~25
Loin Mutton Chops, 3 pounds...250
Prime Mutton Stew, to pounds..25, 4
Fresh Fish
Strictly Fresh Red Salmon, lb...100
Strictly Freslh HLalibut, lb....12 1-2"
Fresh Codfishl, pound.........1......1
New York Counts, per dozen.....tO4
TRAILBLAER IS CONE
HEZEKIAH VAN DORN PASSES AWAY
AT HIS RANCH IN THE BIT
TER ROOT.
RIC:'IAl. T(O TiIl INTER MotN'T.AIN..
Missoula. Nov. , .--Another trailblazer
has crossed the grcat divide in the pelIrnn
of Ilezekiah Van DIorn, forty-niner aid
for mlany years an lhonl'red resilcent of this
section of Montana. II dlied at his rnlch
on .Miller creek where he had resided, since
the early days of Montana.
lIe was 80o ycn:s -of age, having beenl
lorn in Covington. Ky.. in 18-3. lie
crossed the plains to California in 18').j
and later mined along the Columbia river
and lived for a uilmlber of years at \\alla
Walla. Wash.
lie moved east in ,85, living in ,ra.s
Valley. then lie located on .Miller creek. It
was in the barn at his ranch that the vigi
lantesb in iRat4 hanged (; erge Shears, a
mnlember of the nictorious l'luntnser gang
who had hbeen pursued from Virgiia i ily.
He leaves a widow and six grownl chihlren.
E. B. BRADEN GETS HIGH
PLACE WITH COMPANY
Appointed Northwestern Manager for
the American Smelting and Re
fining People.
SP.ECIAL TO TilE INTEI"R MOt'NTAIN.
East Helena, Nov. ia.-E. . I, Braden,
manager of the smelter here of the Ameri
can Smelting & Refining company, has
been appointed northwestern manager for
the company and placed in charge also of
the company's smelter at Everett, Wash.,
and the Monte Cristo mine owned by the
company near the Puget Sound town.
Mr. Braden has 'been in charge of the
East Helena smelter since about three
years ago, when hlIe resigned the position
of assayer in charge of the Ilelena assay
office. He is rapidly developing into one
of the most thorough smelter men in the
Northwest.
Mr. Draden was formerly a itembler of
the firm of Bapty & Braden, assayers in
Butte.
SENATOR CARTER IS HOME
Talks of Political Outlook and Recent
Elections in the East,
SI'ECIAI. TO TilE INTE'R MOt'N TAIN N
Helena, Nov. za.--Ex-Senator T. If.
Carter has returned from the East where
he made speeches in Ohio, taking the
place of Senator J. B. Foraker, who was
ill, and also went to St. Louis where he
gathered data for the use of the president
in his forthcoming message to conlgress
relative to progress on the St. Louis fair
buildings, Mr. Carter being chairman of
the federal board.
Mr. Carter says that the republicans gen
erally won a great victory in the recent
election, with the exception of in New
York and Maryland. The New York re
sult will not have any effect on national
politics while, he says, the Maryland result
was largely of ql !cal character, Senator
Gorman was betndling eery energy to carry
his state with a view perhaps of strength
ening his chances before the democratic
national convention.
SHE DIES ON AN EXPRESS
Miss Sarah Knowles of Nebraska Taken
From Burlington Train.
SPECIAL TO TIlE INTER dMOUNTrAIN.
Missoula, Nov. 2z.-Death overtook
Miss Sarah Knowles of Lincoln, Neb., a
passenger on No. S, the Burlington, west
bound yesterday afternoon as the train
was at Bonita and her body was removed
front the train here.
She was traveling with Miss Etta Caton,
also of Lincoln, in the tourist sleeper and
expected to stop off at Spokane to visit
some brothers and sisters.
They have been notified of her death.
LLEWELLYN ROBERTS FOUND
Missoula, Nov. Ir.-A special to the
Missoulian from Hamilton says that
Llewellyn Roberts, who was lost in the
mountains in the Owl creek country, has
been rescued by the Cross Camp outfit.
Roberts wandered in the mountains for
four days and nights without food. The
searchers found him famished and ex
hausted at 9 o'clock Sunday night, He
will recover from his terrible experience,
Jailbreaker Recaptured.
Lewistown, Nov. 2..-John Roberts, one
of the three prisoners who broke fromn the
county jail Tuesday, has been captured at
Kendall. The other two when last hehrd
of were making for Fort Benton and the
sheriff expects to capture them soon.
SAM AUSMAN WINS
M'LAUIGHLAN SUIT
JUDGMENT FOR $40 AND COSTS FOR
HIM IN DEPARTMENT ONE OF
THE DISTRICT COURT.
