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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25
LOCAL NEWS
DR.. L. G. McAloney and wife
have located at Salmon.

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DR.. Arthur, Dentist of Mack
ay, will be in Challis Aug. 26th,
and remain ten days.
hereby announce myself a
candidate for nomination to the
Office of Sheriff of Custer county,
subject to the decision of the
county Republican convention
S. j. ROBERTS.
The Ladies' Missionary Society
on next Wednesday evening, Aug
26th, give a chicken dinner for
25 cents from p. m. to 10p. M,
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
L. H. Johnston, in Challis. A
cordial invitation extended.
Gossip is a restless evil which
disturbs society, spreads dissen-
sion through cities and countries,
disunites the strictest friend
ships; is the source of hatred
and revenge, fills wherever it
enters, with disturbances and
confusion, and everywhere is an
enemy of peace, comfort and
Christian good breeding.
From my observations l feel
that there is nothing surer than
Bryan's election. He is sure of
the solid South and this, with
Nebraska, Indiana and New
York, will give him the election.
[ am so sure that Indiana will be
for Bryan that 1 am willing to
wager IS, ZOO to 81, 900 in support
of that opinion. Thomas H.
Fitzgerald, Salt Lake, Utah.
On page s of this issue we
publish an appeal for campaign
funds for the election of William
J. Bryan and John w. Kern.
We are doing this by request of
the Democratic National Com
mittee. The MESSENGER will
make no personal solicitations,
but if any person feels like don
ating for this cause, they may
hand or send US their subscrip-
tions, in accordance with the
plan setforth in this issue.
We understand that the North
ern Pacific Railway Company has
appointed G. B. Towers Com
pany, Miles City, Montana, its
agents in the sale of script lands,
at So. .25 per acre. This should
interest land investors in Idaho,
although it is also applicable in
the states of Wisconsin, Mime
sofa, North Dakota, Wyoming,
Montana, Oregon and Washing
ton.
Government statistics just is
sued shows an enormous growth
of the cigarette habit in the I'm
tied States during the last year,
when Sc, 4O2, 1856, ,113 paper pip
es" were smoked. Counting the
number of men and boy smokers
at 25,000,000, this gives an aver
age per smoker of 2,216 per year
and when it is considered that
there are thousands of smokers
who use tobacco in some other
form it brings the average for
the cigarette smoker up very
high.
Lee Simonson, the Montana
sheep man, who wants to take
the Bryan end of the Lloyd in
surance against Bryan's election
in any amount up to $4,000, is
still in Lincoln awaiting word
from New York to come on here
with his money. He says he has
been surprised that he has thus
far received no offer from New
York or elsewhere wager with
him on the election at the re-
ported prevailing odds in the
East of six to one against Bryan.
Bankers in Lincoln say that Mr..
Simonson is thoroughly respon-
sible and that he is the largest
sheep owner in the United Stat
es. Mr.. Simonson is a Republi-
can, but he says Montana will go
| for Bryan. IN. Y. Herald.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25
LOONCREEKT TRAGEDY
FRANK 8REEN SHOT AND KILLED
BY LEE WARNER.

