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CLOSING OUT SALE Men’s and Ladies’ \ Shoes, Winter Gloves and Mitts. Will be sold at greatly reduced prices to make room for spring stock. FRESH GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Etc., I2ST S T O C K J i . T J. P. LOSSL’S. Wisdom attd J a ckson. Hist N ilM lank NEW and NOBBY of Dillon. Local Breezes. Thera is still a f*w dollars lack ing for the liquidation of the debt on the sehool-bouw and a social see his dry | w,n ^ given at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. George Woodworth A G e n e ral B a n k inu and Exchange B u s iness T r a n s a c t e d ! CORRESPONDENCE Si H.IOITED. Go to L osk T s goods. u r e the rfu n t p j e s t i c SllOW ) Ft cult oysters at Wisdom Re»lau-!0n Friday evening, the 30th iust. of the M . BORN & CO • | runt, 30c per can. The public is invited to attend and T A I L O R - M A D E C L O T H - Inspect the all wool children's i a good time is assured. Dillon Bottling Works, I.HLLON. MONT S. S. P a tterson, Prop. Wholesale Liquors and Cigar*. Sole Aftejit for Val Hlnlz' MilM-uukec Peer ami Malt Extract. Manufacturer of Temperance Drinks. Dillon Gash Grocery Go., DILLON, MONTANA. T. W. POINDEXTER. M anager ING. All the correct e f fects of the s e a s o n . You m a k e tite selec tion, we guarantee style, fit a n d s a tisfaction. GOLD SEAL RUBBER BOOTS a r e the best. NOTICE Ft Hi mil.lOATION. m i n i m ; A m n ATioN VL'h1 r. s. LA M> I >J- t l> t. M LA. Lui. 1 .. Noiict1 i- li- -In - m ,1. III,!! O'lidUl k*\ u li f. - jn'-!,-o!! re cLIi- I)ltlir, M i)|: i ii u; Im.s th is d.i) au ap|)Uu.,(U.'i 1 or 11 pull-lit 5-1 auv> > -1 the. iui-tk-ll i ’liUU'l’ iYi lllllio tluim . sitUlllr.l SEE MRS. HATTIE N. NOYES FOR TERMS AND PRICES. R V BLANTON, SUCCESSOR TO THE BIG HOLE MEAT CO., WISDOM, MONTANA, Beef, Pork, M utton, S a u s a g e , an d E r e s h Oys te r s and G am e in Season. M ail O rders Prom p tly A ttended to. W holesale and R e ta il D e a lers in Fancy and Staple G roceries. DILLON FURNITURE CO., The Big Furniture House. - I unii ,Mtu i s (ill'll for liar 111 Prices bused on compe tition w ith the world. Special attention given to undertaking. G. 1 PAUL, Prop WISDOM RESTAURANT, WJKDOM, MONT., T1VILS & DAHKB, I’ homuetokb . M eals at all Hours. Fresh Dread, Dies and Cukes Constant ly on Hand. GEOllOK TIVIKB. I. < TAKES. U. U. ST E V E N S O N , CIVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, WISDOM, MONTANA. Pioneer (uiiui'giU.i/.i-d) .Mining Disinel, M t-UVl-Otrlul P o l l l l l V, M o l l U l l i l , tin- |-uM- tion. course, ttmle.Ment, of Hie siiiil nun iug claim, designated l>> all otticiul survey H ereof, an Survey j V ih . iitiitl, III suiqiosed Toivnnhip \u. .'I -oulli, Rtuigi-No If west, a nonce ol wlnrli was puslctl on Hu- claim on Hie IUli day of November, IS!)!), ami living more particularly set forlli ami desenlied in (lie tit1Sei.il Held notes and plai 1 lii .i'of i neftiu^H.ot the on tile in lliis ullice, as follows, lo-wii: i. ,, . , . .. . lieginiiiiig at a loe. eor., a pine sunup i tlooil 1 skin Duck eggs lor sale 8 inches in diameter, wilm-ssed by hear-1 R2.U0 per setting of nine, ing irevs and marked 1-MlilM'or cor. No. 1 of this survey, from which I he F. S. underwear at Los-d’s. Maher eh Urosh euttlery for sale at the Wisdom Mer. Co.’ store. Frank Peudlctou baa gone to Southern Idaho to buy more oattle. Otliee autl conmpoudeuce station ery at Tribuue I'uL Co.’a, Dillou. J. C. tjuiuu has takvu a job at the sawmill with \V. \V. Frauets. F. M, Staley, the doctor, bad a touch of snow blindness ou Wed nesday. On am alter the 1st day ol April Mrs. A. 11. Jackson w til lake board ers mid transients. Charley