OVER PURCHASE OF SALOON
Ausman Says He Gave $40 to McLaugh
lan to Bind Contract-Deal Failed,
but He Did Not Get $40 Back.
Judge 1liarney thik mtorninitg heard tli
proofs of the piaintilf in the justice court
appeal case of Sutn A\.tsntan agmintst ,1. I.
Alcl.aulthhn. Th- case ,as hefure thl
court yesterday for trial, hut the delfetildt
defaulted and the hiariing (if the protI
here. thetn set for today.
AtiiItman gave his evidence i tl gott t
jfidgin( nt for $.to aid tl.c s. Ili, alttrti .
I. II. I;lliwiu, stated to the court, frim
the complaint o11 fil, t;hat Aus\11.a111n h,1
which AusntIIn agreed to pay $1..(, I,,&
the Klondike salooni l 11 I';1 Pa.irk .stret,.
:ni111 that; A.\usrtnI.i hd paid $4o on tlhe put
chase pt ice.
Alleged Repudiation.
li' tadled that AustutaIs agreemenltlt wts
to pay $t,,tn in e:sh an I give .1el.aulgh
i1n a mortgage on 111thle aln for the h;a
ltn , hilut that after the $jo was pail
Ml nl.;zl ghlalnl repudiated the contrllT :nnt
refuseld to rtlrn thil $.4i. of good faith
iiThe hiearing was tlil e briefi . the I l.t) e
the lurt alsking hitm l ly te.iu.
Judgment and Costs.
"\t.. . AusiIn. are the hlteg.tit tns i
this c,,.tlplaint all true?" the lawt :er asked.
'"lthey are," said the slitiess.
"Ilid 111 yot perform youtr part iof the cen
tract?" asked the olllttrlt.
"I did." et urnd Ithe litigant.
"lul.,ntent for the li niditili, with co.s, "
said the etI.rt, tll the nearilng was tS i..
FAVORS FORCE AT
DENVER ELECTIONS
LEAGUE FOR HONEST UtALLOT SAYS
WINCHESTERS SHOULD BE.
TAKEN TO THE POLLS.
CHARGE WHOLESALE FRAUDS
League De:lares Thousands of Illchal
Votes Were Counted at the Re
cent Denver Election.
a1' .ASll Al Al11 I' It t i.iS.
I )citevt' r. i ol ., Nov. il. (lit I Iiti, of rr1e;.
have bpleen advi. it t l e ai tl r thle l ,,I
Io('nvention r tiocti ill on tcmlber I nrtl t iii
y the L agttor ue for itlne t I':lctin.. ,facrt. ll
ftlres t' dw rtI. e rll c stalte hi g i that i reilrr , i
tlcclict ion ri i this cityt , r t h an llcil itl 1I'
sipeaker orpenly charI lllt llhat Ihe prlitht III
of tliht ire and pdliv e ho :di, the chiei of pollic.
tald oirand Her Son rtBe Foundhe , imajorl
of tie city jtoucil who aplpro.d lthe ppnl ,II
ment of dihlhuont t'htketionl jmugxe aid aI dt
trict aittorney who failed ti . Wpro t,cuitL cl tii
thitteves, wer the partity repoiin lhle iifor
prelenlt deplorable state of l a air. Al torney
lph Taltfew year declared in liavl of having n
menus, n atd withr Wiinchstlrei io this c.iy
cicrs. in the downtown wards, wherea rit llli
esolection days it rampant, rtll to lt d th ti i
blood for the Irotll t a t thene t election, all.
hii IuggII tion was waltlly seconded 11.by ih
Rov. Ih nry V , I'iW t hnin,
of thev hlndrend c itt nton irmen cheerd -
terl say .tnd the apper al fottd ir livin ge l,'
to fight, i y jail untile for an e ould le fction.
PITIABLE CONDITION OF
A WOMAN ONCE HAPPY
Mrs. Annie Maine Sent to County Hos
pital, and Her Son Will Be Found, if
Possible, Another Hohere.
Mrs. Anni. . ai Spe ho wa broeiv ght t
the city jail yesterdaty in a d nen tenled ca.n1
dition from strong drink, was taken to
traie ounty hospuita this alfternoon. Her.
Mrs.-yar-old sn,,who has been living 'ith
her, willi belovcred for y te chwas ritable i
stitutio as of tMrs.e city util so call place ast
him can he found.
The case of thMrs. eai is saderi ou
A few years ago s!i e wa living with her
husband and three hisitedn in this city.