On the evening of Friday, the
18th inst, occurred a tragedy at
Ivers, in Loon Creek precinct,
that caused a gloom to fall upon
the hitherto quiet and orderly
communities in this end of the
county,
While there are, as in all such
cases, various reports, to most
reliable to be had, from eye-wit-
nesses and those familiar with
the circumstances of the affair,
it would appear that Lee Warner
must have suddenly become pos
sessed of an evil spirit or a dis
position to do something out of
the line of the usual.
While sitting in the saloon at
Ivers, talking in an apparently
friendly manne with several of
his acquaintances, among them
Mr.. Slime and Mr.. Brockman, he
remarked that he could hold up"
the place and had a notion to do
it. This was taken as a joke or
Josh" at first, but when Warner
pulled gun out of his right
front pocket and ordered all
present to hold up their hands
and line up in the chairs and sit
there they began to realize that
was serious looking joke. How
ever, they could only do as bid
and complied with Warmers or
ders. Keeping them covered
with the gun he walked behind
the counter and began taking
the money from the till, of which
there was considerable amount
in currency.
Some one near the door had
passed out at the beginning of
the hold-up and meeting Frank
Breen told him Lee Warner was
holding up the saloon. Frank,
being we'll acquainted with Lee,
walked in expecting to persuade
him out of his hold-up intentions.
But soon as he entered, Lee
turned the gun toward him and
ordered him to hold up his hands
and line up with the others in
the chairs. To this Mr.. Breen
paid no attention but remarked
to Warner that he ''had better
put up that gun or somebody
might take it away from him and
hold him up with it."
At this remark, Warner fired
and Rreen fell mortally wounded.
Warner then backed out of the
place and disappeared in the
darkness. This all came about
so suddenly and so unexpectedly
that those present were for the
time dumfounded.
Immediately after the shoot
ing party of two rode to Gus
ter, a distance of % miles, for
DR.. Kirtley, and in seven and a
half hours from the time of the
occurrence the doctor and escort
were in Ivers. Breen lived until
Sunday morning, the 10Th inst.
The ball, from a 40-odd calibre,
entered the right breast and
passed to the backbone and
turned and came back and lodg-
ed under the left shoulder, as
was shown at the post-mertem,
making a nearly complete circle
OF the BODY, cutting ltS way
through the liver and both lungs
and was much fiattened.
Sometime during the night of
the shooting Warner came over
to Sunbeam, 90 miles, and got a
rifle and some other things he
had in a cabin there. His faith
full dog followed him but his mas
ter shot him on the bridge at
Frying Pan Flats and threw him
into the creek, where his body
was found by blood on the bridge.
The body of Frank Breen was
placed in coffin and brought
over to Custer Sunday night, and
on Monday was buried in the
cemetery near Bonanza. Funer-
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25
DR.. B. B. Slick returned from
Colorado last Tuesday.

colorado last tuesday.
Prof. W. w. Webber departed
on Friday morning last for Boise
City.
Hot and cold water baths at
the Hotel Leaton so cents each.
Three baths for S1.00.
Three girls from Pahsamaroi
departed last week for Salt Lake
to attend school at st. Mary's
Academy.
Richard West and Miss Dora
Klug, both of Challis, are to be
married at the brides residence
at high noon, on Tuesday, Sept.
1st. That evening a reception
will be given the bride and groom
at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Lamme in this city.
A Republican paper calls at
tention to the fact that the num-
ber of letters in the name of John
Worth Kern is exactly 13. But
they did mention the fact that
the number of letters in the name
of James Schoolcraft Sherman
is exactly %.
No trace has been found of
Lee Warner who killed Frank
Breen at Ivers on Aug. 14th. On
that night he went over to Sun
beam and got his blankets, rife,
etc., and returned to Loon creek
it is reported. 1t is said Warner
made threats against the lives of
four or five other citizens at Loon
creek. It is believed that he
was in the vicinity of Ivers on
Sunday night, the 10th. Sheriff
Morrison and others, spent two
or three days on Loon creek in
search of Warner. Some still
believe that Warner is hiding in
the mountains in the vicinity of
Loon creek, while others are of
the opinion that he has left the
country.
A party of three Eastern mine
investors just returned with the
expert from an examination OF
the Greyhound mines, beyond
Stanley Basin, passed down the
road today on their way back to
Chicago. They are so we'll pleas
ed with their examination that
they will urge their directors to
put large force of men to work
Immediately and they will also
endeavor to have the Wood Riv.
er Branch extended to their
camp, or to have the Chicago &
Northwestern built to that point.
This Greyhound property is said
by miners to be the biggest mine
in Idaho. 1t is owned by former
Governor Mcconnell, G. H.Hays
of Boise, and a number of East
erR capitalists. No stock for
sale. HALEY Times.
A shooting scrape occurred on
Hat creek last Wednesday be,
; tween Jim. Woods, our old-time
Custer county packer, and Geo.
Neubauer, who used to live al
Bayhorse, but who now owns q
ranch on Hat creek. The troub
lie was over a grindstone at the
Woods place which Neubauel
claimed and was about to take
home. Woods and Neubaur haG
had words before, and told Neu
bauer that if came there again
he would shoot him. But last
Wednesday Neubauer went to
the Woods place and trouble be,
gan. Woods pulled a six-shooter
but Neubauer took it away from
him before he had time to shoot.
, Woods then went into his cabin
and got a Winchester rifle and
shot Neubauer through the right
hand. The bones of the hand
are so badly shattered thst doc
tors say it will have to. be ampu-
tated. Woods and Neubauer evi-
IDENTIFY fought each other at this
time as Woods is quite badly
bruised about the head. Neu-
=, Go1.o,~ h,l
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1908-08-25
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mann. Ncrudtoie mo SrcmoC iinS ad,innGes
iuclcbc am 2icuitaa, giuhmittulS 1 lin, BON
lellcr MobnIna 9tr, 425, III -. Strabc, aaS
llnlilllloGt. t223-D
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WuItimorc, 3. Nunuit zoos.
9lncn bnrun interciIirten Eertouen miro bier
nit Ginhriht ertbciIt, onb Der Stnot SHpcnierr
AM s. Muauit 1908, uic cS htrdb ocn N6fbnttt
81 Is. gritfcl IS. hCs NdItimdrcr Stuot4 Guoer
bon 1898 pcrIdnNt miro. Den CrtIdrenben Elul
mo SuplifGtS elite Der 9lutlHNct iitr Die
NipcuirinN. FiIoitcrunN NM NunOitcitlfcGutG
Der YrirGtsulcn bintrr Nrn. 1910 bis t932,
lcNt bat.
vile onUoll bcriibrtcr Fcrfoucu Iiro bCrC6-
tiCi. innerDalb 80 5nGct pom Sutun beingter
Sltrrb ibriitIih cinncrcibtc Fctitinn baocdcIr
Ill nppellirer.
Z. Scucn Sbumus,
RcQiitratur Der Giant Baltimore.
Glu0t0,1T,2A.3I)
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yTas Bid Der Scutidcn in Nmcrifa."

