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Big Hole Breezes (Jackson, Mont.), 29 Dec. 1899, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn83025326/1899-12-29/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
* - m • HftS *1 - i- xf • *% * % ,nt L , $y:? • « & , j ' JL*/»*» • * ’~ ’ .4 r e$ > ?>Jl “ «*?_ r l ' *<tei^p «*»' - „ -^t *-* **3^ - ‘ v !?35e V o l u m e 2 . WISDOM, MONTANA, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1899. y CANNED Have just received a car load of canned goods that will be sold at the follow ing prices: 8 lb. Cau Eastern Tomatoes per case, 18 00 3 lb. Can Eastern B & B Tomatoes per case, 3 50 2 lb. Can Jaokson Corn per case, • - - 2 50 2 lb. Can bond du Lao Corn per case, - 2 65 Morrbw Corn per case, - - 2 85 Sellerburg String Beaus per case, 2 25 Deru String Beans per case, * 8 60 13 B String Beans per ease, - - 3 00 Early June l ’eas per case, - • • 3 25 Oysters per case, • • • • 4 00 Dress Patterns from $4 00 to $ 6 00. No two alike. Finest Line of Jackets and Capes that ever Came to the Dig Hole Basin. Come and inspect the goods, * IN S T O C K JL TT J, P. LOSSL’S. Wisdom and Jackson. SEEK HATTIE HI. NOTES FOR TERMS AND PRICES. B. K. W h ite , Pres. O iho K csks . Cush. First National Bank of Dillon. A General Banking and Exchange Business Transacted. OOUltteSPoNDENt’E SOLICITED. CENTRAL PHARMACY, DILLON. MONT. Drugs and Fatent Medicines MAIL OKDEUS PROMPTLY AT TENDED TO. L. J. WILLIAMS, I W hiktok . Dillon Gash Grocery Co., DILLON, MONTANA. , T. W. POINDEXTER, N anaqkh . Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fancy and Staple Groceries. DILLON EGO., T h e B ig F u r n i t u r e H o u s e . P r i c e s b a s e d on c o m p e titio n w ith t h e w o rld, S p e c i a l a t t e n t i o n g iv e n to u n d e r ta k in g . G. T . P A U L , P r o p DILLON REAL ESTATE Si INVEST- » a 1MLLON N A T IO N A L HANK HI ILD IM J . Desires Hj eniTesixmd with parties ia the Big Hole wlieiiuve ninehrs for sale or liaise. We Imvo a few imjuirlea for bargains from bolli eastern ami western parties. mi, ion mi v ruoeniTV Improved jmd unimproved for sale. Also farm lands in Monlann, Idaho, Oregon nod oi her stall's. Dii.i.oN H eap K mtatk A I nvestment Dillon. Mont. DUKE GIST. C 1 IA 8 . RICH ARD 8 0 N TIJE 1310 HOLE SALOON. Jackson, Montana. 0 GIST A RICHARDSON, P roprietor *. F i n e W i n e s , L iq u o r s , a n d C ig a r s A lw a y s in b 't o c k . THE HOTEL T> e LOSSL, WISDOM. MONTANA. MRS. JAMES O’CONNELL, Proprietress. First Class S e r v . c j . headquarters for Gifo- bonsville and Divide Stage Line. All stages stop at the door. OLD GLORY SALOON. WISDOM. MONT.. \ r \ p Kverythififij i« the I iuum lie - l c mbs — V\ lues, Liquors* kud ^Cigars. Jail and see us. We will treat job white. THE SILVER SALOON, WISDOM, MONT,, O W E N E L L I S * P R O P R I E T O R . A F i n e S t o c k <1 W i n e s , L i g n e r s , a n d ^ C i g a r s ^ m s t a n t l y M i h a n d . S d t l i t t * B e e r .... th e B e e r t h a t a i a d r f M i l w a t t k e e PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS WISDOM AND JACKSON. Mails three times a week--Monday, Wednes day and Friday. JAMES STEWART, Mail Contractor. notice tor plplication . L and Om en at M ihsopla , Montana, November 8 , 1889 . Notice is hereby given that the following- uauieo setrl. r has filed notice of ids Inten tion u< make Dual proof in support of his iia.a,, ;.m. inal auiii proof will be made be fore Benjamin K. Hievenson. V. 8. Commis sioner, at Wisdom, Montana, on Deeerotx*r £1, 1«W, viz: Joel h. Nevlns, who made desert land entry for the