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Big Hole Breezes (Jackson, Mont.), 20 Oct. 1911, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn83025326/1911-10-20/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
SB! jBafr»»n|t*ea fri»% * t f t Tw4< ||MH4tMk*y«MI«t »t ?W)N) •W wwidMiw aiWw, : * HATHAWAY, a ... t ... i. - --- ------- MNO. Eiy*t. I# n $7 ATE OFFICERS Edwui L. orris, governor Wn. & Alien, Ueutenaavgoverpor Thus. M. S w iw lk tftrtt, secretary #• KCu^ylugh*®. nudupf - ~ W H JUmOlAL WSTR^CT fjew L. OaLloway judge, Virginia City ,J. P Poindexter Judge, IHUon F. A. Haxclbaker clerk of court, Dillon COUNTY OFFICERS O, C Gusman, sheriff /John 3 Baker, clerk Arthur L. Radcou. treasurer Not man E. Holden, assessor JSenry 0. Rodgers, attorney R. E. Ober, surveyor ^Vtn. T. Scully, public administrator Margaret Ross, supt. public instruction jU. C, Ford, Lima, ourvnu-r WISDOM TOWNSHIP George Woodworth, justice of peace W. J. Tope, deputy sheriff JHE DIFFERENCE One Butte paper announces that while the hjll city \staggers under its load of excess indebtedness,” another evil besets it—“there are liow pending in the district court 0 uits aggregating the enormous sum <of *800.000.” That’s one picture, and it puts Butte before the public in anything but an enviable light, At the sante time the ab<?ve was written another Butte paper fur nishes a news item which puts an Altogether different light on Butte- This Rem feoites the fact that ao Amusement company has secured a 10 year lease on a 00 -foot frontage At a monthly rental of *800; and £his company erects a $30,000 build- fug for the privilege. Begging pardon for a certain ad vertiser's slogau, “somebody must fike it.” THE PESSIMIST Of wb*t earthly use is a grouch f We can find no place for him; hjs han’t possibly hope to enter heavep *nd Batan won’t have him. Is there one in your mjdst—get rid of him In some way, any pfd way, you’ll be forgiven. Korgiven! Yea, veritv; quite Jikely you will t?e given a harp with an e*tra String pn it, Didst evey notlhP bim or hear f)ls djspal wail? A Gila monster jlj a eberohim when compared with his phiz; a coyote’s yelp is a mock ingbird's carol In oomparison. No matter how nice the weather, he portend* a storm. Ikhusiness is good, he sees failure in the distance. When a public official is extraordi- ly faithful this fellow ean see a ,,ie|son,” and predicts treachery. He is like the little eLild who was found in a secluded spot crying as if her little heart would break. A loving parent had surrounded her with blessings ^ae bay been the grouch) and when asked the eause of her iorrow, answered: HI--boo hoe—got to Bukin’ if I’d draw np to be a lady, an’ if I bad a baby an’ it od die—boo-hoo—how had I’d feel!” Why is the setting ago like a pea- sat stand? with it. Because the day goes When Turk meets Turk, then comes the—time when they doahfe- team ou a dago. The gir! with a sweet little voice need not feel disoowraged because y*e has bo spyenunity to avug m , fraud opera. She eta give greater *U. at forest# wa der tfca Att «f JaM 11, 1*06., wiU no leogur *a»a to pay * «wv«y, H they have had to in the paat, when tbe claim goes to patent. TbS| relieves un^y suttler» w»der the aet, commonly kaown as the forest homestead Uw, from a bur densome expense. ““Relief fr^ttisVardcnTmi beet brought about by an agreement be tween tbe secretary trf tbe wteror and tbe secretary of agriculture, whereby surveys made by the em ployes of the forest service will be unaer the eupervision of the sur veyor general so that they can be