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V* APRIL 13, 1900. N u m b e r 31. -O F Men’s and Ladies’ ihoes, Winter Gloves ' ■ • V . * ^ , \ md Mitts. W ill be sold at greatly Reduced prices to make loom for spring stock. First National Bank of Dillon. A G e n e ral B a n k ing and Exchange B u s in e s s T ransacted. OORK ESPONDENOE SOLICITED. Dillon Bottling Works, MELON, MONT, S . S. Patterson, Prop. Wholesale Liquors and Cigars, Sole Agent for Vul Blab.' Milwaukee Beer ami Malt Extract. Manufacturer of Temperance Drinks. FRESH GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Etc., I3ST S T O C K A . T J. P. LOSSL’S. Wisdom and Jackson. Dillon Gash Grocery Go., DILI,ON, MONTANA. T. \V. l'OINPEXTEK, M anager new turnout a r e th e s a m p les we show of th e M. BORN & CO. TAILOR-MADE CLOTH ING. All the correct ef fects of th e s e a s o h . You m a k e the selec tion, we guarantee style, fit a n d s a tisfaction. GOLD SEAL RUBBER BOOTS a r e the best. MERCANTILE CO. Local Breezes. W holesale an d R e ta il D e a lers in F a n c y and Staple G roceries. SEE MRS. HATTIE M. NOYES FOR TERMS AND PRICES. DILLON FURNITURE GO., The Big F urniture House. Prices based on compe tition w ith the world. Special attention given to undertaking- G. T. PAUL, Prop WISDOM RESTAURANT, WISDOM. llh.ST,, TIVIKHA PAH ICS, Puoi hiktoipl M eals at all Hours. Eri-xh Bread, Vit-s and Cukes Constant ly on Hand. EL V B L A N T O N , SUCCESSOR TO THE BIG HOLE MEAT CO., WISDOM, MONTANA. Beef, Pork, M utton, Sausage, and F r e s h Oys* irs a n d G a m e in Season. M ail O rders Prom p tly ttended to. OKOROE TIVIFH. , V. TARKH. B. I t . bTEVKNJSON, CIVIL mm AND SURVEYOR, WISDOM, MONTANA. SIDNEY C. HOUK, B A R B E R , vVISDOM, MONTANA. THE HOTEL D e LOSSL, wrSDOM, 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- m s v ille a n d Divide Stage Line. All stages stop ! : th e door. PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS WISDOM AND JACKSON. M ails th r e e tim e s a w eek--M onday, W ednes day an d F riday. JAMES STEWART, Mail Contractor. WELL, WELLt The Daly People Take a Trick and Ittlugs Look Dark tor Clark A Washington special of April 10 to the Butte Miuersays: No report was expected from the committee on privileges and elec tions iu the Clark case to- day. It was expected that time would be taken to deliberate on the evidence and tbe arguments. The announce meet of the committee’s decision came like a ibumlerbolt from a clear sky, crenling a profound scusulio'n and disappointment on both sideB of the senate chamber, in both wings of the capilol and tbruiigb- ont the entile city of Washington. When the action of the commit tee became known Senator Clark was met by hundreds ol people, many of them strangers to hint, who tendered their wannest sym pathy and expressed surprise at the decision of the committee. Senators l ’ettus and llama con troverted the arguments produced by the majority of the committee, but it appears that they I'mally yield ed to that majority when it was n v-ogm/.ed by all the evidence be fore the committee did not in any Way implicate Senator Clark iu any improper action on his part belore the legislature ol Montana- during the senatorial rainiest. 'll was contended that a Urge amount ot money was expended and the 1 niell-nee was drawn that by reason of this the action of the ltg lsliituie was not free and voluntary, Iheielote rendering the election in valid. Uus is a departure frern all previous decisions of the senate euinimllee on privileges ami elec tions. It is very doubtful il the senate will sustain tbisV The report will be prepare! Senators Chandler and Turley wilt probably not ue submitted a week or ten Uay s. Senator Clark has received a large number ol telegrams Horn all over the couuiry expressing uisaat-i isiaeuon with the decision of eominittee air-r must of inem pie tdet vindication ultimately either by the senate or by tbe people .Montana. Senator Clark, although very much surprised, is noL the least dis- Good Friday! Sunday is Easter. . Winter lingers iu the lap of spring all right. Beu Dunbar was a North Forker in town Monday. J. B. fallen was re-eleot«d trustee of School Distuot No. 