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NOW ON HAND. Crown mid Deering Mowing Machines, the J Bering and Thomas Fakes, and Extras for same. Also Derrick Outfits. A full line of General Mer chandise at Bottom Prices. Haying supplies a Specialty. Linoleum and Oil Cloths, J . P. LOSSL’S. Wisdom and Jackson. AUGUST CHRISTIAN, N. I*. OLSON. N. L. OLSON & CO., SUCCESSORS TO BENNETT BROS., Agents for the Deering M o wing Machines, Hay Rakes, Hind ers, Etc,-- Also agents for the Scbuttler, Rain, and Fish Wagons, Spring Wagons, Huggies, Road Wagons. The John Deere and South Bend Flows, Harrows, and Cultivators Harness, Hardwood, Barbed W ire, and all kinds of Repairs and Extras. W i s d o m a n d Buit/t© BIG HOLE MEAT MARKET, WISDOM, MONT. PENDLETON & TURNER, P roprietors . o- Beef, Pork, Mutton, Saussage and Game in Seasott. Mail Orders Promptly Attended to. BOARDING AND LODGING, Mrs. A. Munday, Proprietress, Wisdom, Montana. Good rooms and meals furnished by the day, week or month. OLD GLORY SALOON. W ISDOM , MONT., RAILARD & NEWCOMER, Proprietors ---------- o --------- Everything in the tense Sret-class— Wraes, Liquors sad Cigsra. .■afl andaee ns. W * wffl trest yosjvrhhe. First National Bank of DOMn. A General Banking and Exchange Business Transacted. CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. Dillon Bottling Works, DILLON. MONT. S, S. Patterson, Prop. Wholesale Liquors and Cigars. Sole Agent lor Vul BlaU’ Milwaukee Beer and Malt Extract. Manufacturer of Temperance Drinks. DILLON FURNITURE GO,, The f3ig Furniture House. Prices based on compe tition with the world. Stock complete- Gener ous treatment- G. T. PAUL, Prop S. J. HAINES & CO. -DKAl.KKS IN- Harness and Saddles. .STUCK #AI>1>1.KS A SPECIAI-Tf. DILLON, MONTANA -A-lToert, Stam m , DKAI.KU IV Diamonds, Watches; Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware. Fine Watch Repairing a Specialty. DILLON, - . MONTANA. H. D. WEENINK, ARTISTIC PHOTOGRAPHER, DILLON, IVfONT. JNO. G. WILLIS, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW, Offices: Dillon NttUouul Hank Itnililing. Dll.LON, MONTANA. J A C K S O N H O T E L , JACKSON, MONTANA. MRS. A. H. JACKSON, Proprietress- Good accommodations for travel ers and first-class hoard at reasona ble rates. Try one of our hay forks, made especially for Big Hole hay. Choice grocer ies, fresh fruits and vegetables in season. WISDOM MERCANTILE CO..' Local Breezes. the race— human WISDOM RESTAURANT, WTSIKiM, MOST., — Ol'jt » T J V P-iiOl'HfM OK. Meals at all Hours. Ffusli J>rcud. Pi*s and Cakes { ’otistaii Jy on Hund. GEOROE TfVlEJ*. I. <\ I'AlcKs. PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS WISDOM AND JACKSON. Mails three times a week- -Monday, Wednes day and Friday. JAM ES STEW ART, Mail Contractor. Good day u r race All kind# ot ir«#h India ut the V\ it-uoui M t r Co .. A large line ui lev -.inids junl ar- I IVovI III. -J . F. Lond'h. Maher tfc G 1 0 M 1 oilUh-ry tol bain ut llit IV lbiloua .dt-r. t'.i.' store. Rides, tdi«a gun* and amuniuou ul J. VV . Mui uni’s, Dillon, Mont. Chicken tdinitr every hunduy at the W union, Restaurant—-35 cents. Office and cuiTespouduuue station ery at Tribuue Fub. Co.’s, Dillon. A nice and complete hue of men's, ladies’ and children’s shoes atJ. F. Losbl's. James Stewart ban a log bouse newly-erected eu Ilia lot III the low er part of town. ’ J. 1*. Loral returned from a busi ness trip to Butte and other points ISalurday e\euiug. Ifi. J. lieuueit is piepured to mend shoes and harness at the office of the Wisdom feed stable. Daniel Tovey, one ol the well-to- do ranchers o f the Basin, was a visitor in town Monday. When in need of anything in the hards are or grocery line call on or write J. W. Morton for prices Miss Alice Martin, a young lady o f Gibfionsviiie, it visiting in Wie dorn the guest of Miss Emms Hkiu ner. Spring wagon#, buggies, and' heavy wagons, the Deering Mowers and extras at N. L. Olson & Co.’s W lsdom. R. V'. Blanton came back T«es day evening Irom au extended trip to his old home in Texas and also in old Mexico. Johnny