The Anaconda standard. [volume], August 03, 1892, Page 5, Image 5

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THEANACONDA STANDARD,
WEDNESDAY
MORNING, AUGUST 3, 189J.
ONA CHARGE OF MURDER
Peter
BrewIrrested aid Will be^TikiB to Idthe.
Two
WASNOT AT ALL SURPRISED
HaCalmly Vlcwa the) Situation^Many Frlende Call Upon^Him at tha Sharlffa^Offlea.
Rrnr,Aug. 2.^Peter Breen ^n* nr-^rfHied this afternoon on n requisition from^the governor of Idaho charging Mai Willi^mimlor. Tha warrant wa^ peeeteea1 by^MicrifT Lloyd thin iiMrniiiff fn^m Governor^Toole, and related that Breen is a fugitive^frum Juiitice in Idaho, where a a amurl^hml been iaeuefl for liin nir^ ^t for iiiiikIci.^Tba sheriff 101 directed to t urn praaM^n\er lo William Hunion, nn agent of^ilie goternorof Idaho. Humou id a va\^-^taiu of the militia now in the Coeur^ri'Aleuca and also arrived in Iowa thin^morning from Helena in company with^Detective Walters of that city.
Mr.Brean has bean in the city ever^since Ins return from the Cocur d'Alenes,^hut the sharin did not know whether he^^\ as in ilia city yet or not and instructed^Ins deputies to look for him. Before any^-enrcli wis made for him. Deputy Kicli-^Hrds was walking down Main street and^m,i-i Mr. Breen. He stopped hiia and in-^formed him that a ^annul for Ins arivst^hnd been iasued on a retiiiisiiion from^l'inhn. but without stating 'lie charge, for^really the deputy did uotknow what it wax j^|i tn^elf at the time. Mr. Breen did not i^gunaar in the leaf t nm-pnsed mid simply I
I.eI tlie officer if ha would not aecosn*^pany him lo the Hylandrr office as he had^^'^tii^ Ivminess there witli one of the pro- j^prietora. The ninu he HM kooEing^for ^a^ not in and Breen came^^Mil of the office and uccouipaniiil^the officer 10 the court IsasjeB^^ here he i.pcnt the afternoon and eii-n- 1^Ing in ihe sheriff's office, iluriuv whieh^time a large iiuiiiber of his friends called^on him. A short time all it his arrest the^sheriff arrived and rend the warrant to^Inn:. 11c had nothing to ^ay to it. and^^ hen a reiiorter askefl him if he had not
apected it, he replied thai he had never j^givea the matter any thought and had^Uirrowed no trouble fmm funrnig or nti- |^ticipating anything. He was aaked if he^hail aaa siat^iii^^iil to make. Inn he re- i^plied in the mirativ o and added that be!^eould say niithing in addition to what he^In- -aid nt all times thai Mould eillier^help him or otherwise. He had oiten^real about ihr requisition papan^that were to come: lie hail seen^h) the pa pen, where he ^a- nt the^head of ipnte a small army in Ike Hitler^Hoot valley, anil somri had Dim Hylllg^nrro-s the liorder into f'anada. ubile^atbeffv had him under nrie*t for lbs iiinr-^Her of Penrose, but Im had MOtHinc say^in reply to all tins except to noiily bis^friends thai he was still in Butte and thai^he would remain here. Purth*-!' than thai 1^he would ^a\ nothing. He was trean-d i^with ilie greatest consideration ami re-^-pect by the aherin* ami tools supper with^ihe -herifT's family. He was seaieheil for^NreaaaM when he was Mist arrested Inn^none were found on him. His otlaar^efleei*. audi us papers and letters, were^Ins] d s'urhed.