Saletsky,. a. pruaperuut young ranehei liom down the val ley. nail business in ibis vicinity ou W ednesday. .lames Stewait, the mail contract or, saw aground squirrel along the road Hie other side of Fox Wednes day morning. Juiues i’ost, Ed Kramer ant Saw Cotiinghuui, placer mtueri of Ruby and i iail creeks, were visitors in town Monday., ivn>. W. J. Morrison has a few Nankin strain lull at THE HOTEL D e LOSSL, WISDOM. MONTANA. MRS. JAM E S O’CONNELL. P r o p rietress. F i r s t C lass Service. H e a d q u a rters for Gib- bonsville a n d D ivide Stage Line. All stages stop a t th e door. OLD GLORY SALOON. WISDOM, MONT., BAILARD A NEWCOMER, Proprietors ---------- o ---------- Everything in the house first-class—Wines, Liqoprg* and Cigars. Hall and see ns. W« will treat yen white. THE SILVER SALOON, WISDOM, MONT., OWEN ELLIS,. PROPRIETOR. . A^Pifle Stock of W itm s, Liquors, a n d C igars B w u i i 1 w i B i i a . ScAfiOf B c e r—th e B e e r t h a t m a d e M ilw aukee SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Daily and Sunday, one yeaa.... “ “ “ 5 months.. “ \ “ 3 months.. \ \ \ 1 DOCth... Daily, only, one year— -618.0C . S.9C . AM . I RC . a.M SIDNEY C. HOUR, B E R B E R , , WISDOM, MONTANA. PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS WISDOM AND JACKSON. M ails th r e e tim e s a week- -M onday, W ednes day and F riday. JAMES STEWART, Mail Contractor. ALL THE NEWS! * ALL THE TIME! T he A naconda S tandard Publishes mere State, Telegraphic and General News than any other newspaper in Montana or the North west. DAILY 10 PjtGRS to Coidfvs SUNDAY 16 Peons 119 Uoinare Bondar, only, one year. . ............ 2.00 areatftiMnsedte rouiwa1 etdsKrfp. ’ ' ’ ‘ * liiiealion Monument, No. 5551, estab lished for surveys in supposed T, its. K. 17 IV. bears N. fil degrees IT minutes \V. 842 feel, running thence N, Til degrees 42 ininul.es F,. 2503 feet to cor. iso. 2; thence N. J,‘) degrees fit minutes \V. 337 feet to eor. No. 3; thence N. itf degrees 51 minutes E. 3338.5 feet to cor. No. 4; llience M, 1 de gree 43 minutes VV. 15511 feel to eor. No, 5; thence 0. 73 degrees 43 minutes W. 34(14 feet to eor. No. (I; thence N. 31 degrees 37 minutes F,. 1370.5 feet In eor. No. I, the place of beginning, coiilain- ing an area of 1511.54 acres claimed. file loealion of this mine is recorded in the office of the Recorder id' lienver- hesul Foutity, on page 353 in book 4(1 of Records, The adjoining elaims are Survey No. 6351, Faw Supa liar I’laceron the north and west, and Survey No. 335.), .Jones Freek f’iacer, on the north, .loliu O'Rourke applicant for both. F. lmiok F,. H iskshky , Register., .1 ok . 11. H ahcuh , l!. S. Cluim Agenl NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. M I N 1 N U A I T U H A T I O N NO. 111. F. S. L and O m e n , Mtssott.A, Mont.. Jan. 3, JIMK). Notice is hereby given, that John U'Kourke, whose posloffiee address is Butte, Mont,, has this day tiled an ap plication fora patent for 1511.1)1) aeres of the Nugget Bar l ’laeer Mining Claim, situated in 1’ioneer (unorganized) Min ing District, Beaverhead County, Mon tana, the position, course and extent, of the said mining claim, designated by an official survey thereof, us Survey No. 5(130, supposed Township No. 3 south. Range No. 17 west, a notice of which was posted on the claim on the Oi day of November, 1899, and being more particularly set forth and dr- seribed in the official field notes and plat thereof on tile in this office, as fol lows. to-wit: Beginning at cor. No. J, a pine tree 13 inches in diameter, witnessed by bearing trees and marked l-$l!80for for. No. 1, from which the U. B. Location Monument No. 5551, established for surveys in supposed T. SB., it. 17 W., bears K. 30 degrees 33 minutes \V. 203 feet, running thenee N. 70 degrees 67 minutes E. 3430 feet to eor. No. 2: thence S. 4(1 degrees 23 minutes K. 314 feel to cor. No. 8; thence H. 72 degrees 00 minutes W. 3U54 feet to eor. No. 4; thence 3. 