Tus lit Der Sitel zines .@erfrS,
meld)cs dis 6citldriit sur Seicr bcS
Geiliideu Cages mo scr Dor 225
Sobren crIolgtcn c,ltcn Oclltid)cn
Ginnanbcrung III GbiIooelpbia cr.
idlcinen ioa. &erouSgc0cbcn miro
DaS Bud inter Den Huipi6lcn un0
Der Witluirtiing 0r3 Tclttid) Nmcri.
faniidcn NotionolbunGcs. IS Der,
bunft ieine a%nrcgung Der 225. Sab
r~eSieier Der ociltiden Ginmonocrumg
Die nn 6. Sftobcr bieies So6rca IN
Germantown Scr eritc1t ocutid)cn
MniieSetung bicr5ulnnoc. unter Wc.
tbeillgiiftg 0es gan5cn anlerifaniidcn
Geutid)ibunls fcitlih begongcn ipcr,
Den ioH. InS @erf mill fcinc aus.
filgrlid)c @cihid)te brinaen, ionbcrn
nur Die &ouptereigriiic id)iloern.
Fem Geutih Imeritoniid)en Notio.
nalblmbe mo ieinen Grrunoenid)ni.
ten ioll Elm eigcncs aapitel geluibntet
fperocn, oas lid an baS geiomn:tc
Dentige Gelltiftbrm Der Gereinigten
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Gpnbpn-Sarfs Gcmctcrg.

@iircnu: Wr. II, &eit.earatuea.S trafe, NIB
SanptsEinanug: Srroerid. 1iuao.
NeGribnibplute bon 500 an inter beitinoiaer
sbniitbluIIt1t, Sciuinoe, YflnI5en etc.
it IrribbauS am SnuptsSinaaia &C.
Infer ggcnt Wirh, penn ocuiini6t,
burfpreten. (02-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11