accepted by the general land office as final- Hitherto it has been necessary to make two surveys. Under the terms ot the forest homestead law national forest laud cannot be opened to set llement unless the eecretary of agriculture has recommended to tbe secretary of jhe interior that it be listed for settlement; and listing is not possible until a survey ha* been ipajje. The secretary of agricul ture has no authority to list auy laud unless art examination has shown that the land is more suit able for agriculture than for forest purposes. So wbeu land is applied for, employes of the departmedt of agriculture are sent to ascertain its character, aud at the same time make a survey of it by meteB and bounds if a survey is necessary. This survey, however, could not be accepted as » basis for patent, because only surveys under tbe supervision of the surveyor general can, under tjjg law, be accepted as a basis for passing title. In con sequence, under the procedure pro vided for when patent is sought to unsurveyed lauds, the settler on land within a national forest has had to pay for a second sqyvey. This has been felt to be especially hard because it has subjected set- tiers on national forest# to ex pense which settlers qn surveyed public lands do not h^ve to ^ear. Since it merely duplicated the wprk of the first survey, fbepe seemed no re&aon why this first survey might not gnawer both for listing the l#nd aud lor patenting if. The survey for listing, tnade by forest officers, has always been without expense to the prospective homesteader. Under the new ar raugement tbe field expenses of the survey will continue to be paid by tbe department of agriculture, so that the applicant will merely be called on to meet tbe cost of check ing up and platting the surveya by tbe surveyor general. This will remove one of the greatest objec tions to tbe workings of the forest homestead law. The officials of both tbe department of agriculture and tbe department of the interior are pieqsed that the way has bpen found, through co-operation, in tbe surveys, to simplify the procedure, cut out a duplication of work and lessen the cost of settling upon ag ricultural lands within national i orests. M i l . - % » * # * « •* sttutpaal nmm rn. Daafssss is omm 4 by a* M in ed coMtln ** the n»ac«w liiiag «f tba I k ** ckUA Tube. W M this tnb«i»»» flamed jw b*v* a or imperfect Rearing, and whs# it is entirely dosed deafness is flie re sult, and unless the i»fta«aai*tion can be taken out and this tube re- k 1 stored to i» normal condition hear ing will be destroyed forever; sine cases oot otteti are“ cansed ky Ua- tarrh, which is upthing but an iu- flamed ooadiuoiy of the mucous surface. We will give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of Deafness (vaused by catarrh) that c&nuot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Scad for circulars, free. P. J. CHENEY & CO., 'Toledo, Ohjo. Sold by Diuggists, 75c. Take Hall’s Family Pills for con stipation. Notice to Creditors Iu the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District of the S»'P pf Montana, iu au<j for the County of Beaverhead. Ip the matter of the estate of John N. Armstrong, deceased. Notice is hereby giveu by t[ie undersigned, executors of fhs last will aud tsstameut of John N. Arraetroug, deceased, to the credit ors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit such claims, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, to the said executors at tbe office of Rodgers & Bennett, Dillon, Mon tana, wipch said office tpe unde-- figued select