Aman who was in the sheriff's . if;.-., at 1^tho lime Mr. Hreoii met some of bis ,^friend*, stinted the report lual Brae*,^bad pa-^ed a number of letters lo a friend^am! lo'd him in luke care oi ibeiu. The,^friend referred towns asked regarding ii j^and emphstieally denied that he received ^^I torn Mr. aVaeai auylbing but his key s.^Hreeii a iil |i.isn the niifbi in the ruslody of^tile ^ I ^^nil. and with Sinn iff Lloyd and^( BpfalM Hunion will leave at 7oYliM-k in^the ii'oi ning f ir Idaho, where be aill kajysj^a lieariMp, The t haree of murder geasva
m o, :iieGem fight, altieh oecumd while^I hi \v a- in that part o t he eoimtry try ing :o^effect a settlement between the strikers^ami iiiitie owneis. While he claims not lo^hive Isirrnwed any trouble frail an antic-^illation, of arrest, yet it was evident loMa^frienda that the su *i h^ii so was wearing on^bun. He has a bust of frieudt BIMOOJTltae^^ il ci nig men ^ bo will stand I ^ him and^-ism hope tn see him clc.ircd of the^riksnjea against him.
InI'ellrs Court.^Ill i i l . Aug. '^. George W. Owen-, who^I. ire-1 ii. J. Tliuisted with u a eight be-^bMeSinl lea hay scales, was arraigned in^i he police court to*.lay on a charge of as-^SHIlll ..nil battery. He pleaded guilty and^wi^^ lined n;ul costs.
lamesWilliams acknowledge! haling^ii.nl insulting Inliguaje to an otliecr. nnil^aaataaadjfl ami costs, .bnnc- l.iviug-^eton. his partner, pleaded guilty to having^Kiteiiered with the officer who arrested^William*, and was lliuid !*tu altd costs.
WilliamGallagher. T. J. MUplelan, W.^I.. I^at is and John ll.irvev were lined SB^and costs each for disturbing tin- |gsjin
4.Miis^sa\ita. the man uho aaila minia*^ilire horse flddloa on the street corners.^\^ a . i'ii^il ^R and costs for being a nili-^-nuee. The officer who arrested Musco^^vite entered a charge against him of sell^^ing ^imitation bull Irogn.^ In ftaisiuaj^sentenee upon the prisoner, the court Maid^hi view of the fact that a plea of guilty^h n| Im cii entered sentence would lie -us-^iisnded ea long as no moi-e lrog^ were
ACHINESE WA^^.
Oteslislseerioiisly tVonndrd la a^right.
BlTTR.Aug. 2. A gang of Thinote^started in at uu early hour this morning^mi a w ar of wlf-cxlennination but tliey^did not keep it up long enough to accom^^plish any great gisnl or very greal cv il.^Nam Laa and All fball arc pmpr.etorH of I^two Mini^ adjoining vegetable turdeps^which ihey leased from ('. F. I.lovil on Ilia^lain h ^, nlhwe-I of Untie, a short distance I^lieyond the ceiiK-tcr,. There ha* been
aaaaa l^ad Caeaeee Maaal iieiween
tin- Ivvo for some tune mer^a water light i|iie-tioii. winch broke!^out in a fleeriB all and regular luglitiiuil-^ers' ligiii ibis morning. Sam l^ec says he^goi out about .^^ u'clork lo water his gul^^den, w lieu All l ook came on i he scene |^and onlei-cd him to let the water alone.^Sam bee couldn't see it with his crooked^ry e* and Ah t-'ook struck HM over the^la-ad with a .-hovel, anil at the sgajaj tune ,^about a dozen other ^ hiiicsc cuip:nycd hy 1^Mi Ki^ok and Sum Lee, came up and all '^ji,ni|h-d onto l.ce. who seeing that he I^wasn'i in it, made trai ks away from bis^assailants. Ah t ool, then ptillixl a \ ieious-^looking 14-eabbie biilltlog revolver nud j^commenced firing after Lcc, and the. |^latter turneil about to return the^eninplimi'iit when he i-occivcd a i-bot^ill ihe le|i groin, the bullet |ia-.-ing aro'tnil^his ImhIv- anil then inward, vv heie it -till^remains out of the reach of the surgeon.^The shot, however, iltd not bring l.eo io^ihf^ ground ami hi* drew n bead on Took^with a it Ntnitfa t Wosson and |Milled^loosi-and droppcil his man. Iwo of the^halls striking him in the right h a. Thai
ABOUTTHE COURT HOUSE t
GeorgePrescott, tbe Bigamist, Success^^fully Evades tbe Olcers.
