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Volum e2. WISDOM, MONTANA, FRIDJYi APRIL 2 7 , 1900. mm® * GOODS B. F. W hite , Pro*. O tho K u h m . Cush. A T L O S S L ’S . §£' *. ' t The finest lot of silks and satins fever carried in the Big Hole. A line line o f gents’ furnishing 'goods— shirts and neckties— hot numbers; Also a fine lot of Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. FRESH GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Etc., I2ST 8 T O O K JL T J. P. LOSSL’S. W isdom and J a c k son. SEE MRS. HATTIE M. NOTES FOR TERMS AND PRICES. R, V B L A N T O N , SUCCESSOR TO THE BIG HOLE MEAT CO., WISDOM, MONTANA. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Sausage, and Fresh Oys ters and Game in Season. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to. THE HOTEL D e LOSSL, WISDOM, MONTANA. MRS. JAMES O’CONNELL. Proprietress. First Class Service. Headquarters for Gib bons vi lie a n d Divide Stage Line. All stages stop at the door. OLD GLORY SALOON. WISDOM, MONT., BAILARD A NEWCOMER. Proprietors' Everything in the house first elass—Wines, Liquors* and Cigars. Call and lee on. We will treat yw white. THE SILVER SALOON, WISDOM, MONT., OWEN ELLIS, PROPRIETOR. £jF in e Stock of W ines, Liquors, and Cigars onstouffy tot h « « d . Prices based on compe tition with the world. Special attention given to undertaking. G. T. PAUL, Prop First National Bank of Dillon. A Genera! Banking and Exchange Business Transacted. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Num ber Dillon B o ttling Works, UIU,UN, MONT. S. S. Patterson. Prop. NEW and NOBBY are the sam p les wet show of the'M . BORN S t CO. TAILOR-MADE CLOTH ING. All the cor *ect ef fects of the seasi n. You m ake the selec tion, we guarante i style, fit and satisfacti n. GOLD SEAL BOOTS a re the BBER RLIB1 b^st. WISDOH MERCANIRg CO.. Wholesale Liquor* ami Vigam. Solo Agent for Val LlaU’ Milwaukee 1-eer ami Malt Extract. Manufacturer of Temperance Driuks. Dillon Cash Grocery Co., DILLON, MONTANA. T. W. POINDEXTER, M anager Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Fancy and Staple Groceries. DILLON FURNITURE CO., Thu Big Furniture 1 louse.' WISDOM RESTAURANT, WISDOM, MONT., TIY1ICH A, 1’AKKH, J'noritiETOUs. Meals at all Hours. vesh Bread, Pies amt Cakes Constant ly on llaml. OEOKGK TIY1HH. I. Cl. l’AUKS. Jl. It. STEVENSON, IVIL ENGINEER AND SURVEYOR, WISDOM, MONTANA. SIDNEY C. HOUK, B A R B E R , , WISDOM, MONTANA. PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS WISDOM AND JACKSON. Mails three tim e s a week—Monday, Wednes day a n d Friday. JAMES STEWART, Mail Contractor. ALL THE NEWS! ALL THE TIME! T he A naconda S tandard FiHteBes mere State, Telegraphic and General New* tbsa any other newspaper in Montana or tbe North- west DAILY 10 P age * tb Coi.onrs SUNDAY 10 P ages 112 Coirwjrt SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Daily end Sunday, one yeaa ........ tlO.OC « ** “ 5 months __ 5.6C « “ “ 8 months..., 8.0, “ “ “ 1 month...,. 1.0C Daify, only, one year.................. . 8 0t Send*?, ox&y, one y e a r .......... 8.08 AR p tttttttergaad * * * * * are awtborised t» reewvw DW t Local Breezes. Mixed weather. E. J. Beuuett has taken charge of the feed stable. A large line of dry goods just ar rived at J. P. Count's. JL B. Imwiciicc. ol Bowen, bad buniuess in town last Saturday. Maher & finish outtlsry for tale at the Wisdom Mer. Uo,’ stpre. The reeent rains are looked on aa blessing to the cattle owners. Office ami correspondeuc| station ery at Tribune Pub. (Jo.’4, Dillon. Mr. and Mis. A. J. Turner and ihildreu were visitors in tuivn Tues day. A n ice and <oiii|dete line of men’s, ladies’and children’s skoc^ atj. 1‘ Leasl's. Charley Richardson we^t to Jack •on Monday, n-turniug tin follow ing day. Joe McCrary and Lucifo Eby, of the Pioneer diggings, we,t out to Butte the liist of the weefc. Mis. Hannah lloflnian f-aine over from Dillon Sunday and is visiting with her si.ter, Mrs. Loti Shafer. Percy Willey drove to Jauksoa with « load of supplies for the Local store the lirst ol the week. r, Josh Bennett and wile and daughters were am.mg ilie visitors in town Saturday and remained over Sunday with relatives. A band ol beef sieera