as their plana of busi ness in all matters connected with said estate of John N. Aimmiong, deceased. VV. C. J qne $, L izzie A rmstrong , Executors of the last will and testa ment of John N. Armstppng, de ceased. K odgkrs & B e n n k t t , Attorneys for said executors. Dated and first published at Wis, dora, Montana, on this 22nd day of September, 1011, IftS V ItA J ! E A G E N T F O R Svea A gricultural, Globe & Rut- ger, and Harnburg-Bremen Fire Insurance, WISDOM, - - MONTANA, BARGAINS IN BEAVERHEAD! [W I S P O M . M l me H O L E h o s p i T M * Ovw SsMi'aWwm. * The increasing number of our patrons and the popularity of our gopcls testifies to the fact that Lusher’s is the best place to buy good goods at cheap pi ices in Beaverhead county. People pf the Big Hole basin who visit Dillon ought not to return without calling to inspect our stock. Call and Be Convinced Mail Orders Receive Prompt attention Headquarters in teaverbead (Jounty for Bargains GOLDEN LINK LODGE No. 27, I. 0. 0. F. Wisdom, Montana. ---- Mi'ets every Thursday uight— A. T B akrt N. O. O, A W illiams , Spe'y O. J. WO o uwomth , Tims. WARREN FLAGER, BARBER, WISDOM MQNTANA. L#pudry sent out ip the city evsry ol.iiep Tuesday NOTICE FOB PI)HI.[CATION. (Pulillaher.) 0187# TO KILL WARBLES A. W. Johnion, in Wallace’s Farmer, say a: Take common salt and throw it on ^hS 'baek* oV your caTtlei ahd osaally one application wilTkill-all tbe warbles; if net, repeat it again in a week or so. Tbe c#ttle will lick each other’* back* and kill all tbe warbles. I have been raising atoek for my self for a long time and this it akkl ever do for stock, Now, don’t be afraid to pot on plenty of e*lt. I oeoalli apply it wb« they are at tbe rack or feed Department, of the Interior, II. 8 Land Office at Helena, Montana Heptmber 6, mil. Notlee is herehj given that Orovei Powell ol Plshtrap, Montana, who, on J Unit 4.1IHM1. made Homestead Application No Hitts (Serin,! No 0187#.), for lE H N E ‘4 Keetlon m Township 8 N, Range IS W, M. M, has ll|„(l notice of Intention to make final five year proof, toeslnlitlsh claim to the land akove described, liefer Kurnev Hogan, clerk of ihe (llatrlct court, at Anaconda, Montana, on the 20th day of Octobea, 1011. Claimant names as witnesses James H. Tucker, John Anderson, Walter lliett,, Fred Walkley,all of Plshtrap, Montana S tkphbn C arpenter Register, 8-16 0-#d N O T IC E F O R P U B L IC A T IO N (P u b lis h e r ) 1 01464 Hepai triient of the Interior, c. 8. Land tiftice at Helena,.Montana, 8ep- ttmlier 5, 1811. Notice Is hereby given that Harry Kamite of vislurnp, Montana, who, on January 11, 1008, made Desert Land Application No, 8fl8i (Serial No, 01464), for W H 8 E u E | a S W H . N W hi fe W ki Pterion 88, (TownshiP 1 N, Range 14 W, Montana Meridian, hrK filed no tice of Intention to make flpal proof to es- tuhtish claim ttj the land a hove deserllted fore Barney Hogan, clerk of the district court, at Anaconda, Mouttita, on the 18th day of October, mil, llalmant uames as witnesses Erotl Zorn pf Wisdom, Montana, Charles H. Oorls, Otto Proteher, Oeorge Gronn, of Flgbtrap, Mon tana, 8TfPB«N C arpenter , Register. 8-15 8-80 JUST OPENED. meat market THE BPST OF B E E F , PORK. MUTTON, POULTRY. MOSS MEAT COMPANY Ne#t Door Below Hotel Hotel Lossl TJ has . GOOD BEDS WIIAT YOU WANT WHEN YOU WANT IT LOANS tsii ki cut m i n Wilson & Smitb Gi. O W 8 L S T B L K McCall’s Magazine and McCall Patterns For Women H a v e M o r * F r ie n d s th a n a n y o t h e s mag-atinc or patterns, McCall's is thq reliable Fashion (rulde monthly in one million one hundred thousand homes. Desides showing all the latent designs of M'.'C r II Patterns, each issue is brimful of sparkling short st ries and helpful information for women. S»v« M<m«v and Veep In Styla by sutucrlhlng lor McCall's at ou'.c. O s ti uniy 50 rent** a yen-;, iti'HoHinf any one ctf the celebrated McLAil Eatiern^ D.tc. W.