NWj4 NH’V See. it NtfNE'*, ’ n E'* t NW it. Sec. 11, Tp. 5 R. M il, He nuroea the following wltnussus to prove hi» cuiUiiuiuun residence upon and cultiva tion of said land, via: Pearl Hunted, of Fox, Montana. James Peterson, of Jackson, Montana. Arthur W. Kevins, of Fox, Montana. Dick Nedrou, of Jackson, Montana. E lmzb E. H krbbet . Register. NOTICE OF CO-PARTNERSHIP. ( (.lull 1. VV- t II V I puny jmfii See our Christ mas goods. Fin est display ever in the Basin. Two hundred boxes fresh dried fruit direct from California. WISDOM MERCANTILE CO., B. It. STEVENSON, CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, WISDOM, MONTANA. SIDNEY C. HOUK, B A R B E E , WISDOM, MONTANA. Joel S. Nevus, of Fox, made tioal proof on his land before com- mUnoner Stereneon Saturday and Petr] Htuted and James Peterson acted as witucracu. Mr. Nevus was showing some very pretty and perfect elk teeth in the postoffice which betook from a head that be mounted last -uwinei'. tin had been offered aud relused live dot law lor the pair. A gentleman named Kelson came over from Bant ark along with Craig Williams of that plane Tuesday and the following d<\ vent to look at the placer ground oji Hnby creek, the prnpeity of II. F. Jackson. Guotgv l ash and If V. Blanton An 0 | tion of till du\s on the pro,,, erty wa- apt- in oil and there is a -ti’oiiu piobabilitv ol » sale bring made The I'topeiTY extends ab>nit the creek for live miles and u- held ut a figure something iikn (62,000. If i - ( on-iimni ited a dredge winking the ground will y, d wdno'i .vill oost in the oeUMninin.i I of (150.000. JhCbS iN COHKt-SPONDLMCt- Stall; ut Montana o! lir-tvernra.i, ( In- undersigned. do hereby err- i by subscribing 1 the Wisdom Mercantile Com-' •f tt isdom. Montana, is a co- -.l-ip, doing baroness at Wisdom, h-avoidi-ad Counts, Montana, and that i beautifully trimmed said firm is contpound ut C. H. .Strew-1 with line decorations o bridge and Hattie M. Noyes, partners i beasts nnder said firm name. Wisdom, Montana. Oil. 2d, 1899. C. H. .S tbowsemkse , Hsrnt M. N oyes . State of Montana. i L^cal Breezes. Happy New Year! Go to Losel's and see his dry domls. - , • Try tin new coffee at Wisdom Mem. Go. Fur coats for sale at the W. M. Co.’* store. Are ton going to mask New Years night'!' Fine corned beef for sale by the Big Hole Meat Co. Inspect the all wool children*! underwear at Lossl'g. Potatoes and eastern apples at the W- M, Co.’s store. The stoles have done aline Lind ners iliniti > the pa.-t week. Maher A, Grosh outtlery for sale at the Wisdom .Vler. Co.’ store. A I I I IIP 25 rntt PENT ON Aid, C hristmas noons at L ossi .’ k . Toni Farrell, of Bowen, was a caller at the printshop Wednesday. F. II. Schafer starts oft the New Year as a subscriber to this pnpi r. Office and correspondemte siation- ery at Tribune Pub. Co.’a, Dillon. Boot and shoe repairing neatly done hv John Cunningham, Jack- son, Mont. A cei tain clast of young fellows, for Bale Cheap—A new Kimbtll . , , r : here in the valley, whose general Piano. Inquire at this office. .> . . , . . .. ' I conduct, when not under the in Joe Arnold, wife and daughter, ! fluence o( whisky is passable, but town wh0H# senses appear completely obliterated after having imbibed even a little of anyoue’e best, need not make application for a ticket for a dance unless they have made np th e ir minds to act in a gentle been doing some repairing at the manly manner while in the hall. Moriieon place. j We du not propose to How the Josh Bennett and daughter Mary, p!ea«tin of tie majority to be in of Bowen, were visiting friends in *\> disturbed by an ill bred