35 degrees 48 minutes E. 487.5 feet to cor. No. 5: thence N. 75 degrees 22 minutes E. 2418 feet to eor. No. 8; thence N. J8 degrees t>2 mintrt.es W. 251 feet to cor. No. 7; thenee N. 75 degrees 31 minutes E. 2712 feet, to eor. No. 8; thence 3. 1 degrep 45 minutes W. 82l>feet to cor, No. 6; thence 8. 84 degrees 18 minutes E, 2038.6 feel to cor: No. 10, thence N. 3 degrees 53 minutes E, 1346.5 feet to cor. No. 11, thence N. 84 degrees 31 minutes Vi ■ 2633 feet to cor. No. 12; thence south 79 degrees 45 min utes W. 4661.5 feet to cor. No. 13; thence S. 40 degrees 06 minutes W. 1262 feet to cor. No. 1. the place of begin- n+ng, containing an are* of 468.09 acres claimed. The location of this mine is recorded ifl the offiee of the Recorder of Beaver head C'oanty, on page 251 in book 46 of Records. The adjoining claims are the Beauna Vista Bar Placer, Survey No. 5552, Paw Sapa Bar Placer. Survey No. 5551, Jones Creek Placer Survey No. 5555, and the Bartlett Bar Placer Survey No. 5679 on the south and west. John O'Rourke applicant for alL E lsies E. H urshet . Register. Jos. H. H aspeh . D. S. Claim Agent. First Publication. Jan. 12,1900, Frstteii P. Owing*, a stock brok er, who formerly owaed the Ow ing* building in C hiwga, the first “sky •cmpeF’ is the went, and who recently Bed a potmsai. la bank- nrptey, was released o f las ndubt- fdaess lMt U o a itf. t S f eehednle of M h '«gr«gatafi|^Jiat,*l7, i l l W u n fv^ic& i For Male—'i’wenty bead ol cows. Alsu 30 head of yeailiug calves. Uotut) and see them. F kkh N i hu . z . (Norge I.awreuee, of Bowen, was taacn to Auacotida .Monday lui tieatiueut lor injuries to his sptua received by a tree falling ou him. Mrs. VV. W. Francis 1ms gone to the saw-mill on the North Fork, where she will do the cooking lor her ntisbaud aim his craw lor a tew weeks. Ueorge liartield and Jaeoli Lous, who haw been teaming at Gold creek since December, same back Tuesday and will look after their ranches on iSutinys'ope. Dau Kinney, who has been work ing for J. D, Fox, came down- ou tbe stage Wednesday for treatment for a wound in bis foot, caused by a puclilork strikiug it. Mr. and Mrs. JameB (leery si lt veil home last Friday evening after spending the winter in the south, where they went for treatment for their little daughter, l’earl. Jack Druce, who has been w o k ing at tbe Mitchell & Musizbm I ranch, left for liutte Tuesday. lie expectB to return shortly ami do some prospecting in the mountains in this vicinity. F. W. Dickie and Sam Rhooca went through with freight for (fib bousville the first of the week. We understand the former has the con tract for hauling all the freight for tbe A. D. M. Co. Fred Smith, a brother of II. J. Smith, of Briston, arrived on the Montgomery Ward Saturday even ing lie is all tbe way from Moot pelisr, O,, and left thera on Tues day morning el last week. Cloyd Wampler returned from Bbtte Monday, where be west with Isaac Hindis and his two sons, William and John. The old gentle man returned to his home in Nor ristown, Pa., and tbe boys took tbe train for Loa Angelas, Calif. George Moooey, who has been working lor Fred Seblegdmilcb at tba mine on Swamp creek, was a visitor in tawn Tuesday. He re ports the suspension of operations at that place for tbe present, and tbe yoang muting magnate has gone to Dillon. Dog Newcomer was celebrating his 40ih birthday last Monday, the 19th, His fell name is Stephen A- Douglas Newcomer. He don’t know whit the “ A” stands