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Big Hole Breezes (Jackson, Mont.), 01 June 1900, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn83025326/1900-06-01/ed-1/seq-1/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
£%*£**! £ x g % r !< *tj£r-/ rM*> £ * £ b- i \ A f- t O S S L ’S . The finest lot o f silks ‘and satins ever carried in the Big Hole. A tine‘line of gents^ftamishing goods—shirts and neckties— hot m n m b e r s . Also a hoc lot o f Men’s, Ladies’ and Children’s Shoes. A A m a ral Banking and Exchange ’^athiness Tnmtfactal. OORRESPQK DgitCE SOLICITED. N iton B o ttling Works DILLON. MONT S. S. Patterson, Prop. f-*’ i f\\ - • M . : fRutopale Uqtion cn4 Ctf«». - Sole 4r«l£M»r Vel Blais’ Milwaukee Beer And Mbit Extract. Msnu/soUrer of Temperance Drinks. FRESH GROCERIES, DRY GOODS, Etc., I N S T O C K . A T J. P. LOSSL’S. Wisdom and Jackson. BOARDING AND LODGING, Mrs. A. Munday, Proprietress, Wisdom, Montand. flood rooms nod m eals furnished by the day, week or montti. H , V - B L A N T O N , SUCCESSOR TO THE BIG HOLE MEAT CO., WISDOM, MONTANA. Beef, P erk, Mutton, Sausage, and Fresh Oys ters a n d Game in Season. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to. THE PIONEER SALOON, JACKSON, MONTANA. Val B latz’ Beer on ta p all th e -tim e. , J / i Jed Clayton’s Celebrated Ken tuckyW h is k y in stock. u w , b o p p OJ.DGLORY SALOCiN. - WI 8 D 0 M.MQ 5 T., * ' , ' • -I' [UllAkn A NEWCOMER, Proprietor!. Everything!* tta 9tQ l a d m n . Wa wffl treat yea white. Liqahfs; ted GSgtriL THE SILVER SALOON, ITURECO., The Big Furniture House Prices based on compe tition with the world. Special attention given to undertaking. G. T. PAUL; Prop H. D. WEENINK, ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER, DILLON, MONT. WISDOM RESTAURANT, WI8D0K, MOST., TIVIEp A PARKS, P hofbirtoiu ). Meals a t ftll Hours. Freih Rre*d, Pies and Oakes Constant ly on Band. 6 B 0 R 0 B TIV 1 BB. I. C. PARKS. PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS WISDOM AND JACKSON. Malls three tim es a week—Monday, Wednes day and Friday. JAMES STEWART, Mbil Contractor. ALL THE NEW! ALL Tl TIME! T he A naconda S tandard Publishes mere State, Telegraphic aad General Newi than aej other aewipaper n Moetaaa or the North* wait. DAILY 10 Paste 70 ObivuMt SUNDAY 14 Peote 111 Counart We carry ^fsgasr Dog Head B rands sf Canned Goods. * Miller’s Shoos. Also Fresh Vegetables in Season. wisdom m m i co., B. B. STEVENSON, CIVIL i l l AND SURVEYOR. WISDOM, .MONTANA. SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Daily had Sunday, one yea*.,. ■? \ $ ! ‘ “ ' »1 ' \ TmoAh.. Daily,oely,one year......... only, oee yew, ........ ..410.4C .. I.« .. tkM :: H V » AHparimimerta^ howa ageott ere aMtiMiriwit to reserve fehaeri Local Breezes. Sunshine and shadows. Mrs. Jesse Rhode* is visiting tricuds in Dewey’s. A large line of dry goods just ar rived ai J. P. Losst’s. John Knoeh, of Briston, wai a viaitor in towu Sunday. Maher A Urosb outliery for tale at the Wisdom Mer. Co.’ (tore. Hood river strawberries. Bettom prises, at Wisdom Mer. Co.’s Rifles, shot guns and amunition at J. W. Morton’a, Dillon, Mont. Offieo and corrupondenet station ery at Tribune Pub. Co.’i, Dillon. Walter Fox and non Dwight, of Fox, were viaitora in town Batnr* dey. W. W. Frtneie and I»dy have moved from their saw,mill hack to town. A nloa and complete line of men’a, ladiee’ and obildrea’i shoes at J. P. Loasl’s. A Scudoy-aohool Will be organ ised m Sunday at 3 6 clock. Erery* body la invited. E. J. Bennett is prepared to mend ahoea and harness at the office of the Wiadom feed (table. M. W. Copp, a leading boaiuesi man oi Jaokson, went oat to the railroad Sunday via