town Satuiday. disgnetinndv disgusting minor- Waltei Fox, F. M. Charlton, and Win. Jei aen were in loan yeater- day on business. F. W, Dickie, of Dewey’s, an esteemed and valaed subscriber of LADIES MUSKS. CH1LDKEN S the B reez C! spent, Christinas with AND iNr .tNTS’ CLOAKS BE friends in this vicinity. Robt. O. K. Pense and bride at tended tbe Christmas festivities m town and start tbe New Year right tor the B reezes . Mrs. A. B. Horning had e Christ mas tree of her own which was aid sparkled birds and .li cksoo. Dec. 22, 1899. The Member is just like summer The Jm-kson corn-pendent ba* been quite sick for two wens, hut is all O K again P areni M in r came down to hold a scn inl Inn could not gel the hull, so was obliged to postpone the same IL‘ pleached hereon Christ mas eve and had a large attend ance Tbe school children bad their usual gathering at the school house and are now enjoying the holidays, A dog light the other dty dis- turtied tiie monitory of things in town. U K ’s dog and Hopkins’ Prince were the contestant!. B.’a dog «as badly used up, while Prince escaped without a scratch. The iti-Hole saloon is now iu working order in its new quarters amt eiciybody seems to have gotten over the elbeis of the opening. There arc several Jacksonites who v o i M liki l o g o sleigh ruling, but they arc slraid the ladies would not drive up to the door to ask permission to go like they did to Mr. Ilowei'f) Christmas passed off very well, and the dance wa» one of the best had hire lor a l*ng time. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCEUN. of Briston, were viailora in Sunday. J. E. Hollingsworth, wife and daughter, were visitors in town Sum dsy. John Wsrd, tbe csrpenter, has 111., Mrs. John P , F « t | TwreHaute; Mrs. T. J . MoClare, ladtstupolii; Mrs. E. Whisten and Mies Kebncct Wampler, Vinoewtes, and D. F, Wampler, Wisdom, Moat., Reese B. Wampler, Petty. Mont , and Thomas J . Wampler, Cripple Creek, Colo............. . ........ In 1838 she and her busbaad re moved from Wythe eooaty, Va., to Palmyra township, this county, where she has siooe lived. Soon if ter her marriage she united with the LatheraS church, and upon her arrival iu Indiana she nailed with th« Upper Indiana church, where she ever afttrwaid held her member- -hip The funeral took place from the Up pc i India ta church Wednesday at 11 o’clock, tbe service* being cm ducted by Rev. Hook, the pas tor. *I® f If i ’ fciaiM taM ffttM t nil) held thl life * H . died. Mr«. StaaforA h jt* hamla'-of tbe whok bwAwaa Itti only aake an income wh|oh b p|i v nearly what very many, never had a milliea n a w a w a a a l l j r ) b . *. their own clothes. Ifoowin^” Im** '&t ^ religious belief, we tus^tst that iM^ ' V ; pur|Kise is, when she go» . \ otber side and meets SahMMi 1 ■ _ to say to him: M %ave kept w U' the faith. 1 gave up the tail M > la’r of your gieat fortune a a jm th-, , \ tended it to be given, and -4M . wmle jet I had my perfeot ties, that tbe change might bo itcrstood aud aocep4ed, ao that after my death there would be »04ctrat&Wo'v among your relatives or osiod M any portion of it.” > «s4' ‘ ■ ft Lata Miss Itemn. l -t,- D18SOLU I’iOtf OF COPARI’- NERSIIIP. The copartnership heretofore ex isting iiu.iei the him name of the Big Hole Aleut Go., is this day die solved by mutual consent, J. G, Rouaiu rettnug nnd K. V. Blanton aud W. 13. Hays continuing the tiusiusss amt will oolleet outstanding auoouiils aud pay all indebtedness «< said firm. ii. V. B lastok , J. G. itouaiK, W. H. Hays. Dated VVisdom, Mont , Nov, 1809. *7, On Bn»y Street. LOW CwST: tlz i-brnk at |8. »I0 • \ 17. (8.5* •• \ *8. 