numbering JliH bead were solo by Frank Cat roll last week and were driven to Auaconda lor shipment. Airs. W. J. Morriaon ,bas a few settings of the Naukiu strain full blood Pekin Duck eggs for sale at 82 .00 per setting ol nine. This is a great spring for fencing and ditching and rauchers are lak . ing advantage of the weather. For that reason few people come to town. Mrs A. II. McVay eud little eon Wallace were in town Saturday. She said her husband and eons have more work than they knew what to do with and her son Oscar with a cut foot, too. The rainy wratber >n the fore part of the week was a dampener to bmiding opeiatioos, but the beauti ful sunshine of yesterday again start ed things to moving with all bands operating the saw and hammer. Virgil and Ben Dunbar drove a band of 80 head of aattte through town the first of the week which they bonght of John Olson-, of Fox, who is known to Ik a-good -feeder and tbe cattle gave evidence to that effect. * « W. J. Morrisonjgaa fording the river one day laat week with one of those wagons with email whools, and, as the stream had railed office he last crossed, the water didn't do a thing to him but wet him cloar to the armpits. Cloyd,Wampler and Sid Honk went down to the Tong ranch on Squat creek the other day, looking for big game aboot the tine of a bear, which had kilted * now. The boy* returned Sunday, bat the boar dill enjoy* the freedom of the mountains. F. M. Christman tnd fawriiy art hfto arrivals from Chntos, Mo. He » a bretbor-ra-law of Qmtama Owen and mined at -Bxanaek ,md Alder Qnkh sad Other places ifpm. 1862 tai 1866 * Mr. ChrimmiHi * 3 otay bwe deriag the ‘l#e**e penteaecatiy so • * * - a:- The latest patterns of dries goods and silks at Loesl’s. Sours rac* horse* are expected from Anaconda and will try their metal next Sunday. E. J. Bennett ia prepared to mend shoes aud harness at the office of the Wisdom feed ttablo. Walter Colson it acting aa route boat for the Antterton Bros, with headquarters at moat any of the stage statious. Mr». A. T. Brewer, of Gibbons- ville, was aguesiat the holel sever al days this week, on her wsy to Jackson aud Baunack with a stook of milliuery. Dr. A. O. Yearian, dentist, was due in Jauksoa on the 26tb aud it was his iutentiou to remain several days and then te visit Wisdom. He expects te spend lots of time fa Big Dole tbi* summer. Remember 1 can supply all your wants in the latert milliuery fash ions. Trimmed Data, children’s auJ misses’ lists, sailors, walking hats, ifco. Please call and see me. M aud B t a i . gy . There is enough baseball lateui hereabouts to get up some good games. The Bristou boys would give the lads iu aud about Wisdom a wnirl for their money most any pleasant -Sunday or a Fourth of July. Ira Parks has arrived back from Lis trip to Idaho, lie nu ) s tli* lamina uu the Lemhi have got about all their wheat sowed. They have iota of hay lett over. Things ore much farther advanced there than in ths Big Hole. Gardens are up ana alfslla six niches high. 'Thus* in attendance and assisting at the log raising on the parsouage riaturday were; Chas. Francis, A. M. riraith, F. M. Btaley, (J. P. -\Daley -Stanley Dunbar, Geo Bail- aid, J. P. MacKsnzis, J. B. Hatch, W. J. Morrison, A. J. Noyes, Charley Hehslec, D. F. Wamplur, Josh Beuneit and ihe Preacher. Plea Fur the Bald*Headed Man. A Bad Acaldedt. 'Tin.re is a whole lo t ol advertis ing lu-i-g u«i< iu ti<« Rutta papers that the world at laige may know that a local druggist has a hair re storative that renters*. The writer of this item is one of those bald- heatied people that have no faith iu medicines for the prevention of the loss of hair, unie-s it is something to help one’s digestiou. Tbs cor rect order of things is to keep the heart cool snd the feet warm. Get those parts of lire system regulated sml there will he little use for berp- icidcs. These few remarks sre prompted by an item we had in ih* Sail Lake Herald of th* 24th. it reads; Woodbine’s drug store, ou tbe corner of 'Third East and beoond South street, was the scene of a burglary during Saturday night. It was not a higheUss burglary, how\ ever. 