15. Go to Lossl’s and sec his dry goods. inspect the all wool children’s underwear at Lossl’s. Maher & Grosh cuttlery for sale at the Wisdom Mcr. Co.’ store. Office and correspondence station ery at Tribune I’ub. Co.’a, Dillon. Ray Uensbaw, a Butte boy, is visiting with his cousiu Fred Wood- worth. Herman Jacksou was re-elected trustee for the district school at the springs. . Mr. and Mrs- James B. Cullen and sou Roy were trading in town Wednesday. The Noyes family, having proved up on their laud, have moved up to the Ajax rauch. J. W. Moran, who is feeding at Geo. Voohies’ place ou (Swamp creek, was down Monday. Fine line of gents’ luniishing goods-shirts and neckties - h o t iiUuiliurs, at J. 1*. Lossl e. Look out for new gooJ{i--the lincst lot of silks ami satins ever earned in lire Big Hole. J. I'- Lossl. Road Supervisor Elect Schafer has purchased a lot in the Noyes addition and is preparing to build. W. If. Sunchlield ami wile ami Miss Lena were visiting with rela tives in town tlie lirst of the week. Ira 0. Barks will leave for Idaho Monday, tv he i e 1 e goes to look after bis ranch ami \tin r interests ou the Lemhi Stanley Dunbar came buck from Butte (Saturday evening, where lie disposed of some heavy work horses at good figures. Advices from Jackson inform us that the weather at that place is nun my and disagreeable the same as il lias been here The Misses Jeume and Ida Jack- son of Jauksmi, were visiting with frii mis in low'll last week, return ing home Monday. The handsome picture Iratne made by Anlcn Cln istiausen was rallied I off the night of the Olh and won by llenry Olson, No. 17. Mr,. W. J. Morrison has a lew sellings of the Nankin strain full blood 1’ekiu Duck eggs for sale at 12.00 per setting of nine. C. 11. Strow bridge left lor Butte Wednesday morning, where lie goes to replenish the stock of goods for Die jibe Wisdom Mercantile Co. Wm. Mitchell has taken his teams olf the stage line, wlieie he ol I had them .temporarily while the old bones were being rested and led up. i, Charley Richardson, who has j been hibernating at the Boilings 1 worth place during must ol the win- F. M. and C. P. Bute? were down about. Bowen aadtba saw-mill Wednesday and Thursday. Josh Bennett was elected road supervisor of District No. 11 and trustee of School District 17. Mrs. J. P. Lossl left fey Pioneer, Deer Lodge county, Tuesday morn ing and will spend Easter with frieuds nt that place. Percy Willey wcut out to Frank Pendleton’s Wednesday night to meet bis mother and other members of his family w ho are recent arrivals front Mississippi and came in by way of Dillon. After a notly contested three- cornered tight last (Saturday F. il. Schafer was elected road supervisor of this district, No. 16. lie receiv ed 81 votes and Mose Jardiue and Ben dbaw 85 each. George Lawrcuoe, of Bowen, who was recently taken to Anaconda for treatment of an injured spine, is re ported as not doing very well, and his brother-in-law, C. E. Rood, came in from there the first of the week and the family, consisting of wife aud four small children, re turned with him on Monday. Duke Gist, the Jackson butcher and leading society man of that place, is spending a few days with ins friends in Wisdom, where lie is much admired and is a great favor ite with the ladies here, as well as at the Springs, Melrose, Glendale, Dillon aud iu fact all over Beaver head Gouiity. Duke is a graiid-siic- eras in anything he undertakes and his affable manners and persuasive talk give him a personal magnetism (bat muses bun a three times w inner in any country. Deatlt of Mutt Wakllierr. The Hof S tuff for Now York, April 8.