14 “ •• *3.25. 12 •• “ |L25. A Urge stock on baud and tnty must tie sold to make ry-im tor J. P. Lossl.. Four nsw eases of imaltpOC were repoited iu Butte tael But day. They were orderw) siMl* M the pest borne. Four men lost thoir livee In §, tail road wreck near Bearmoatb station on the Northtr Faoll# Christmas morulng and fevarai others were stripullf Injured. sleepy tolsgraph eperator nt B^iltb was responsible for tbe aeeideat and when the truth dawned on UM he took to the hills iu fear of vie- lei ue at tbe hand* of railroad m# 9 » W-Gilmsn shot and killed Dan D. Sulllvsa in Dublin Gulak, Butt# on Christmas evening. Franklin B. Livingiton, a Mild man, aged 66 years, choked bid wife, Rosie Livingston, to death <( their borne In Baltimore the othsf day aud then gave himself up the police. Livingeton claimed hll wile tried to smother him in I feather beJ, hut he suoeeeded Ip ohohiug btr and put her body ia | bath tub. The police fwOwd-^p nude body of the woman in thi bath tub at Livingston’s bouse. Both rooms gave evidence of a struggle. Jealousy is thought to bare been tbe motive for the crime. Tbe man is a civil war veteran, having lost bis eyesight by a shell in the battle of Fair Oaks. He bad a pension of (72 a mouth. A dastardly attempt was made at Victoria, B. C\, Christmas night to wreck a Chinese Methodist mnsioa church here. While the congrega tion, principally Chinese, was wor shiping, a bomb made of lead ptpo and tilted who gun powder was ex ploded. No one was injured. The i ced is ascribed to heathen Chinese, jealous oi tbe introduction of Christianity among their country- nieu. A party consisting of Senator 8coup of Idaho, Senator Clark of Montana, Commissioner Hermann ol me general land office, and Gen. F. C. Ainsworth, U. 8. A., arrived at Prescott, Ari*., Dec. 26, by special train in company of Govern or Murphy of this territory, Th# patty is making a tour ofj Arizens aud New Mexico, investigating con ditions with reference to statehood, forest reserves and military affaire. They go from here to Phoenix end Tue .on, and tbeoce to Los Angeles. Dr. Shepler, pastor ol St. Panl’e 'Episcopal church, iuteirupted his Mrs. Lelane Stanford is a su- Ciithttnat service at Marinette, penor woman, says the Salt Lake j vVis., long enough to catch a sneak that 1 tniei who was carrying off holiday It is said that Jim Ketoe has! made (3,000.600 in the past two mouths by hearing everything offer ed on the New York stock board. Up\ of the New York Press talks about him. It says be has been broken two or three limes; he has owed millions of dollars and the piople undti- obligations to him have culled him thief aud vcendrel because, for a lime, he was under the weather. But iu his worst moments lie usver talked back. His lips were scale' until he recovered his losses. Then he paid not on'y dollar (or dollar, but full interest. Tip says he is the best penman in New York City. Ilis letters are ii odds of styh ; they are copper plate. His orthography is most perfect and his mode of expression unsurpassed. He is a great suffersr from rheumatism and most im patient. But lake him all in all he is elected by force of character the supreme leader of tbe street ‘‘I bear (hat lit has cleaned np (3,000,. 