THEOWNER OH FOUR \\ iVfcS
MattersTh.-tt Rrceivorl the Atten*^tion of t!^o Board of Equaliza^^tion Yontorday -Other^Notes.
Bltti:.Aujr. Tho Oroiroii ^* nit pr ha*^wtiiriiiHl i^^ lii^ Iitwnr .tint (^^itru^^ KVmMH*^iIn- .itinmist. v ImM If* MUM ^ii^^v . i I -til!^nt larffo. Wh-n iti jul PrcM'oll K^ikl to^UMMaVj pfMaMJM lli.it I ha oAcVfV had li'^t^Iti-anlihc ut^i^; aixxit dim, .in^l it w*\\^iiiriiKoiu that lir lot I i:u^triiti^. A gentli*-^^ii.m HtnttNl tf- la\ that iio ku^^\ l*rpfM*^^U^ill Mifhu'an snni^* * rars MJM%AMl tha* th*^leant of Uih oHnMi U !^ ^aniv. A lan vi^r in
tl#^ ^it^ u ho w ii- aeitttaUH#d ^ Hfc I'n'wtitt
cvjiVHthcman lia -ni I a^t tnUT WiwajtllfM^nt wlumi tn- tiM'iitiDiit-d tn tl^f I.i\\\^t. Me^n|h^ko ^t 11ik ihlfcrput w ivrs as ili^ iu*h^^-oimuittiii|r HifiiMy^^ ti^pifiit thins
withtiilii. Hi* n ht'i'i .ilroiitK |^ inikium ii,^hut a rowanl lias Ih*^ i o1Ti^*p^. f^t' hint.
loHeclthe battle. n^ all the otlu-i Chinn- ! Mai (il^I MMJM tiH-K to thfii* l.rrK. MM* o! tln^:u | mon*^I BMMM up town ami informing 'In* oflt-^\ Mi aMf s'att'il that MM mat* WMJ^ki I Ifil oiitriuhl mtt4 thrtt' or foiir^! WfMindrd. hut when th^* polMB IMMMMI thr*^j MMJM of tin- lijlit th'-v cmilil only lind^i Ktiok and Lo^'. M^r. 1. wnv taken to the^I toiiTit^ jail and Pr. Leonard ^tuninumi'd^! to attctnl tlMMi He found Sain m^^hiully MMIMJmJ that
mime*MM to IMS POMMt) hoMpituI tot^treatinoiit. and lln^ pii^s|mm-in for Inn rp-^i-nwry MM MM Ml ^ikm! ;^s IMMM) for Inn
MMttfca
SpvcralCMmMMM calkMla1 (hp jail MMR^after the arn-si and mlorttiiHl tho jnilpi*^that thf.v know nil alxmt the fracas and^MM i^t inii-o put iM^hind the hars. Sheriff^Llnyd an^l m'loral of hi- dopntip** went out^toihcraiM li ami hpiivIipiI the (iroiniH ^^,.^'I'll*')' found ili* ( Iuim'S4*h' piihirm to lx^^rpunlar MMMMltla ami ponltM-ated n'xnit a^MMeli rp\o'vpi s of all m/p* and makes^and ftnir uj^l^ -dirk kni\M^ MM ofwlmh^\\ M a don I il' - mMMM a (fair. T|m rfinaind^T^of tin* men w ho look part in 1MB H^lit wore^also tomid and iMMMJMl ^^^ lOVM and^|^Ia^ pd in th^*munt^ jail. Thoy jjavp their^MUMM m Ah VtMNMa UToMJ VoV . \li MlMj|^^thin Sins, Ihm (trm..Jo(iee and Hong^To^.