-CaK Pitte rm Ijeiid i l l othiti hi style, fit, ■unj'!ti:uv, ccHi’oiry nnr^her #irld.^ More dcaittfs McCall Eatterna twin any other two niokedCoiuLiurtl. None hieher th a n 15 cents. Buy front your dealer, or by nuui from McCALL’S MAGAZINE 21 C T. 4 S W . 37 * S i , N e w Y o r k C it y N c-J?yt F mq I uid Cttalar** THE DILLON FURNITURE GO,, The Big Furniture House. Pt ices based on compe tition with the world. Stock complete Gener pus treatment. G T. PAUL, Prop, A lbekt S tamm D ia m o n d s W a tc h e s C lo c k s F in e J e w e lr y Fiqe Watch Repairing Eye Glasses Properly Fitted D illon , M ontana THE GOLDBERG J ambs K ino , P rqprjktor Corner of Park and Dakota Street* * b u t t e Hot t i Cold Bath*. E lm to i S ir,loo Bates *1 Per Day and Up. —POPULAR WITH *10 HOLE BASIN P*f»PL«— bo Y|Anr EXPilliCNCt hade M arks 0 t * l 8 N * COPYRI*HT 8 Ac. Anyone Mndlof * iketeb end deMHptlnn nut* vrttokly uoenaln out opinion fr«* whatliev •* invention to pvobnbly Mtenmhle. Comninnlo* Hone etrletlv ooimdentml. HANuBulBv on I lent free. OlAegt nemoy for eeourmtpai on Putente itente. reoeJve Sckntiflc AmtHcan. I bendeom e lv f f l n t n t e * w e e k ly , I-w t e e t d w n la t lo n o f a n y e u tn n tifle lo u r n e t T e ra ie , *8 a S g j- f o o r a o n th e . * 1 . S d ltf b y l j i |>«n» 8 » e le r» 5 T l t fTtehtneton. IX Wisdom & Divide -STAGE CO.- C a r r y in g U. 3* M a il Leaves Wisdom j t.m. Leaves Divide 7 a. m. rtband C o m f o r t a b le S id e s C e n r te e n s r r e a t m e t i t E r e r y t h i t f c O f T h e B e s t Stage Co. •— The New L » e Between— Wisdom & Divide# Mont. Opened Monday, M*y 30 th, 1910 . Leave Divide, Arrive Wisdom, Leave Wrsd«®,_ T a n ,. 4.30p. a , ___ UOWHIiflltii, W W l i l 4 atiE O I. -Odea totfiaTeayg^tMHBg- WISDOM, . - MONTANA, a-K-NTSVSNSON, - am m g itn smmoa. VIMne. HMT4VA. D R , A . C . M O R R O W D E P U T Y S T A T E VETERINARIAN Wisdom—Tel. Tope Livery §{#Me- Tel. Dudley Raneh. JACKSON EVERY TUESDAY F U E D N E L S Q N , N o ta ry P u b lic C o u v a y a n c m x Olflce Big Hple Oomraeryiaj Oo. WISDOM MONTANA* NATHAN BICKFORD S olicitor of C laims aeb P ay - nt * WASHINGTON, D. C. Prosecuting all classes of claims against the Government pace 187 $ The Wisdom Hotel M. M. MOSS, Prop’!. Board by tbe Day, Week or Month, First class pieais and excellent service, Our Bupms are nicely furnished #nd our prices are reasonable. ©S“Cal! and see us when in tnwR W I S D O M . M Q N T . Jo h n W, J a n ie # , Attorney,r#t-Lawx • 11,8 I'omyufgglone* • MUNTANA Notary Public ANACONDA offers every facility of modern tanking for the care of its customers' business. It knows the special condition eixlst- ing in Big Hole Basin and the need* of its people. It is prepared to serve them and so licits their business A. L. STONE, Cashier TflE DALY BANK & TRUST CO. OF ANACONDA. ANACONDA. MONTANA CAPITAL A SURPLUS, #200,000. Established, 1883. Ipeorported 1901. Recounts opened by mail. Correspond ence solicited. In Every Department of BANKING The ts prepared to serve yon in a satisfactory Banner. Call otg or address us by fetter, B. F. WHITE, Pres't. ~ Afrm ±EI t>AIiYris time to e*te| sfi Cbcfs* fibertlAw DtHet, >8 «f BettHnfl Works, m w s ra , «o«f. IF -