'The culprit put his fist through a pane ot glass ami was con tent with walking off with a dozen bottles of hair restorer and several bottles ol Florida water. T’l-e poliee hav* a olus. They believe tbe burglar to be bald bead ed snd a ladies man. Uhiel Hilton is id sympathy with the fellow, but a strong effort will be made to get him, in order that tbe chief may try some ol tbe first named preparation. The state may confiscate tbe toilet water, fer ought be carea. It ia scarcely probable that a man of pride, anxious to retain bis hir- tuttnesa, wonld steal tbe restora tives and perfumery. We think tbe police are on tba wrong scent—the burglar was doubtless intoxicated afid labored under tbe impression tbat tb* betxfs* contained someth ing to drink—Centennial beer or some th ing of tbe sort. BIDS WANTED. Mrs. VV. B. Stanobfield and her daughter, Mrs. C. H. Strowbridge, met with a diatresaing accident last Friday, while retnrnii visit at tbe resided _ len. When near\Frank Dixon's plate ou the grade the horse they war* driving became lightened by a dog and tba buggy waa ekenurn- ed and the oocupajita thrown out white going at terrific speed, Tbe ladies were terribly bruised aud Mrs. Btancbfield, being the heavier and older lady, waa badly cut about the head and face. Mrs. Strowbridge was also hurt consider ably. The accident waa witnessed by Frank Dixon and llobt. Geary who assisted tbe ladies tt town where they were cared fer by Mill:' K. J. Roberts who is a good nurse, aud ou Saturday Dr. Iteybura- of Dil Ion, wl.o waa in tbe valley on bus iness. wss called in. Happily ne bones were broken uud lbs patient! ait resting easily aud are iu a fair way to recover. Ths horse ran away with ths rig which was strewn over the prairie in pieces, and was found n*ar Mr. liei mug’s plasa the ssme svaning. A Successful Logging Bee. quick aa a flash, ha raa. dow*; th# slops, taking the quick, abort «*ej« * t a traiaad athlete, who gaaglB them precisely for the jump hsr hjk tends takiag. Eight fast to m M *v«r tepa tba mao. abet iat# tba air, hia hauda poised above his head the fashion of a diver, and, deeoand- ing swiftly, dropped head first iat* the truanel head of au ovsa that had burned to the aualing mbit* beet of coke just before it is drawn^ Fer au instaat the body clogged tbe truunel bead and tba legs wrig- glsd as though a desperate effort was being mad* to squirm through aud meet death quickly iu the blu ing ovsa pit. A ruth waa made for the oven pit by the horrified ovsa drawers. AU there was te show of the ' man who but s few seeaads before had faaea ia life, waa « ehandg mDa pf flesh not three feet ia length. Thera ia nothing about it that coaid be used as a mean* of identification, t will be buried to morrow. CAPB NOME GOLD. Gev. The kisd people of Wisdom and the surrounding country turaed out quite gsuvrslly lo tbe logging bee lust riaturilsy, A tiiio s u it was mads towards lbs ersetiuj: of tba Moihodsat par- •usage. The men werksd with heart aud vim. The ladies chsered them on b) their (nendly calls and their tins dinner auU supper with such au ahuudance of everything that tempts lbs sppelite. This speaks highly for ths people of ths Big Hols valley who were so kind as to lend tkeir moral aud physicd support toward a cause which is in tended to bless humanity aud wipe out wrong. Mr. D, F. Wampler lsd the (orcea at the work in a pleasing way, while Mrs. Wampler kindly gave tne friends au oppoi- i unity to partake of tbe substantial* aud dauties with courier! in her home. M. M Miner, tbe pastor extends his hesrtr*U thanks to all, hoping that ibis may be a start towards a gtonsus victory for truth anil right- cousuess. M. M. M. A New York Myetery. I will receive bid* for tbe con struction of s ditch aboot 400 rods long from Warn Springs creek to my land near tbe Jackson school- boose. The \w*»k hi four farrows plowing snd scraping. A sxrvey has been mad*. Ptease state price per rod. Joan N. A kxstkoxg , Wisdom, Moot. Whitesides, chief witness sgsian Senator Clarktt stfce content for hie seat is on trial *8^Kagspei for-sn al leged attempt to seeare foammam ol a ballot hex afecting his etectiea “ When I waa down ter New York last week,” remarked Uncle Absoloni Cobb, ‘T got acquainted with a felltr in the wailin’ room at the terry that told me he liked farmers bettir’u any other class of people. He said they were honest er, knew more, had better things ter eat, had more tnouey au’ enjoy ed lile belter than the ineu pin any other perfessioo. lie said he al ways wished he’d been a farmer.” ‘‘lie did! ’ ejaculsted Farmer Hakestraw. “Bhol Whstperies- bioq d i d he toiler?” “That’s where tbe puzzle comes in. 1 couldn’t tell. He wasu'i one of these here buifcko fellers, fer be didn’t try ter work me; and he wasn’t no candidate fer office, for be didu’t even offer me a drink. I dunno but he may hare been a poet, or the editor of one of these agricultural papers.”