for and no more do we, but its a good, honest name, and the fact that Mon* day was also the 46th birthday of that distingakhed stateman tad orator, W. J. Bryan, give* the day more tone Mr. Newcomer voted for Billy low years sgo, bet the present eaeauib eat wiH catch boat this year, d 4 » preopera«a umea emuame. ! The sky w*s overcast Monday morning and the weather prophet prophesied a storUL baUhe glorious Aurora came forth in all her splen did refulg»iice and what appeared to be a cloud or a fog or something or other turned out to be only liutte smoke At hast that was what our friend S. F. Brown called it R. V. Btauion and Dug New- comer aecompanied by Baraey Howe and Bid llouk, pulled out with suppl it s for the kbftf* of their minimi operations near the Battle Ground, w here the two me* last men' tinned will represent on eight claim* whtah were tiled ou i couple of mouths age. The ground ie thought to be valuable for dretlgiug and the owners ere already negotiating with capitalists who are looking after propositions ;of this kind. The ground is now owned by eitisene of this piece, Uenneck god Dillon. ANNOUNCEMENT. i hereby euuounce m y self a can didate for the office of Road Super visor, subject to the deoisioe of the voters of District No. 8. on Satur day, A p ril 7, A. II. J ackson . Abont Brletot* Uristou is named after Third As- | aistaut 1\ songster General llristow, Tin “ w” ami “ u” on the last and ol the name became mixed in the general shuffle, and the change is lot the better, as that is the : only postoffice iu the United States of that name and there are several llristow postoifices, Eliza Stephens is the postmistress and the office ie at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I), li. Stephens. The post- office is a gieat accommodation to a large number of prosperous hay- growers iu that vicinity, aud the mail is taken there three limes a week by our fellow townsman, S. A. 1). Netvoomei, who combines bustuess with pleasure aud drives a span of high-strung cayuses that annihilate the ppace between tbe two offices in 40 miuutss. The Briston schoool house is the meeting point once in two weeks of the Delta Sigma Literaly Society, where the young lolks distinguish themselves with speeches aud orig inal Hongs and recitations. Only lor these meetings budding geuiss that has lain domant for years would have never come to lbs aur- laee. 'The proceedings are very enteitainiug and people from far a nl near are in attendance. t it* improvements being made by tne High Land Water Co. have given employ meut aud quite a few uoiUrs to young ranchers in the viviuity and ere leng the rolling country beretotore used as a range for cattle will be growing bay. LADIES’, MISSES, CHILDREN/* AND INFANTS’ CLOAKS BE LOW COST: *12 cloak at 63. 610 •• “ 67. 68.50 •* “ 66. 64 “ “ 63.25. 62 “ “ 61.95. A large stoek on band and they mast be sold to make room for more goods. J, P. L ossl . Ls Marsh Hens. sod Mu Jake Spring birds, butterflies pretty girls ORt already. Miss Jnlia Rasmussen sad Christensen visited with Naef’s family laat Saturday, Tbe Christensen Bras., Mat and OUT* have taken a fenee contract from J. D. MudJ. Mr. Wat, Calvert ia over from Bsoe Track looking after and ad justing tbiags about bis raaeh oa Lamarsh creek. John Anderson is bray enlarging bis pastures, repniriag fewoea, etc., «td Is feeding over two hundred lead of stock sad wiB hava a wioa herd ready for the Jaam market. B e n to tbe wife of Job* Aader- M s, ) ( m d lTth,* tie f e n d boy. Awet MewaorSoUe **m E ditor or T ub B b 8*r: Yon can tock aboe lamin’ with all jtr geceoetnokle and algtlragickle demoijRfaihuai, bat as I told Hezikier y^^enuiso optickle observashun