Knoeh, one of the best bay ranchers of Bristol), was in town Wednesday and renewed his subscription to the B rf . i -. zkr . Guy Chrisaman, the affable clerk for J. F. Losbl, drove to Jackson Wednesday with a load of supplies for the people of that place Hughes & McCaleb, of Dillon, carry a fine line of wall paper, paints, varnishes, calsomine, and all m&terial used in bouse-cleaning. Road Supervisor Shafer and his brother Charley have, established a camp near the SC ranch, where they will be handy to their work in the lane. Fowler, the Salmon City photog- > rapher, is m Gibbonsville and will be m this part of the|eountry about Ang. 10th and will finish all his work in Wisdom. The catcher of the Ogden ball team caught a bride the other day and the correspondent of the Salt Lake Herald wishes him ail the i joy and happiness a long wedded ! life can afford. i Frank Hasted, who has been at i ! work for J. C. Paddock, left for | his old home in Iowa Sunday morn- j mg, where he was called by the (illness of his mother. lie will j probably remain there all fall anil j : winter. The latest patterns of.dreaa good* and silks at Loasl’s. .* Crown end Deering mowing ma chines and extras for same on baud at/. P. Losal’s. Th e ' largest and most complete Hue of crockery to he found in Dil lon, at J. IV. M orton ’ s . A Salt Lake man baa invented a machine to concentrate fays of the sun with such force that, nothing can w Uhstuud the heat. The ma chine is expected to do grant dam age in war times and the heathen Chinese wilL become overwhelmed with Liu- luat and a grease spot will be nil that's left of all the pigtails. M l«l*g Matters. Dr. Johusiou and Tom Landers, of Dill ni. cane ilnwn ihe vaL'ev W cilucM'ay from the Jahuke Bros, mine, on which they have secured a hon i while acting lor eastern I'iimi-.- in quartz. They are also looking alter placer ground for eastern capital ami have gone out to iIn- lS.iiile ground, near which Messrs. Newcomer. Noyes and others located some claims early la>t spring. The gentlemen will expert oil the ground and if their decision is favorable a dredge may be pm in there and the’ ground worked. In (be meantime a camp is being established amt Mr. New comer has employed Wm. Busier to do representation work on the claims, X t the Ajax Ranch. r_ ...... It’s a 30-inile drive from Wisdom to the Ajax ranch and return, but Dug New comer and the oditor of this paper made it nioely Wednes day afternoon iu four hours, the last mentioned being takeu along to open the gate# and let down the bars. Huy making all along the line is progressing and when the harvest is over it i# safe to say there will be more hay in the Big Hole valley than at any previous period of its existence. This year’s crop iu ad dition to the stacks left uver from fast year make a grand total that staggers the mathematician’s intellect when it comes to figuring the number of tins. The home ranch of the Ajax coin pany is a pleasant pluoe located on a sw ift running stream and the manager and his estimable lady are the best of entertainer*. We did not have time to slop bid a few minute#, but especial, mention should be made of the excellent quality ot the buttermilk which results from the cream produced from the Uereiimt cows. Manager Noyes, of the Ajax Cattle Co., is enthusiastic a* to the merits o f the Hereford breed of cattle and some day it is expected that a thousand head of the bald faced fellows will be feeding in the pleasant fields and green pastures of tbe company’s enclosure*. Miss Kva King, who has been at the A ja x ranch since May, expects to leave for Dillon next Tuesday, Mies Kva King and Mis# Edna Noyeh drove to Briston Wednesday afternoon. Jackson Items. B, R . STEVENSON, am ESBStBt am sarcm, vrcstxm, uo'srxnx. Harvey Robert* has taken a contract for thirty days to furnish wood for tbe W'aclam# mine. Three teams from Dillon loaded with supplies for the Jahnke Bros, mine, recently bonded, gave evi dence Saturday of the good faith the promoters have in the property and we understand work will be j pushed with vigor. The Roberts Bros have been put ting np> the Lay on the J obn Franks place— about 300 tons. John A. Dixon is patting up tbe | hay for Jack limited on the old Englebaugh ranch. 