A misunderstade dig arse and twh hou
and left, takingthy of the ehiers hoslret of
Mrs. Maine kept one bhy, a bright littlh
fellow, nis withd ook in laundry work to akeaveent.
a living. She bega some drfun ing and for
some tie Sc has been addicted to the se of
liquor.
Thr case was brought to the attention
of the Florence Crttenton irclet. and yes
terday the officers found her living in
Wyoming alley in squalor. She was taken
to the city jail until her case could be fur
ther investigated.
This morning she had an attack of epi
lepsy and l)r. Sullivan was called to at
tend her.
MRS. W. 0. SPEER'S LOSS
Mrs. W. O. Speer has received ,a tlle,.
gram announcing the death of her mother,
Mrs. Ilatchach, in Davenport, iowa. The
death of this beloved woman was not un
expected, as Mrs. SlIcer was called East
some months ago because of the serious
illness of her mother, returning only 'a
few weeks since.
Mrs. Hlatelach visited this city some
years ago and made many friends, who re.
member her for her loveable nature and
quick intelligence shown on all occasions,
and the sympathy of Mrs. Speer's host of
friends is with her in this bereavement.
There'd be some fun in being
a grocer if all his goods were
like Schilling's Best on money.
back terms.
The world hasn't got there
yet.
IS ANNIVERSARY OF
DEATH OF MR, DALY
MASS CELEBRATED IN ST. PAT
RICK'S CHURCH IN MEMORY OF
ONE OF MONTANA'S GREAT.
WHAT HE DID FOR THE FAITH
Rev. Father DeSiere Tells of the Many
Benefactions From Mr. Daly to
Catholics of Montana.
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6 KILLED AND TWO
BDALY HURT IN
A WRECK
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j 'ur l.
INVESTIGATE NIELSON WRECK
No New Facts Ehlicited From Examina
tion of Steamer's Crew.
11"f AS .- tlA IOlf 1 tl I'Ii N , x
Siln Fralli- t , Now, i. I' as-cl'sr j.
K. Ithlu.er ull l ( 'p ilnl Ithlh.e, be(huga an
in. hiry vt'"i re ty in lt rllyh -: ikely io tile
1la." of thil t.Ictt nlr 'hatirl .. ln dn.
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ai l titrllr I lill t."I of, Il l,, ct'i' i rtl'll
taken witlloul n, il fact, laill hlb .,.htpQait.
AI th , rii(in rt!h;ii.' it xrlal l l ; hr I ' cw i l ittn
of the Santllhe ., lic:, ,l;o N il 1h11l tith',n
tliree m ileh' ( II i. l... .r Iu, , l.day, lie
.;.w th., v, l ;The w ...in,, .,l N ,.,n.
Tlhe wreck w%&a hei.; ,. , l by a collier,
prolablly tily I.lidhh.
WILL NOMINATE IN CHICAGO
Both Big Conventions Likely to Be Held
in Windy City.
1\a',hinh Ilton, N,.v. I.!. 'illnatlr h ulimita,
ch':irmlal of ltI. ripublicaii itali..li loni
mitte. expect, It, aill Ihilat h,,dy I.t,.ether
1. rl) in IDeee1idiiwr. It i, lprlalilel that the
rielpblican ,.o vnlion will r1o In ( ilci.;um
S:m Francisco pei plr have oi i rrd 1,i,: ill
.htleeti 'ts anld St. I. s wi', Waillt it, but it is
trti ' l i ii S im I'ra wiicil is tl. fat ai .
h::l I the \\ o. .i's Fair at St. Looit: will
i ake Ii ta, city inl il-alica h.l , I hic'il te
or,,lnh, vecsl l ullh the .ith or:ill , national
i'iilit'illil w~ill b.. hi-hl in tlhr cihy also.
TRANSPORT THOMAS' VOYAGE
Ran Into a Typhoon and Suffered Con
sideracble Damage.
S.;i Franci-c. , v. I .. The tIransport
'Thaonu s airivIl last night fro-m 1Mlila.
• In hal nI hr,:il n (' lomplnl is' II andl f
t:th Seveiinth ;cavalry. I,.c,ili,'s I14 ecn
l',t.l m10I, I ': .~ i"l , .2t sick, .2 ilSO le
a ,al .;, pri5 mers. 'Th, "'Tho;na"; after l"av
ing N ;,ct::,ski r:ln into :I s, t 'r," typhoon
;:nut ' f,,iferrd (:rcln",id r'I; l e dan;}elc fIo.In
FREDERICK J. HAAS IS DEAD
He Claimed to Have Been First Brewer
of Lager Beer in America.