— A remark able experiment was made at the laboratory of Thomas A. Edison at Orange, N. }., whore a place ol iron was melted exactly five seconds. Louis Dreyfoa of Frank- fort-on the-Main showed Mr. Edi son this new process for attaining an enormous degraa of hast in no almost incredibly abort apace of timC by tbs combustion of n certain chemical compound which the in ventor keeps a secret. The chem ical compound ia used in connection with powdered alumtottm. Mr. Dreyfus placid half a cupful of his chemical in a small quantity of tha powdered alumiuuu. He thea placed an iron wrenoh about half au inch thick and eix inches long in the crucible. Touching a match to the compound, Mr. Dreyfua stepped back, and the mixture bias ed up furiously. In five seconds tbe wrenoh was melted. It is esti mated that the heat evolved in the process was 3,000 degrees centi grade, hitherto considered impos sible to .reach. The value of the process is the welding together of.steel rail* aud tubing. Late News Item*. The Inter Mountain of tbe 8th inst. prints the following: Mathias Wulillmi i1, a-^i'.l 40 years, died v e s te d 1 v arc m Sherman's undertaking parlors from where the funeral will take place to morrow at 2 p. in. The deceased was well-known in the Basin, one of the fir at settlers, and took up land 18 years ago on what is noiv the upper S 0 ranch. Captured a Badger. spring by but for The other day Jack Marti is roped a badger, a tat obi fellow who would fight at the drop of the hat. Tom Mallon led him into town at » Uit* cih 4 of h rojtp um I he was not seared a tilth hit at the surround- inga. lie was tied to Owui Ellis' pump and turned up liis nos< at the people who went to look at him Short! v afterward hp mails his es cape, and the giand finale Of ihis hadper Hoi y i- th it Owen ICHis shot him and Ji hniii llaihii’s intention of skinning him \Is IruHrmed Siv the fact that r1 w isn't a good time ol the year for hadger hides, he aides the brine w;u a trill- r ink, MILLINERY OPENING! A great many lives were lost by Hoods such as we read about ia novels but seldom occur in real life which took place in Texas the first of the week aud dire disaster and destruction was caused by the great amount of water. Half a hundred railroad bridges were swept away and ten times as many washouts oc curred along the tracks. The dam and power house at A iim U ii , owned by the city, was a total loss. A careful inspection of all dutupa ou Hunker ami Dominion creeks, Klondike, enable the Yukon Sun to estimate that these two creeks with their tributaries will this clean up f 4,5fF>,;d(A). While Judge Keuueth M. Jack- sou of Alaska is still tinder 30 years ot age, lie has received as much as 150,000 as an attorney’s fee and cleared up several million dollars on mining properties. He landed in Alaske not many years ago; with |250 as bis enure fortune. A Bozeman dispatch of April 9 says; Snow has been falling for the past lorty hours ami there arc nearly two feet ou the level. The norm is heaviest lu twelve mouths. Fanning lands nee led snow or rain aud the benefit will (»* great. Eight people nut of a iraveliu- party of fifteen, composed of two families, were drowned :u the jum-- OLD GLORY SALOON. WISDOM, MONT., it A J LARD & NEWCOMER, Proprietors. _ Everything in tbe boose first-class—Wines, Liquors; and Cigars. 1 and see us. W» will treat you white. ALL THE NEWS! ALL THE TIME! T he A naconda S tandard Publiahes nacre -State,. . Telegraphic and General News than any other newspaper in Montana or the North west. turbed. lie is possessed with his usual calmness aud courage. De | tefi Bj,eiu the tiay in town VVe>Jnes- received the news of the committee's action with the same dignified bear b tag that has chaiactenzed his ac tions all through the contest, evinc ing a determination to stand by his colors, confidently believing iu full final justification. Tne senator has refused to give out any statement, day Afiion Christiansen has been slopping with W. B. Sunchlield at the Lone Dree- ranch this winter and moved down from there last Mon-lay. Saturdar April 14 I invitp the ladies of the Basin to mil and see my t-took. I bait- at! of tin- latest sty leu in Sailors. Walking bat.- am Trimmed hats, Chiffon, Flowers Veiling Ac. I am prepared to phase the most fastidious. Re modeling old hats a specia'ty also ditBsmaking. Situated tn tbf Francis Block. Maim S iai . ey . rtiuseu iu 6i.* w — j ------------ Albert Beliu. a young Northj for publication to night and refratus j fork rancher, was up tor supplies' trom making any comment ou the , 0B Moulj He Jg kleuUluJ, -J action of the committee. CATTLE HERDED FUR SEASON. THE HE SILVER SALOON, WISDOM, MONT., OWEN ELLIS, PROPRIETOR. A Fine Stock off W ines, Liquors, and Cigars ^ z t z n t i y o n h a n d . SchUtiE* B eer*—the Beer that made Milwaukee DAILY 10 P ages 70 Cot.tmss 4 DAY Iff P ages 112 COLVJDff - EAIRA Y /NUJ TL-Er ----- - One light red heifer coming 2 to: va iu. uuji .