Wisdom. Mrs. Newton Burgess and daugh tar Clara were marketing some rheubnrb in town Wednesday. When in need of anything in the hardware or grocery line call on or write J. W. Morton for prices. M. E. Tebo, ot Jackson, is nt present (topping in Bnttc nnd will remain there until the last of Jnl y. Miss Ethel Wampler went to Butte One day last week and will visit with her sister, Mrs. Bert Paekard. The Messrs. F. M. and C. P. Suley and their wive* visited Jack so a last Saturday -and r turned in the evening. Mrs. John A, Dixon who has beet ■Upping with Mrs. James Stewart lor several week* retoraed home Sanday tveniag. James 0*0ewnell, formerly mail oentractor on the Divide and Gib boosville reau, eanrn ;» from Butte one dey last week. (4. Johnny Bern was ap from the aar-mili Sandsyr He repons the reads bet wees there. aad Wisdom at hi 4 m flx st present . For Sale-^A large registered Clyde eudHcw,'cheap, or tickings for it gwod team home. *. Enquire of N. flobeof. Mamgbrod creek. Hsgbes A MeCdki»,,of Dillon, carry a fine: line of wall paper, paista, varnishes, .pabfpmne, sad all material naed in Ifmmecleaning. Mr. a id Mr*. J a M G a ry aad in sttmdimii at the fils the Cm turn they have Inew «et to their re* from the east •eld The lataat pat terniefdress goods aad siika at Load’s. .. J u t arrived at J. W. Morten'* a ear of atcel ranges and cook stoves. The largest and most oompleu line of crockery to be foaad la DU* lot, at J. W. M obton ’ s . A good game of baseball was • feature of Friday nfttrnooe. Quite a few people from Briston and downthe valley attended the danu at Wiadom last Friday night Herbert Argritage and key Noyes drove og| fa Battle lu t traek for a load of ||p p b u ana returned Saturday evaaiqp Whila ee th* read to Gibbon*- villu the otter day fi, L Rhodes, tits freighter, ordered the B u u U a»Ot to hia aJibuaa i i Dewey’a. Mr. and Mrs. Emii M*aar, Mfo. Quit Owen and Mm, Ktnyon at tended the closing exaruiast ef the Wisdom school Saturday aftvnoou Gut Juhuke, of Briston, was a viaitor in toWh last Fridays Hu laid bis mother aud ‘brother John Jahukodcm visiting relatives in the Bitter Root. Miss Addle Mallen leit for Butte Friday morning, where she will visit with her sisters1 Mrs. J. B. Stabler. Hughes A McCaleb of Dillpa have a flue Una of wall paper aud house cleaning supplies. Mail them an order or uali whsu in Dilleo. John Sohaepe baa bought the claim and improvement* of Chris Dsutuhman. west of the A]sx ranch, and has taken up his residence there on. The following Briston people visited the county seat last week Mr, and Mrs. Frank Pendleton, Lea and Era Pendleton, Mrs. D. E. Stephens and daughters, Elisa and Maggie, Edna Noyes, Mote and five Jtrtlwe toil Lucy Paddock, From the Miner wa learn that George Uroun, the flrst settler in the Big Hole, has just sold his ranch to Joe Toomey. The cot sideratiou was 48,000. Some yearn ago he had a small band ef elk, which be raised. He brought two of them to Butte in a wagon. Theso were the ones that ware aeen at Columbia gardens. Two horse races were pulled oil last Friday and K. V. Blanton’s asddle horse carried off the money in etch event. The flrst race was batdesn the Blanton horse aud Dug Newoomer’s little bay mare for 480, but the race between the butch er’s horse aud Fred Woodworth's saddle pony tor a smaller amount was the event so fir of the season aad ths tint mentioned horse won the race ouly by a head. It was a good race Iroin start to flniah. Some time ago a fiend in human form wuheat s spark ef patriotism in hia heart stole the repe off tko flagstaff in front of the hotel, and it became neeassafy for a climber to mount tbe fifty-fool pole and ad just a new line so