hung pom 1. Gejembcr 1905 bctru1
Die Glnluobner5aDl 0e3 &1,tea co.
6ll,27S FerIonen, 10 DAB i2itOcm
cine %erlltebrltllg INT rltt0 2,315,OO0
ltnttgetunOcn bat. ,>rn Sabre 1898
BELIEF lih Die 9ep0lfcrlmla}iiitr ollt
rl1no 5l,406,000 Ecrioncu; in ocE
leBte1 5ebn Sahren bat dlio cine 3lls
nnbn1c nm S,6t1,0OO Eerioncn oocr
15.S b. $. Itottgeiunoeu. &n Sabre
1888 betrlg Die ShdBum1a5iifcr
lS,16S,000, I'M Sabre 1878 4l,129,'
900. &m Sabre 1871 WltrNcn TO-.
$4,000 Eerioncn 0c}Gblt, 10 ooB icit
Der @riin0nnG Oea Hcihc2 cine BIT
lubnte nm rrul0 - Oiiuioncn ootr
mebr ais % pom Sltn0crt itottAcfluls
Den bat. &crooppclt 6ot iih Die BE.
polterung oeS ictigen RcjHa0cbict2
lett ctlun 1888.
Sn GumGnicn "f0rnen
BON jc 10000 WilitGrpilittigen
$500 meocr lciell, nod i0rcibcn. &l
GnBlNno fomlnen olf je 10000 ne.
trlttcn Gt70 Anolpbabtter, in I'm.
garn 1850, III Critreit $3.50, in
Stallcn 3070, in @ricdcnImO 5000,
IN ScIgicn $50, in 6ronfreid 100.
Tn Den Scr. Staatcn iin0 BON ie TO-,
600 HCfrlttcn 1910 gln]alphubct2r,
III Nclttl6InO mn iiiui3ig. llno OicIt
tltnfji9 fonnmen ouSlGlieblih ats ics
men oltllhcn Erouin5cu, no ser sc.
brnit6 Der polniIden Spr06e bic Gr.
fol8c Oc5 llnterridta bccintrGd]tigt.
Sn Elm pa0r %abren miro ser lctte
Nnulpbnbct aus Dem 0Cltti6cn Htfrt.
tenmAtcrinl perld)mun0cu i2In, nlla
ben meltllden Eropin}en lnO ans
SilooClt'6lon0 tornlnCu ihon icit
Subren feline Nnolpbabetcn mtbr.
y ut II t ell utl
ter = &erliherlt1N bobcn Ole 0cutihcn
NrbtitGcbcr BON 1885 bis 1901 ruuo
0rci Milioncn Worf beitrogcn mil.
len. Nlllcin oieic cnorntc 2ciltrng,
81 Scr iic 8cicblih uerpiIift2t morcr,
bat lie nid)t a~bgeboItcn ans i|rcicr
GntI1licBung nod ctmoa mebr 81
tblnl, gSic Qrob Die ircipiQig2n 2ci-
lhtnNcn bis 5ltnl Sabre 1898 Qcuc-
icn iirO, lit ans ser porliclcnOen ;3ll.
lommcnItcllluta nift criihtlih, bon
1SSS bis 1908 bubcn lit lid, ollf ms
NcIonmlt 55tH Millioncu Morf be-
lAllIcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-08-11
Ser ySun Son" san5cr Sns
Tamilienz0 lmsHng
nadl Wnnapulis nnb @cit'Euint.
Fort Nepuiit. tnb electromagnetic
iinucu.

Ser popuIdre Sampler ,eusaucbnnua." Vie
qciltc bctDCilioen ib an oicien populdrcn ST
@ruriioncu S%icnitaa, Spnneritage nns Cant
itaa@ nm 1 llbr Tadsmittnae; Mittpudle nno
SOC. liubl6ciien Boo, ODER prln9t. lpte Sbr
Sbr lpiBt. plcit anocren 9eutcu Den luni6 nit.
IS ut ein @elnf. fiber bicte pratioole Jtouie
al Iabrcll. CSunii4-)
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Wn bic Inmcn.

Sunoe Sanen, neIbe mnberne G6neiberfunft
gu %erIernen .miinften, iolten nidt I'M SipeiieI
fein. lpobin fih oatilr. Az ipenhert. Sic branden
tcan. strakc, porSu.preden, ibreu ganter ala
8bgiina cintroaen mn ie lerter Die 0init mad
Der forteeihritteuften .Wectbooe. sic crbaIten
nmhcrbem ariiuSIiben unierribt i'm 3uf6reioen.
Gebr IibcrnIe Veoinannaelt. SuL. ". NntsrS,
9ir. 3O2, Aeit.e aratugu' etr6Re. t370-)