Twomore participant* in the liaht ^pi*p^arrested lo-iiii*lit ami an ailditioital lot of^lirearnn* uaiheretl in. Dr. I.eouuitl )*^-^p.iris that Sam l,ee i* in a MMMMMMMJMj*1^clltioil and that hi* reetner^ is not prt^ha-^ImMi Ii wa* then'fore ileculed to take Ah^Took lo ih'a hospital tit he iil^-niiM*^d Uy^Lm as IMJM man w ho t-hot him. I ^ e t^ ^|^t^the dtH'to* this cw-imii:. thrtmjih an int'-i-^l-reier. thai he wa- not otti^ of the prim i- I^pal* in tin' li'.dit. MM that \h I'ook and^('hill Sitic wei-e tibchiius and he attempted^to Kcparalf them, w h***! they all turnetl ^m^him: Kfiok MMMI MMMlMMJMMl that lie !^Ma* in 1 lii'll shot In another ('luiuiliiuil,^MM that at notiiu-'dalhave a ifiin.
l*m^k. MMMMa *h*' HpV^l Ind'et holes in Ins 1
i-C. lias an n^l\ cut over his he.id. inude
In.1 ^ho;pl.
!;^^^ c.l of Ka^MMMMtMNaVi^^HM MMMJl Itoard ^)f cnuall/atiou MM)^in mhhIoii i oh la ^ a^ain. ami K. I'.. W. PM^^d a complaint ajfaiui^l the a**-**;*-^i)f T. M. UMIMMJ. askirur thai the^' MMMMMMjl of lot H, block .*^. Ha\ t* A:^! Ksirnard addition. Ive redueed from $v) ita^j foT.OU MM1 foot. 'I'he ii-dm-iion asked for^| VIM not allowed.
TheMMMMMMH M^ a niortcai*e tif jlM.mxj^I wan fctriekpii from tht^ aKM^nient* ^^l \V.^1 A. and J. K. ( lark, and .mother MtMiMMJI^I ui ;UO)v,i. roducad to$100Iwcaiiaalliey^III tllMMI^f | hnvebwn cane. !, .|.
''^' On the as-'-m net it ol the estate of
\\altpr(.. H*le. (be aoutli k'} fset of lot L^hhK-k B%WM redueed from IfijOBO lo
Soreduction was n I lowed on I Uu^MHJMMM aildit ion. m^r on the |rjta of J.^A. Murruy in Kawl Butto*
'I'heThoril'ioti estate complained that^lot* IL 17. Is. P.t in (dock | of the^'l'liorutoii addition are a**PHMi| a* city^|ot*^ where tin \ m-o ust-d :-t;l^ a* mining^^roimol und should he as*ea^Mil as such at^tno rate of |5 all acre. NoacthHiwnM^taken on the eoiuplaint MnIm| ami the^hoard ntljomned at noon un'il M-MM1TMI^MMMMMjh
Sli'EEHY.Ilr Is in llir
IHE HARD HITTER.
Aiixfoas l or
fll^ .Mill U
Match.
Bl'TlV. Auir. _. Joe Sheehy of superior,^Wm)m llM champion hcav^ veii:hi of the^Northv p*t. i* ai th*^ WindsiH*. Mr. Sheehy^wa* mamiirer of the di^eat Northern eluh^nt Su|K^rior until i'ec; ntl^. when he mm|^o il. and he i* mmj on his way to f'ortlattd^ill ntiHwer to a leiler i'rom Jack l^euipHey. .^na^ int: that he can at ian^re n match with^( ardiff for him. I*r*an IMMM he in*c* to j^San Kraiieiheo to arr.MiRe a match with .^(^^Kldar^l. the Australian. S|ieeh\ w ill re- ,^main in lint te for a few da^ s and w ill en-^ih'ovoi lo Met mm ii MJMtHl W illi Kime of the^lotal puuihsts. hi- tid'ers to knock out 1^IKc llaw-s ami aa\ other In a\^ weight in^one ni^ht. *t\ rounds to each man. and it^is bIMmMMMT prohahle that n match will^l^p airanyp'! on those terniP.