| . . . . sow a lot of grass seed ou his raa.b ; guarantee to take care of cattle fbi# *pr«jg. ----- j good shape for the ‘ iimmi r. I: i VV e understand Mail Contractor! already 300 head promise) ! James Stewart baa purchased the| *Rer as many •t f I more. Wit) | lion of the Mi-l-lli- Conoiio rivt-r I ami the Kiowa < i > k i i In n coii'i* tv, Tex., tltirin lc th ■ Hood. The names of the Unn'i ■<vr risen an l Wilson ami tin i «u - iron Voi'a, McCullotiiih i-omitv I'-vas. Of the 11 members n! i 1 ■.Jiii-en ( faint) t seven were (lion i - ' f»e fath* \ mother anil five - h in * the latter bein' ‘an s uioiitba a 1 baby. A bov of tie Wil-on faini -r was also swept a« s I'he ln.nl ■ i uf the unlomnmtr v» 1 l tts u i‘ » fioisl were fou.'nl a ft I thirty hours. A contract to b n i >-n Uh OOP . ) 35,1 Ufi horses for n..- > -hguvei' - rnenl waa complete i o; New Yu’ i the other day Admiral Dewev t l : Ollier III.'.: in New York s;ll • ,n«i the rep.- : published in m f • \ . . . |-ipe\ ' • the effect that h : n 1 • i t-i we' - draw bis can-ti-iac, !-v ;ne ()ru- « deucy was aU ,i uii-- u 1 i it he ti.. 1 nevtr given any . n.itrvtrr ».i/ roebinforraxiTon. J - ----- — ------ years old, branded R ou right hip,j oJ(1 blatk:!>mittl ^ p property of! »‘tand for *n thit >* 1 ahort horns; also ou* tbree-year-old 1 - - - - gray filly (.) small circle dot or,, 0f| m „ ' J ohn - S chaepe , Jack'ou, Mont beard of near j right thjgh—last B r a ton. Addresi M es . M. J. A lusox -R ejnkeh , Hamdtou, Mont. SUBSCRIPTION PltlCE Daily and Sunday, one yeaa ........ 8I0.GC ■* •• \ 5 months __ 5.0C “ \ “ 3 months __ 3.(N * ............... 1 month ..... 1.0C Daily, only, one yew............... B.« Sunday, only, one year. .......... 2 M For Owen Etlis and will build a bouse!ftirther P*rtrcolars call at frank on the same. ! Degachart’s ranch or addre-s There was no contest to speak o f 1 in the election for road supervisor | in the Jackson District No. 8 and ; Wanted—Washing for families - ____ -A. H. Jackson received 25 votes: or individuals. Laufidried work a Hereafter M. M. Miner will loot of 26. a specialty. For particulars call at preach in the Big Hole vailey as j Yrei Francis was re-elected the house os the ranch 1 1 miles follows: ! trustee for Wisdom school district Southeast of Wisdom or address Mats. A. R. H oksiso , Wisdom, Moat Leave orders at J. P. L o a fs store. Iolwrwo- , , u-ueter w, ................... .. - Saturday that comes belore the j * „ SEd lbe propo*hwn to trans- thrrd aanday, Jackson at , . . . . -n. • . s , „ j „ l — ; far >200 from the school far Third Swndaj, Fox seboo! b o w at j ter *m from lb* »cb«'* fa*d 10 * 'the budding fund earned. Emil Zorn was o v a from tbe __________ _w-mrl! os North Fork Monday. Congressman Charles |B . Loa£o, Se nys there is 25 or W thorns d himself a t editor, declares that fin Comesgma. ,-' ;|M l t n j r*ad the roads !'-9 6 p - m . sad Wisdom at 8 p. m. Taeaday sight after the tnrrd Sam- ■ ------ - i -day, Bowen 8 p. m. V, edoesday, . .......... __________ _ ___ _ __ __ . . Bristol 8 p. m. Fotarth bnoddy#( A B * * * * f>**y g 8 * & ? * . . <£jtih »QBth Wisdorn 11 a. m . sia | * * « “ T» U «r* : -- ---- --------------- __ «r* aatbonzed to receenre rib a e n p . Jaejcaat 8 p- ol TA.ueaaan« |fi|fis a « f f a t 6 b«readytff t e t 3 Bfcd odjtorfldwn^aiobyf« tho mae| ' f'*m* »»d the reads see M i dp had.; iefineBtial eamkrw. . BUILDING BEE. Saturday before the fourth Snn- i!sy in April viz. April 21, 1900, besfvouing at 7 a. m. there will be a tag building f ive at Wisdom. Tbe object of which is to pat np the •bureh parsonage for otrr mi c a ter whoever he may be irom time to time. Logs will be on tbe ground. A fine dinner will he served. X good time expected. Ladies brag a basket of eatables, their bftsbeada, their brother*, and aay other g * * men. Everybody who levee to work are mnte-J. Ctme and m p « ap the house asd have a fiam ttsse. The race are requested to bring their braadtxes, croescw t'M t**-