000 ia the last two months. If that be so, he and Foxhall, the apple of his eye, will raoe iu Eogtand next year,” Away back hefoie the Comstock stocks made the coast crazy, Jim Kerne started with a little milk » anon in Yreka, Cal., aud be man aged to make a fortune long before tbe big bonanza was found, and bad siine to wrestle with the street in New Yoik. He has been wrestling ever finer and !t is good if be has it). If you don’t think this means ! made a fortnu*. He ought to re what it says, call and see me, ‘ now, for be must be close op- l’iuly yours. i on, if not qoite. three score and A l J. N oyes . tin. -Salt Lake Tribune. Mrs. Stanford’* Gift. Tribnna. She ha* reached gills from the parsonage. Th# preacher, while at tbe altar, saw toe thief leaving the parsonage ss. dolls aud things. Tbe Christmas tree at Noyes’ Hall Monday sight brought out a good-sized erowd of men, women we cj,p tj* following: childreu and dead loads of preaenta were distributed. Tne dance after point when, realizing that all that : people have in thi- world is bat a trust which must be accounted for, she has given away the last vestige wltp a i„t 0f stuff under his over, of her immense cute, only reserv-) coit. Matting aside bts robes, he ing a eootr .ct with the trustees of ga*a chase, caught the feLow had, Stanford university for a oouple of after § tnasel, turned him over to i thousand dollars a month while she me police, and then returned and lives. Tbe final gift was an i« - ; nnished divine services. ------- mess* sum. It included the great- i From tbe Vincennes, Iwb, Son est cattle ranches, horse-breeding • My son ha* been trucbled for ____ ____ D. establishments and vkeyards in the i e b r o a i e ««?»<**• On Monday morning at 9:30 world; various farm*, country-, SotMlime ago I persuaded him to o’clock December 4, 1899, Mr* Jane bosses and large tracts of wild j •* Uh amber lain a The deed covered enrhiv- Remedy. other pretty more good-. Mrs. Jeno Wampler Couoryol Hesverbead, ! C. H Mvosrbridge snd Hattie M. Noyes \sch bemg duly sworn says: j warJ WI8 ¥e rj enjoyed and ! Wampler passed peacefully away; land. The deed covered eighty-, Tnifct thi'T a.re jmrrn-f'rjj d^sriic» m«can-* . , — ™ n t * « 1 r r *~ j •. * ! a f .„ t k tifr ba\!*'* w TYwtMm. £>*verbe*d!U* , *U j 8ore mm* Chr,rt | it btr borne u Ptlffifn towwbip j m orf xjp>Triiua | After xw* ^ County, Montana, aud under the firm '“** ftor* w n 10 ! seven miles east of the erty of dropsv,, s»d leqetred (7,006 ie internal r e v - ” * ■ * ***® ” \ - 1 name of tbe ft'isdom .M erca^'le Com-! George D.ewery bought tbe iot aged 89 years 6 months end 20 days, esoe sump*. Mrs. Stanford gad, tasumaial, toping am a «■» »<■#. P»i,y, and that th- abov e Wrtiftcate, weK ^ offios the first j Mrs. Wampler, who was one of peeviOMlT transferred to the trustees | tfbetad aa*j wtd R aniJM coma.ns. » sta-emem ,d the -ase. ^ w„ k ^ , d„ w twe ^ tbe oldegt ia tW, eountv w » j of th# *siver»Tty Ml her pm o n l l * t o * - T * m * * & B m of the partners, th“. firm name andaS „ _ , . - • . ’ ! .. . . r„ 1 *»* ------- A •- Mr-ltf.ki' nmuoss therein stated are t m , . J - * - « * d« * f#r the | a native of Virginia and was born , estat*. mbranng stoeka and beads J : ’ ’ ( . H. srsorsiBOee, ; kit *o«h of na to the Safes’ nddi-! May 1*. 1810, in Washington cobs - vdasd nt (16,000,006, and so i v as (DM6L ~ H attie K. Worts: jtioR. A mining maa from tboeast'ty. Sh« was w r i e d March 23, thenoessi ww»«r»hip e f pre^erty is! Sohseribedand ww»r8 tohefove sm tto r ^ ^ ^ veek . q ^ m the11890. to David W am pkr. nnd to eooeerwrfshe is aowMdeatRct# an J H k M day of November, JL t». 3899. fL B. Snmanex. 3rtdaa9,Mtte In sad 6se fSeaenfiheai efuniea that Wisdom point and he expected io Jstn d jsM tek i* the! 18-90, to Dmd Wnss^sr, and to * good |hem t were born twelve diMren t J ; d e v t t « the day whosnmght nr# left to n s s a her Her vdadvaa were aS fowdisd for | Alter Jam. 2« Jtanm >in Seuiat Slnrierd’a fdt im it