sicljKuaa' on* gitsiupom’ from tbe ^jT h JB a * ' Hands to Novasemibly thf way of Mount Tibbet au'-^Arrarat where* naturl inolinaashud1'strikae oue to stop over as’ rest fur a spall an’ taka in a few wk y^haiJai- breezes as’ fills a fell* - tfuU of aspiraahuns an’ differdixr'tu'ti of iikhnashuns--»ich as^ tiiMb’ at* buntin’ an’ tbe like aw, ^ £ tek s up on a feller’s inileck Til>;^e more foreibi* an’ lastin' than a s s o r t o’ took *»™iy I *W l»* , it enables a feller to ' toe If ultitw edify in' an' ye fsel as tho' yun a* lathin’ jist kss you seen it. finally reeehed the plattoo of Thibet wber we met Jolniuy Bull au’ all went a fishin’. Johnny lad the van an’ we w n t down iato the val ley of the Zauzniekeearig where there was ded oodles of fish, bat that didn’t begin to oompare with the brook trout of the Big Hole. Yet we had a good time an’ a goad rest au’ plenty to ete with 1 0 par- licklei accident ucourriu' ’cept Johuy Bull an’ Ole Olesou tell in the river an' only fur the unexpect ed advent of Uncle Sam both mil a bin lost. As Hc/.tkier didn’t dera git hisself wet, 1 aether did I ner aun 0 ’ the rest ol us wimtntn fur feer of a sudden attack of iuflaw- inways or consumpsnyn or sulhin of the sort. Rut Uncle Sam with his bra/.en effrontery able to surmount all 0 but idles as heretofore, jumped rite in an’ squabbled about a bit, but finally landed em’ both in safty, much to the joy of all konserned, so ol coursa then we all had to go home an’ aftei arrivia’ titer a kind of a siudikate consisteu of sum of the wealthiest amt aiiatocrafokist peeple ol all Urup kum to barter us Iur a trade; an’ when I spoke to llezikitr about Hat in’ off our old reliable masbeeu, the object of so much coiijeeier an’ interpriie besides au enormus amount of branes, he atully wep; kum raity ni sain’ that I iboodn’t do it (jist as if that wood a had any wate) but when I explaued that they war goin’ to give us a lull-equipped sil ver mounted, vestubuled train of cars, be sorter bekum lekousiled as I told him as how thar w-ts -o much more daeger in this Aereal naviga- shun an’ eiplaned as how in sum of them despnrt ItgbiniiT like sssen- shuss we was likely t>» kum in kon- tack with Mars or Juinter or sunt ethsr plat et au’ bust the (lyin’ rna- skestt all to flinders. 4e sorter heav ed a si an’ sed, “ Waall, that’s so, I gras, (Ian tier; yea know what’s best, 1 reoken. Mabs it will be better fur my getter! konstiiusbun, is I’va suffered a great dsel trom uarvia excitement ever »mc.e we stilted out ni onto a yser ago. We ban s terrible lime mikin’ the tra Ie, bat I tele em’ jist ka— 1 war a woiaaa lbs needn’t think tba war goin’ to git the best ol it. nst tty a long shot. Alt’ 1 deinaniu 4 sum boot sa I bad pat iu inest of my time far years, besides exaustm more branea tbei it takes to run this guverment, an’ I was goin’ to have reparisbea, so tba turned in a yoke of oxen an* a pair ef bob sleds an’ a balf a dos es thoro bred Pliuetb Rock hens tw boot. Se we pot Foo‘u-h Bill oa fur engineer an’ Hezikier aed ha eood fire ep till we gat back to tho Big Hole. So Santa, tbs aa’ me , . we sed we cood ten I brakes—so with sll on board we starv ed out, ta’ if we don’t ran up agtaat a stump or ruu off into won of tk t open Polar Sees yon will beer Irani us agiu. Bo with s rat-a-tat tit. A n ’ s rub-a-tlubb-dubb, 5Ve are rollin' along on wheels. After soren' v> bi above the earth Yon don'i keow how fsn»y B fse*h To be down here so efoee to the te * Aa’ tbe pure air so fur above, I'm sfzmde HesHtier wifi dirty. h |* , shirt, ........ ..... At' soli them new kid gkrara,, Mrs. lid s Gruferaft, the wousau ia ludiaos, 1 I r n k w i fm a k e r a ^ W r a v t r f c & l* |la * iB b a a M * i^ iiSSf!