that the flag could bo hoisted. Wednesday moraiog Bid Hook did tke climbing not aad tba polo wobbled tad away ad mdar the weight e l hia >44 pounds, bat he wasn't a bit netrona and made tbe trip aii right Fewrtk ef July Meeting. At a meeting of eitiaewkeld nt Neyea’ Hall Meodsy night, it was aasaimeoaly decide^ to eelehrate the 184th anniversary of American independence. The graadj eld Fourth will Bo eekbrsied im a maaair te eclipse yean n d the people ef the Kg Hole valley and else where are invited teudte pert iatha festivities. J. P. Leaal was chairman ef the meeting and C. H. Btrewhri^e , and the latter gentle- who will aolieit sabeenptiene and handle the d viS be Misted by R. V. Blanton. Tba following were appoints! an the programme comm ittee: Bynard Howe, Deaths Sew comer, Ow« EDia an! j«m Rhoden •« e x e i and Mr. an!! of Bowen, worn in the nxeroiaea. Boo advartlaaaanit these coin mas. elsewhere closed last number ot Th* Wisdom j Saturday with a visiters present The ladies ef th* auighborhoed treated tha pupil* at noon to ue- ortam and oakt, aad candy and lompaada, whwh Git thiidm thoroughly appreciated. Tbe (cbool siereieoc ware held altar dienar, in whigh ease child did his pari creditably. Miss Martin gave a reoifiMtOn asp! Mjse-Paddock rniiaetmmenttl s! erbudi wernve^ mmih eajfy«L After rnOferks by A. J. JfoyOjh Mr. Miner and J. P. Local, each pupil was presented with n aonvonir by their teacher. The President then adjourned the uyoeting and tbe children were happy. ‘ Tha visitor! pfeseut ware: Mr, and Mrs. Moser, Mr. aud Mrs. A. J, Noyes, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Load, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woodworth, MesdameS Maris Ansley of Ohio, McVsy, Quitman Uweu, Kenyon, Wampler, Horning, Armstrong, Francis, Paddock. Dennett. Blister, Fred Francis and sons, Wilke and sons. Th* Mis*ee''M*ud Staley, Lena Stanchfield, Haunah Hoffman, Eva Odenwald, Lucy Paddock. Messrs. Douglas Newoomor, Dyuard Howe, Miner, ltay Renshaw, Danny Tovey, Stanley Dunbar. Addte Mellon and Fred Wood* worth, while doing some IHgb School work, have boen reviewing eighth grade work nnd fast weak took the eighth grade examination. Tha County Bupt. reports favorably on thtir papers and saya they may be complimented on their work and that they will soon receive their diplomas. M bs . A. L. Dunns b . \ m il l in e r y . at j a c k s o n ' s u o t b l , j * ck * o n , wont Ladies' bats of all styles at bed rook prices. An inspection of the goods it requested. Children’s hats a specialty. Old hats made over. Only one week more. Mas. A. T. Biswas. Ths Cowboy’* Proof. Jack Vanee, a cowboy from tbe raoebof tbo Butte Creek Cattle company, was « • trial at Alliance, Nab., on a charge of shooting at a brakeman on the Burlington railroad with intent to kill him. Ho had received hi* pay a few daya before and was engaged at tbe time of the ■booting in the picturesque pas* time of painting tbe county red. Vance vehemently denied any in tent to perforate the hrakemaa. He told the eonrt that, whilt it was liu* that be did taka out his revol ver and sheet after tbe brakemaa had pushed him oft- the tram, ha v u merely .giving a prearranged signal. He tad a friend had been down the rend n fsw miles and wanted te ride beck to the neareet station to th* ranch. Realising thnt if they were found .by any ef the traia erew tbey weald he pat off, they had arranged that if one was jril off the train he should no tify hia partner By firing his revol ver Met. * - > Th* trainman, with vision* ef wknt he fitmlf belsevad was e s i r row saenpa from death? shook hi* haa4 lbd flM'jndge? 