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C.WT i l l i g mam <r~> g , a w i l u a j w s ** ** MfCasi-ciaM j»*Ue*. ’ ' STATE -jRrwjvt,. Ewarts, jBTVftawr ----- 7 - Wm. R. AHeo, lientef^t-*ow re« Thou. M. SwiwLIi&uwl, necreUry K. K. Eiwkwlu. Areasurer Jl. K Cuouiuchauv. auditor FIFTH .IHHt'IAl, mSTRICT i<i*w L. CalWoji judge, Virginia,Oily ,1. F I'lnmJt’xtpr judei', 1 hllon j1' A, 1Jii.'.vibiik it clvrk uf court, DilKiti '..4c WSIfcifiB, tfet A t t e . * aaoifid. .wfch I f # - gaa third uptb 218.185,23$ 9 0 m b , ■ £ Utah fourth, j i t h H S ^ M S COUNTY OFFICERS A r - itloamu-, alw,riff •lollIt S liaki'r. clt'i'k Arthur L. Itiulcuu. triTisunT Not inaii E. HoliU'ii. iisw&nor Drury 0. Kuilgvr.s, atiurury R. E. OUr, surveyor Win, T. Seully’, public administrator Margurrl R usk , supl. public instruction 3,. C, Ford, Lima, coroner WlSIioXI TOWNSHIP (b'nl'tre Womhvori h, justice uf pi'AC? A T Hurry, justice of I lie peace VV. ,1. 'lope, deputy sheriff Dogs axKprsn tjow they ride 09 the seat of the automobile, Kansas is looked upon as certain of 90,000,000 bushels of wheat this year. Mr. Ismay’s lured men are still giving him a certificate of charac ter—Inter Mountain. AS TO BRANDS Elsewhere in (liesecolumns the new law relating to the registration of brands is quoted vStoekmeti will tlo well to give heed thereto. There is some adverse criticssm of the ru|uircmetils of the law, but that is of no avail -The provisions must, he complied with. You must have your brand re-recorded or it may puss to another WINTER RANGE FOR ELK The agricultural committee of the I'nitcd Slates senate has adopt ed Senator Warren’s amendment to the agricultural bill appropriating Sfi()/ll)(l for the purchase of a win- lor range for Jacks >n Hole elk. An amendment was also adopted by which ()()() is appropriated for the construction of roads in forest reserves. The committee is no doubt much pleased to learn that B keezks en dorses ils action in each instance Scientists claim to be able to de termine the age of a f i ^ but tfyp matter of weight is beyond the ken of any man, A Chicago man returned hos^e recently and found two wivejs at the station. It is said his reception was excessively warm. He is happy who rises happy and retain* his courage overnight. Who must begin each day hating it is in sad straits, indeed.—Louje Thayer. An inventor is said to have per fected a cannon made of cemept. Whether at muzzle or breed? is tjie safest place to, stand when the piece is fired has not yet been de termined. HIS RICHES To find diamonds men have to shovel over heaps of mud and sand and gravel. To get gold they dig otil tons of worthless rock. So out of multitudes of people, indifferent and not a few ho,stile, I have cxca vated n dozen friends or so. These are my jewels. I wear them in a link’ sack around my soul’s neck Tq [eel rich I have only to take them out and count them over. They are mine, the riches of life.— Dr. i'rnnk ('rano. ERRORS In suite of all one can do to get the cold facts, errors will creep into the best of journalistic efforts. In our absence last week this paper was made to say that a steer had gained N(ll) pounds during the win- ter. a physical irrqioKsibilify. Our man Friday did the best he knew how, kit the mistake slipped by unnoticed. The only satisfac tion he can find lies in the fact that a valued f'-.-hance quotes a stock exm-rt as saving \the morality is lower” among livestock in the Northwest than elsewhere. RECORD BROKEN The United Stales gwJogical syr- vcy lias fust issued an advanced .'-tatc-ment c»f the j-rroductioa of cop per in 1911. This statement, pre pared by B. S. Butler, gives the California will spend $28,000,($0 on the roads of that state before the Panama exposition is opened, V. U. Simpson, a former Montana^, is one of the superintendents and he declares the work will be of a permanent character. The annual report of the Mon tana Idaho Gold Dredging compa ny has been filed with the clerk and recorder qf Silver Bow county The capital stock is $2,000,000 and the assets consist of mining claims, op tions and contracts in Beaverhead county. In matters of public interest, where the eptire community is in terested, as everyone should be in good roads, no thought should Jie given personalities- no matter jvhether a public servant is ad mired or despised —the whole peo ple should lend a hand for the gen eral good. 1 Butte is dealing in a unique way with its dope colony, Members thereof are being convicted of bur glary and senteqped to terms in the state penitentiary.' However, the irresponsible peddlers masking as pharmacists continue to piake dope fiends. Verily, the lady with bal ances and sword weareth one very heavy rag over her eyes. The asinine amendments tacked qnto measures which purport to tie of real merit are disgusting. The three-year homestead bill, for in stance, seems gracious, but the amendment under which it was passed is ridiculous. Imagine a man bringing 10 acre? of heavily timbered land under cultivation in three years! He cannot even clear the land in that time, and do any thing else. Nor can he sell or bum the timber before a patent issues- Wherein is he benefited? T h e f e F u r n i t u r e ) on grape ? [&on with the world. Sicxjk complete Gerver ous treatment- p T. PAUL, Prop. THE Divide 61 Wisdom -STAGE CO.- (Consolidated Line*) -Meets every Tliursijay flight- O A A lbbhtsof , N (1 O ^ W illiams , Bec'y It A R iblby , Treasurer WISDOM STEAM LAUNDRY A. T. BARKY, P rop ’ r Clothes Cleaned And Pressed Satisfaction Guaranteed CARL DAHAt B lacksm ith j HorseShoeing Wagon Work NICK SPIKbR HAR LEASED The Lossl Blacks’th Shop And would Kke to meet his old friends. He is prepared to do We carry tbe United 3 tat eg Mail god offer superior accommodations for passenger*. Expreee handled to all points between Divide and Wisdom- Leave Wisdom j6:80 a. m. Arrive* Divide },:8o p. m. Leave* Divide ^:o0 a. m, Ajrrivf Wisdom tj.Oo p. nj. Dajly Except Sunday We o^noect with all Qregou Short Line passenger trains at Divide in botk directions- Pasaepger rates between Divide and Wisdom One Way Ewe ........................ 15. pO Round Trip F a r t ................... 19.00 Corresponding rates between inter mediate points. GOLDEN LINK LODGE No. 27, I. 0. 0. F. Wisdom, Montana- T a k e A $400 HARMONY Will be given the most popular young lady in the upper pnd of the Big Hole Basin. No strings pn this offerl Every One Dollar cash purchase entitles you to one certificate lor ten votes. Name your favorite and get busy. It costs you nolhing! A Beautiful 41-Piece Dinner Set Given away every other week during piano contest. Certificates and coupons can he OBTAINED ONLY AT Lossl’s Jackson Store r M x i n $ k?; m UR m The Car for SERVICE Style & Comfort Specially Adapted to Montana Roads! JOHN KENT pnd Madison Counties Dillon, Mont. S T WOULD LIKE THE PRIVILEGE OF DEMONSTRATING THE VELIE ALONGSIDE ANY K OTHER CAR SELLING FOR NOT\ MORE THAN TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED DOLLAR.-..