1 ,- , ~ a . u . j .v. , ■ Mrs. R. J. Robert# has gone to C apt. b. vV . Hunt passed through , e I .. , _ i • . “ | Bowen for a few weeks'stay. I town the other dav to bis home in > | GibbPusvflle from point* in Sooth - ! » « « « * >Iand Stal<7 and Eva I era Idaho, where he attended tbe Odenwakl, of Wisdom, visited I Poeatello convention and was ntwni I Jackson last Friday and a small : nated for Governor on tbe Demo- i party was gotten vp for them bv ’ cratic and Stiver Republican tiek- Duke Gist and Charley Richardson | et. Having; seen service and made : M rs. A. H. Jackson, tbe estim- j an honorable record is fbe Philip- i able landlady d die hotel, i» again j pine war tbe gentleman ion now in poor health (Biased by overwork ! been honored with the w m in at ion and it w feared hte will have to J for that high office. give ap keeping boarders. F r a l t a a n d V d fW ta M e a . When Hon. H. fC Toomey waa in (own the other d t f he remarked that ‘ this human nature is a great atndy.” We are- in with Mr. Toomey in his wise words and, too, are of the opinion that the Bitter Rooters who come over with their load* of garden trunk are good sub ject# to practice on. Borne of them want the earth for a little jag of vegetables and others are quite reasonable. There are two kinds of people who do uo succeed, it is said,— those who charge too much aud those w ho charge to little, and a happy medium is about right. The people of Big I lole Basin have a good idea of the value of a dollar aud ibey are like the rest o f maukiud, and perhaps a trifle more liberal, but they know when they get value received »nd feel like put ting a 1 1 ohs on the peddiar’s wagon when they are held up. There are two to oue produoe wagon# here this year over previous seasons aud they are obliged to haul their stuff over a very rough road aud double their teams up a steep hill several luihifi iu length, and there are exieuualiug circuiustauoea, Bui when the high-prioed fellows go tiack to their couutry and say there is uol a ten-ceut piece in the Big Hole vailey tt is because the people here will have none of their truck at the figures asked. Iu the language of the western wit aud philosopher we would say, “ Gentlemen, be consistent; be rea sonable!” TESTIMONIAL. Having used the electric belt we heartily recoiuiueud it to all those suffeiitig with Rheumatic and Kidney trouble. Youra respectfully, W m . M ai . ouuk , G iias . R ic h a r d s o n . Jackson, Mont. To Wm. Noyes, Agent. Hughes A McCaleb of Dillon have a tine Hue of wall paper and house desniug supplies. Mail them an order or call when in Dillon. 'ihe Montana Fress association meets at Livingstou this y ear on the loth, 17th aud lHih of August, and a trip thiought ibe Yellowstone Park will he an attractive feature of the meeting. Just arrived at J. W . Morton# a ear of steel range* and cook stoves. Forest Fire Haglng. The Standard of Tuesday morn ing print# the following: L\ J. La l ’ ointe, just in from French gulch, report* that the for est tire that has been raging in that vicinity has turned toward# the Big Hole country and if the wind does not change will soon burn it self out. iSo far the burned area Is about five mites square, and a# yet little damage has been done. In the vicinity of McCune’s camp, where the fire fir*t started, several sections of wood flume have been burned. The constant shifting of the wind has, in Mr. La l’ointe’s opinion, been responsible for the prolongation of the fire. About tbe only chance for any great dam age to be done is for the Raines to cross over into American and Cal ifornia gulches, and then reach the Wise river, leading down into the Big Hole. On the W ise river there is some good timber, and if tbe file once got a good foothold there would be considerable damage. DISSOLUTION OF CO F A llT NERS1I1F. A H*ttu Rpccial iof limy John Copdy, a