'teokad nabw- ItoviMg. Vance’s eowbey friend corroborated tke *wry, l * t seeing MuM bta trie faitsd 'tw-roeetve osv- tbe defendot asked the eomrt to .plena# step *ontatde. The jMge naked whet fnsr- «*m prove my i ianooenee, yon? Vance «M. The oenrt srae enrinna and went ■tmdO. Bn did tha KariC, law yen aad speefatorl Vnaew padlai eat kk rrvetvw, m t 4 , balding a pcetpge atemp between tha of hia left hand, la •aeceamem. Rant he aak* ad a spectator to aaapck i t hickory a thread*... Wafidag a t tv*- a.- iA-j-s aainor, *4«tvilh hl»hack |* thffi , ■aA, aad d e e p ffili taaklatotlft- wood arithori a aaiaa* .* - The baakamu had haaa looking. d ttil rinar ~~ Mth^l WlMl^r jlftw Vaaoe ooododod tha braksaota • Hepped up to the jadge, and, t a p l a f him oa the arm, raid: ‘Yea—yar hoaor, 1 guess I fid . miataken. That man waaa*t ahoafi ing at ma.B—Daavar News. N « r s f U c f Kataaoao. It la a fact that i* not maalt» kaowa that ana reaaoa why Tboraaa^’ Jefhraon so favored the expeditwa, af Lewis and d ark# was to makm- eiaar to the paopto thq Ninto of th* ooaatry between H i Iflariiai y l m a r and th* Paeifie. any* tha Bali. fthharThbMA p a p m o ^ r t t h ^ u l srmnngi lift- - kaow of th* Phitippihas, add thora- were mea in thoeo d a || much |ik# aom* of tha nitn of the praeent— they believed la mild ex p u s h * ,, hat aot in imperialism, limy aak* er thought of tha western half af th* eoatiacat except with a nkeddenk aad never railed their eyes to ttffi ‘ poseible spleudoi which was t4 oome to the great RepabUa through that earns decoded great Waal. There was seme exease for them. Tbe steamship and locomotive were unknown quantities; the magnetio telegraph waa not dreamed af; O jonrney across the Alleghenies wa* something so tremendous that whoa it waa undertaken by it member «f a family, the day of departure wan not unlike the day ef a funeral, and when tha good-byaa ware spok en and the farewell kisses given, it was as wbsn the lu t fareweU* are apokea over the dud. Thai journey of l^wta and Clarke in quired two years and four months fer completion. Now the world ran be circled easily in one-twelfth of the time, aad one can alup la a house, coach or ship every nights It the Fhilippines could be moved of to within ana day’* sail of Bait Francisco, there would be nw trouble- The island* would be ex plored in a month; n great aom- mere* woald be built up in half » year. But now \they ar* so far away,” tkoagh they are not ao far into more than a yur’s travel a* Bt. Leals w u from where tko Columbia” brows with angry clam- ora apon bar bar whan Lewis and Clnrka listened to them. The faint burls should take an courage. The Island* will be explored pretty seoa, tbe sohooiheue will go there, tbw liberty of oar oountry will have k throne bnitt there, and tha people will be redumed, the promise Of it all rung out from Dewey’s guns, •ad it will not be broken. Wky He Chenged. An Idaho stockmen recently waa aakad why be changed from frek •liver te the administration. Hia reply wu: Why we rtiaa 14,000,000 worth of wool in ldkhw and dig 11,000,* 004 worth of silver. We see new what idiots w* sheep and cattle man were toga for Cleveland free wool aad knock ear 14,000,000 worth af woe! down from 80 cents t# 8. To do this again we are aet going anti- ingjareuad with. Bryan’s airship for frev silver sad gat nothing kink wind. Now; ha ewatutued, opr ,fi6,e0<^-> 000 forth *1 wopl is valaahta. Wool h u gone ap to 80 c u ts an! lamb* a n too valuable ts aellat amy prise, gad the money era getfarcils tin aad abeep isas good *s jyokL Thee* facts are iadnpnUbU aad ifflktM b k fialgsdki nay om theft is honest with kuneaH,- -Twikt Bridgu Monitor. Tbe total eclipse ef tin the Many sooth cam* «ff *a Uam Monday morning tkdl mm In