HpiiIMMMM VmmMMMi^Hr it r. Auir. ~. 'I'ltc MImHmj real c^-^late lrati^2'^^rs wore tik'd for it'cord \e^ter
mm):
'.F. W'Mlialiison ;uid w ife t*i .Limes
KftCtt,MtU s. p ;||).| M,kMMa laCOlO-
r.iiloMMttkM ^ t Oo
W.r, milllM. and wiTe to ItllwMtll^JMieH. HM^ 'i an^l 7. btortl ^ olnunin^.-idilitiotiI (Mi
.1.K. KrH| and wife to MptMiir^MMiMJI ^ '^H'aio. the n,.ln|- m^B^rlaltMi.'m' im
.1.1. Mcllattoii ami wife to I mIm^Ihmlieo. lot it. I4uek laftWMf .ml^keiiipcr'* . d Ii t^iiiudt m
fonrt4 ullln^^.^Atphoiisp Itaeine of Montreal. ( anada.^I lias bt-oujiht a suit MJMMMl Morai^ Ih ^thcis^; of lintte city lo MMMfMf on a MJMJMMMMy^note for mere!; indise mMi Tie* MMJ VM|^dated January MX IM1. for |MJI Mff MMJ^niotithi^, |MJ)ioM at tho Hampic ^ lit l*cu*^pie. Mom real. TIm meit handi*e w a* for^The delcmk.nts' place of hue^i-^^MM l^* jruen as St. Jean * hryoston. Que-^MMb ( hnrles I )'poime!l is the plaiutiir*^I attorney. An aiuichiiient was ismieil and^^ n^OU0 in ilie hands of \. |, .Marchoml ami^i T. \. Girard. jr.. garni sliced, hut was all*^envuld* releaseil upoii the Mllllg of all^uidomuit^ Imnd wiili the MMfllTi
Thesheriff to-d;i\ sold ill*- furniture and^IKiuii't* of the Nfonte ( hristo saliKiu to^satisfy M MMftMMJ0 held l^\ II. I.. Traiik.^'J'here wa* hut one hid of *l,Vm. wlm-U^was Icm than ihe aim^tmt of IMS mort-^liuge. It was boMJMl lor Mr. I'rank.
JudgeMcllatloti has ap|H^inted and em*^pfiWfi'ed |^eput\ I h-rk I*. \V. Iff^M an^protiate judjie ijttrilNI 'he court \acation^and he will attend to all necessary mal^^lei * in thai line.
AMUSUMFNTS.
f!^ Is
AtI met Ion * ltonke^d lor MnRiiIrp
wBMI ami KmMj
Btrn;, Autr. -. ^Natural (ins^ will no!^gi\ e a MjMjjMMJ ami w ill close it- Kutte en-^gugeuient MMMMVMM night. It is one of^the most laughable show ^ on the road.
OnThur*dn\ night ^MH arth\'s Mik^-^luip-s^ w Ml o|m-ii for three nights. The in-^mutiilile Harm \ Keigu*on and the Fer^^guson and M.m K company ar^ the e)*dMJM^laugh makers ot the show.
(ieorgeMorrin, in ail \ a nee of pMMMi^Sully, is in the ejt\. His great attr.e tioti^will h^ at theopfia hoiif-e next Monday^for three nights. Mr. Morris was last^season with Kate Putnam.
Totlif MmMMj^The uiidprsigm'd MMM for the last two^weeks fought si remit nisl\ to maintain^prif-es in keeping w ith tin* good* h.tudhil^and to uphold MMJHk Tin* drift of the^eommutiity. llMMJM^ ha* ImmJ for liveeeut^hei r. ami not lo he Iwhiml i h** times, we
takethese means o|^fact that frotn to-flay^^MM. will Im- found^plac e of hiisine-- .it I^hoi anil ( old lunch^tiopc the mjlmj ^ ill se
eouiinunieatingtlm^oti I'ahst MUWMIMM^MM draught at our^e^ uts |^er glass ; al*f^^MipjMl and da\. We^^ us a* usual.^IKMRV Mi l i in.^Jl iH.n S i MOMHKRU.