Ouwlskr mater,’ committed eirfeide this morniag jjfc the World's fair lodging bouqc by , cutting his throat with a He waa Infatuated with a wmgaa named Pearl Btantou, who had rjh>, fused to marry him. Oopeiy thr*\i^ ened to kill the tvoiuau last niglyh. She became frightened and left htin about 3 o’clock ibia warning. At 5 o'olock Copely began to fee&rch ' for the woman, asy ing that he would kill her if he found her. in vicar of a woiuau uaraed Marganc Liv ingston he drew a tstor aud slashed hi* throat. Lie died in ten minutes# Copely waa about forty years old and bad formerly benn employed at Marysville and other part# of thq slate. Last New Fear’s night be joined the Salvation Army iu itei- eua, and it w a# at oae of the army’• meeting* that he inlet the titan lo ll woman. The partnership beretofote exist ing between L C- Park* and George Tivies in the Wisdom Restaurant is this day hereby dissolved. AU outstanding accounts will be col lected and bills paid by George Tivies. I. C. F arks , G eoeuk T ivies . Wisdom, J u l j _' 7 th, 1900 . SUNDAY SCHOOL. Sunday school every Sunday at 3 o’clock. A special to tbe Boston Journal from Setnape, X. EL. lays that Secretary of State Hay i* suffering front nervous exhansboa, due to his arduous labor* at Washington. Lure daws Notea. The Sbaugbai report that Id Hung Chang bad committed suicide has uot been definitely contradicted, but all the advices received treat that point up to this hour indicate that he i* alive. Fred limes, a 13-year-old boy, ol Fresno, Cal.^iaa confessed that he poisoned his lather, who is lying dangerously ill at the couuly hos pital. The hoy said that his father treated him oiueliy and had ref used to allow max to drive bin team. He concluded to kill him. He and hU younger brother bought rat poison, which Fred put iu hi* father’^ coffee. A Union Pacific train neat’ Hugo, Colorado, was held up Sunday morning about 1 o’clock. The bandits robbed the passenger* and oue old gentleman named Fay front California put up a fight and was killed. The horribly mutilated dead body of Mr*. Annie li run tori, a widow 30 year# of age, was found on the Cedar Grove road near llrauden* burg, K y ., Monday morning. Blood stains on the finger of Mnk Biniiton’s nephew, Jesse Domain, caused his arrest aud he later con fessed the murder aud was hurried to Louisville us a lynching seemed certain. Durham killed Mrs. lirnnton with a hickory club while they were returning from a church welding. He is 37 years old and recently left an insan asylum. 'Three people were killed and I I injured in a collision on |tbe Monott railroad at 1:30 o’clock this morn ing, at South Raub, a station 10 miles south of Lafayette, lud. J’a«- seager train No. 3 collided with a freight engine and caboose standing on the sale track. The freight was waiting for the passe ngcr train to pass. 'The passenger, running 8& nulcs an hour, turned luto tho switch and an instant later the crash came. It is believed Brakerata Charles King forgot to turn the switch after the Height had passed into the side track. He is missing, but whether hi# body is under the debris or whether lie fled is not known. Li Hung Chang, tbe richest maa in the woild, is reported to bealiv# but despondent. Four men were killed and on® fatally wounded iuu shooting affray between William Dooley and bis four son* one side, and tbe four Harris brothers on tbe other at Doe Ran, one of the aiming towns of St. Farncois county, Mo., as the result of a feud Wilham Dooley, Wes Harris. James Harris and John Dooley were K. died, FraiL Harris was fatally wounded and Mary Litre!!, a young girl, waa struck just above the ankle with tt rifie ball. A few days ago tho Harris boys sent word to the Doo leys that they would be at a pieai® at Doe R ojo and ie tended to ran tho Dooleys o f f the-grounds- t net tear tbe shooting began is wot clear. Aft the Harris boy* except aae,. 3 * . were shot. One was killed iaotantly. ■ For tbe dirty, black lie, white lie, and the jeStar Li tfa teattea Oaaea Mpcealteytte naa which « a rb e t e i ’A *