BIY A*.4,0( A' IA I',i/ , II ,
New York, Nov. bI.-c Frehriik J. Illas,
who claimed to he the first brewer of
Inger ler in Anmrica, is deiad at his homie
in 'renton, N. .. Hle came from (;er
many ii 1i848 ill compny with the late
General Franz Siegel.
GIOLOTTI WILL NOT RESIGN
Italian Premier Accedes to Insistence of
the King.
IV AS I.-oi I iAi.) R SI'a IS,
IRome, Nov., 2.- P'remier Giolotti,
yielding t to the insisihtn'e of King Victor
lmllmlanuel, has aba);lndonell(d his intlllen.llentio of
resignillng.
$300,000 FIRE IN ALBIA, IA.
BY A SOC(IA'I'I:) t I'l..iH; .S
Alhin, Iowa, Nov. I.- Fire that lsartred in
L.ove's dlrygoods store here early today de
stroyed a block ,f ibusiness hmuseut entailing a
loss estimated cat $300o,0o.
Philadelphia Firm Bankrupt.
IvY ASiSOCIAfti:t) t'iii:ss.
Philadelphia, Nov, r..--'The firm of
Strauss & Co., importers and wholesale
dealers in millinery goods, has been ad
judged bankrupt in the United Slates dis
trict court. The liabilities are estimated
at $aro,goo; assets, $101,200.
Joseph Potter was appointed receiver.
Continued illness of the senior proprietor
is the cause attributed for the failure,
JUST "TO MENTION IN PASSING"
Cram's Atlas of the World, 1903 edition, v.:th.
handsome up-to-date map of Montana, Is given
free to Inter Mountain subscribers who pay
$7,o5 for one year in advance. The special oe.
vote coupon is also ancluded.
A Buck's Heater
MEANS A SMALL COAL BILL
111 lm. j)st Mioa)l(1l I it caload of lHiitk ', 1I 1111 re. I his
sIIhoud I)l golod nows to tlhosoe wio are* striving to miaiko 'evry
d0ollar 1go aIy ftr ase possilel; 14 1 111150 3he .'u1111 1y1ou nha IL 1(oom1)1 of
gSiven Size with a o lllnJJer elit loek's Ileliter tharn yon would'
1) eluIre of anyi otherit8no Size for siieo, theyl 11 loss fuel
and pololk e0 11101'0 u 11 thi any heaItel's tio. With i t ioderate
a11111IIti of litt ltt I nu tiles, t 110% 0101)n0 dlos Iiti an1 l(p4lcnded ol to
start whhit lit l reokindlling at nng tilen tio' witht Iti4 houIrs. 'Ihlly 1re not
only the hest an UMI tit l (101jlst Iii iitos iawe hobit. thIly ar1, thle Piet t est
ii11 iiiost eiunlile. O( n)i ltlt of tlho prev'ailing *ondiiiotni in
Ilii1ti, veil will li114 oiu! 1101t10 jPrises fully it third losl tiani Intt
Wilsoi.
No. II Buck's Vista Heater
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No. 15 Buck's Vista Heater
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Brownfield:Canty Carpet Co.
48 to 54 West Park, 41 to 43 Went Galena Street, Butte.
WHIT OF MANDAMJUS
SUPREME COURT DIHECTS ORDER
AGAINST JIJDGE HARNLY OF
BUTTE COURT.
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12,000 MEN ARE IDLE
AS RESULT OF STRIKE
Union Bricklayers Are Again Up in Arms
in New York--Settlement Ap
pears Very inprobable.
I1 ' AOIi IA I nIl II.1 IS i.
1New tork, Nov. I1. Woik ar Imhl
in ill I' l slli ei of c nstrll llr'li ll by l ilt I h le
ton ( istruction cl itip:w ly it n t his eiily
hasi bste i Ma llltlld ;illrully by ii ileike iof
After a faihire 1to adjulst the dlillicutlties
all work of the i omli p nu y i, ai ;tii sh istillt o
'il1l tinirly 17,0. t olie ile idhi . 'Ilie mIco
French Bark Disentangled From the
Wire Up to Frozen Alaska.
ISY ASunts IAfl.o) I1'l.so
t'lie velsse ls nolchr was hoisted it rev.led
fithe fact that a tass of cable rope had
twisten about the anchor.
lSevelray, tll ll ti llu t cable Ihal tien twisted
ab Mrs. Re uhor t Gray Dead.illicult to
Dillolln Nov. i--Mre. Robert (;riy, one
separate theill.
f tihe cablec had citilso een "arlked" aisd
la oulit thsie surface of i yeared coh is der
ably, though in no place had the line been
severed.