— P uce . Has tewed to Hades. Coaoollsville, Pa., April 28.— Leaping high iato tba air, as an ex pert divor would in taking a fancy plunge into tbe water, an unknown man committed suicide Ibis mens- iag at tba foundry works of the H. S. Frick Coke company, by diving iato a cokt oven. In teas than a minute what had been a m u appar ently in the fail vigor of life had mingled with the etrling smoke of the ovens, distinguished only by its bluish-brown color aatf uesesting odor from the cas smoke of horn ing coal- A more tragic death wafer oeewr* red ia this region. Tbe oofce work- era » • him only for t t Iwstttt as he prepared for tbe^hwp. He irel wefl dressed, of m *Cm > *lgbt n fl weight, sad smooth eh****. For the slightest spmot of time b * teesaod I* pause' «* |R ■ growd bekiad tha .W fttV Intoroerleg Iwtorviow With Brady of Alaska. New York, April < 8 3 .--Gov. Brady of Alaska is in this city. For lorn* days h i has been in Wash* ing ton in ths interests of tbe Ala* kau bill which he hopes congress will pais this session. He will re turn to Washington today. In the course of a conversation had with him at the Fifth Avenus hotel last night, Gov. Brady said: “From present appoarauces the discovery of gold in thlClape Nome district promise* te be eae of the most important finds ia Alaska. At first people were very skeptical of the reports that gold existed in that district in paying quantities, but results have proved that there were uo grounds fer doubt. At the end of the season th* value of gold pro duced waa 12,280,000, one million having been taken from th* beach aud tbe iciuaiader from the guioba*. Th* finding of gold upon the set beach it something in gold mining that is new. It it behaved that the deposit* Nia out bdeeatb the watsi*, possibly even beyond the three- mile limit, so that it may com* about that before long we shall see the uuique spectacle of gold being mined from steamship*. The latest new* that has come out ia that th* tundra is gold bearing and sufficient ly rich to pay handsome return*. “Bui tbe maiu thing that is agitating us now ia that we want congress tv do something, for Alas ka. It is impossible to get along without law courts for one thing, it ia uufair to expect Geo. Randall with a few troopa to keep in order the 25 000 or 30,000 people who are expected to go te Alaska daring the turning ncaseu. Tbe bill which ia now belore the senate would give ua much needed relief from the un satisfactory *ut» of things wbieh we now have to contend with. It would give ua a civil code. If con gress should fail to give us these iaws aud the courts, it would b# a calamity because folly thirty then, •and people are reported to be al ready booked for Alaska by th* transportation companies when the •esson opens. Alaska has kept in tba background ail years and something should be don* for it new, because the more we knew of it the mere valuable to the country it becomes. “ We wish to organize Alaska ia to a territory bat it is impossible for da to do se until congreaa give aa adequate land laws, and there is\' no trouble abeut getting title ta • aria*, but you caantl get a title for a borne, sad therefore tim e who wish to make their homes is Also- ka, ha vs bo ’ncentive to settle there, because they cannot obtain a title U their land. There are many people who west hate Alaska s o u after he traasfer who have eostiaeed to Bva thee* year after jsaz coastaadly A efNg that they weald get the wished fite title, bat they arebefiqgyat. H e . waat af these s a d is v t baa retudai tba growth of Alaska aaytkaagsflea. Faria erwld be gbd toreceive i