^hi.
it.W, ShaunncwKv paid and^eating a diatnrhaiiev.
osts for
K.H. (irirlicltat has jum arriveil from^Km I'raiicisco lo tako c harge of our tun-I^tug and repairing department. Mr. (.al^^liens ha* been connceted with one of the I^MMJMM music Iwiumjs on the Pacifie BOMM^for\carsancl is a first-class and rnWlpM^tent workman In every rctr|m*^-t. umlwe^AIM How prenarud to taku orders l^^r all^kuids of pUno and organ tuning and re^^pairing. Par^ies having high urado in-^siruutPiitt w ill find it to their advantage 1^to leave enters with us. All work war- '^ranteil. The Shennan Mimic company.^228 North Main street, Butte. Mom.
$1 i 'i patten* Spring* nikI Mtm *
omrnencing Jul\ Ml, the Northern Pa-^cdl. will run Sunduy MMMMlMM M Pipe- I^atoMe sprhiga and Ml HIM at the rate of 91^for iIip round trip. A aiieeial train w ill '^Imp e the Northern Paciflcdepot at'ta.tn.: 1^reiiiiiung. leave the Springs at ^:30 p. in. \
lI 11 ^ * I ^ 11 l.n^*Hli^ina.
Hii Aug. % The following mineral^locations were II led with i he county clerk^and recorder to-da^ :
Althalisle, tattle Pine district, by j^Matthew Have*.
Venicelode. Utile Pine di-trict, h\ J. .^Merrill and I . It. Fairfield.
Motro|olis IimIi-. Hiuhiaml dfolricta hy |^K. Page.
Mai*lode. Utile Pine district, by J. G. J^Merrill.
Summitlode* Uttle Pine disirict, by j^Noah Delamh's.
ThePuion Pacific railw.iv w ill sell j^IICMMti from Montana MMateto Portland^and return at the rale of one ami one-^filth fare mi iiceouut of (be I. O. O* f,^meeting in Portland in September,^Tickets WW Ive nM l.'ith. I a Mi 17th,^MMM Mff n turn HaMti
nuttc.July*-. IM
Vitier.
Anvaoeiety or party wishing to hold^pieuii-k can have the Cm)mMMMJ MMMMM^fi-e^*ot eharg'* un'il furilier notiee by^applying to Iv-nn-'y A HaYMM)H^MB South^Main bttx-et. Hu^. , Mont.
s..n.lfor \'onr l'rir^iMl^.^I w dl sell tickets until mmjmm 1^. UmJi^fno11 MM pMMtl in the I'mttsl Males lo^Butte for on* -half of the regular Ilr*t-cla*;i^fare, f 'all on -J. Bern be im, manager for^A. Piucus* ijekot oMjee,3i F*aet BroMdway.
A.(I. I U
1'mhlempin- at U'vs, th^
Imbioc w.
Jeweler, I lw ^
miller( lark's bank, onlv^house in town; bat ha,
AMMJM three-room^side, near Bro.obv.n .^company,and ^
houseon the ea*t
SH^. m. l n. |
iWV-' t.ramte.
GMaMMOMslout ami Baea* PaM ale, '.W',^per Untie, at I.mil 4 Joe'a.
Im( hapelle.^first-cla-s- halh^ceuta.
Ifmmj ha\e an\ iii I Ml im atoetl iMf mJmmj
to\v. i^. r^ nnei A ^ o. ^'i KmM Braodwmy,
(ur line of figat^. ImMOTtod and domes-^lie. Mpeei all others, at Kmil S. ^l-n-'v
cnmjhrst^sda*^ Met! n^ami | ignr* ai .\k ^ M MM k A
W.itchesat et^st. .'in tlays.^eler. Ow IMS block.
,u^v h',iit^ra^Hmmmm .