Mrsn . Robert Gray Dead.
SI';I''IAI. TO '1 1IE IN'ill. k MIOI'NTAIA N,.
Dillon, Nov. c .--Mr. Robrt aa iray, one
of the respected citizens of Hlinnack, is
dead at the ae of 73 years Sin the is scr
ived by her o honusbaord anrom several children,
somell but one of rve younr large family of children
survive her.
She has a number of grandchildren,
among them being Miss (,race (;ray, now
attending the high school, who is one of
the eaverhead cotetant i the utt n Inter
Mountain'o the World's Fair voting contest.
Mrs. Gray came to Montana in 1863 and
resided almost continuously in this sec
tion.
Enter as maid of honor trom your county
some deserving young lady for membership In
the excursion given by the Butte inter Moues
ta1n to the World's Fair at St. Louis.
Day10 ýý b on wiry
cure rsC ln~~n.r D 4l. O oon ý box, Sao
JAILBREAK FAILURE
l', I ilAl. It, 1111 11.1( I|11 f:N IAIN.
R fed IfllNIf,. NoIv. .. loo I lh,.w' a;ind
Al Sm itl, oI.s oers ill h coIutly jail,
were f;ul,lhlt ill the al1t 5i l'yiii g to I Wh'a
their way In libetly 'I netl,;y niiri, . Sheriff
(;i'l1f wai nilil id f a11l after w llchlillg theii
at w'irk for ;t Irfew lnullllfes, '( tllre'Id enoughIllI
evidence to '.e i d , f to the penlliteltiary
for jail ,1 al<ilug, '111e1 In e llIihe ithen dile.
slfs lnti placei d I lth1I Ill ia mIlore hectoi
Ilacel
FRANK PICKET ASKS
DAMAGES FROM HAVRE
hl 'll Alt, i"ll l Ill,: IiIt M NI'N AI N.
llavre, Nov. I.. I':ak Picket has
cfnlellclud s.lit agaiilnst the city of ilalra
fto I vi'' er $a,'0ff tl mnfll, e t . r fl ls ;l're.st.
IhII alleges he I. , thlllslnl ill jail aid klept
Ithere severaltll days 1'll le'lienrl upon ltue
toflil e atll aintl the 1 t) f 1rJr i lllltnc .
MATILDA CHRISTIAN HAS
SUED JOHN FOR DIVORCE
fIpa llo In tli nonsupplil l llt cons i tit e li
groUlnllds for divorce il.st liltited in thfe di-.
ric1 ,llco rt bly Matlilda (lflistia againstilt
Jrlifli I. fht, 1lill.
HE FOUND DEATH IN MONTANA
Robert Gilmore of Saline County, Mo.,
Dies in Madison Valley.
SIVI'SIAl. Ill Till. INI ilR MIO.N'IAIN.
Virginia City, Nov. I-.. -Robert Gil.
mllore of Saline Icountly, Mo., who cametl to
Moltallna to visit his brtlh.r. Ctahnllplf'll
Gilmore, at the latter's rancilh in the M1ldli
soin valley, is dlead at thll age of ff7. 11i
arrived nlly rcelltly l wlihen hIe passd
through this city he was very ill.
MARY J. REED GETS DIVORCE
SPF A IITIA ' 1' T I \ I 'll I .11i1' N'AlS .
(Ireait Falls, Nov. I.. -- Ji ry J. lcd hasne
enll grlanted i divorce from herii . hitusslld,
Ilclry leed, to wholi sIhe wits niarrie ill
l.etihbridge, N. WV, ''., Augulst 1, l$851.
Al;balmNfIoilllent ;llt(t I1i -.Slllllm ort were estaIifl
lihed all ndtt the wife gi\Cven cLustoldy of the
three Ilinlor childlren.
SUSPENDING LAND ENTRIES
Department of Interior investigates
Frauds in Northern Montana.
StI'I'IAI 1O TIH I"NTER MOUlNTAIN.
Kalislpell, Nov. 1.- 'The departlment II tihe
interior contlinues to $suspllend eltriesl and with
draw aland from settlement ill Nforlthern Mlln.
tlala with a view of runninig the fraluds to
cover. Five more desert elntries ill tlie To.
bacco Plains district have been supendlled
because of ialpable frauds.
Slilh Pleads Guilty.
SPI'lCIAL TO1 Till INTE'iR MOUlNTAIN.
Livingsloll, Nov. I1.--As the state was make
ing out too strong a case against hliill in the
district court Charles Slighl being tried for
stealing articles from the office of Dr. Alton,
cIhanged his plea to guilty and will be seen
tenced Mlonday.