Leas. the Jew-
Forimm finest huaor^riutftou / lh'aseoll, c^QtMUtM etiMMta,
l*a( InitH'lh'. UMtMff^Mist ^ mum shave. 15^cent a.
inButM Ml ti^^i tnu Maui
IIir-^an I
r^ lark's bank, for^cents | hair cutting,
Anether Rreoi d Hi nkrn.
WilliamJ. f 'rittentlen. a* mmmi for the | eler^Palatum ltiauraiH'e MMMMjMJf of MmMMMM : ^^^tet. has broken another record. The loss ! fc^h\ fire of Prctidergaal of Woohoan etreot^was i outraetetl July and paid Jul) 37, I^everything Ihmiib settletl hi four ia^s.
\VHd^ s^iiipt^ MMMMa.^( all at Me\ man A CmsJMMU Vev ola^^ample rMMMM und drink blue ribbon beer,^t he best in tbe city.
Did^ MJ MMf notice that any MM from m^outride low u ^ho ha* anything to aeit^^w hot In r irat estate or an^ thing else.^ om**-^to Hntte to sell ii .tml Dutte novoi- fooe^outside to sell her goods. R ttte is Iter cm u^mai ket. The )^eat place to hu;. la at V'. '.J^and 31 'A'^^^^ (.ratine atreet.
Jewelrv at cost. '.Vt^OweMi liMrk
lav*
1'v*. the Im v-
Fir**class tetlae^l.asi tsMiart / ^t ^ e;.
board51 aec mm
MIvmismm|Mat^Jeaeler. Uw^^ley
coat,JUda^^.^block.
LmJM*the
Powder
Diedin Millioos of Homes^40 Years the Standard,
BuLLoGoes !
SoThey All Say,^What Everybody
and
SaysMust be True.
ButteWill Be Montana's Capital.
Don'tyou forget it. Ma- Business Men are tin-^The Leading Dry Goods House Is
Leaders,and^the
D.J. NEMESSY MERCANTILE C0/APANY.
Thisw eek the remainder of the stock of
MEN'S.YOUTHS' AND BOYS'
SUMMERCLOTHING
Willbe closed out at I^yourself or your boyi
thanco^t. 11 you are wanting a Suit lor^now is the time to buy and save money.
EACHDEPARTMENT
HasSpecial Bargains.
Wehave the best value* i i Men's MeMt ever
hown.
StrawII.its anil Summer Neckwear are almost^given away.
BOYS'SUMMER CLOTHING.
GoodValues For Little Money.
Boys'Suits iCoats ami Pants) all sizes, redneed
Imm S;.oo. do:) anil ~. ;o to ;o, 4.00 ami 4. ;a^Boys' Suits 1 Coats, Vests Mid rental reduced irom^I7,10 to 11. la
Bu
KiltSuits.
M/.C-i
anili
SummerVests for the Million.
t-i
WhileDuck Vests, were 5.' to S-\;o, now
 _\ 50 (1.00 ^^Wtftey Vests, that were |^00 are now. . .^^ncy Silk X'ests ^ S.;o ^ ...
II
tn51 ;o
;; e.u h^.. S.; \q^;.oo
,s;on, o.;o. 8 50^i^.oo.
Hoys'Jersey Suits, i ,-s
1mi [row s ; un a ti ! 1^Hoy-.' Loom rants Sua
arebnrgiuni.^Hoys' Long I'ants, summer
outat 1 ost.
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j, 5.JO and
1at co-t. t'rices
rangefrom 50 up, an l
M1ight, will be closed
MEN'SLIGHT TROUSERS. About 100 pairs reduced from 58.00 and 1000 to 5.00 a pair.
BUTTECITY, MONTANA.
THERACES.
THE
THERACES I
THEFASTEST HORSES
Everseen on a Montana Track will compete^at the meeting of the
johnw^ouiae,^aaoaaicToa ano managis.
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FASTTRACK,
FASTHORSES,
LARGECROWDS
LivelvBetttnce,
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Sunday,August 7
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COMEAND SEE THE RECORDS BROKEN. Fare for RounJ Inn $ 1.00.