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p s p ■ H ■ “T-e-wst « . ,. ■ H JUDITH GAUTIER, PLAYWRIGHT, SCULPTOR. MUSICIAN. O RIENTAL play* have been having an e*trRordinary vogue In Eu rope and Amerlra for the last year— \Suinurnn\ and \Typtioon” are rase* in point—and popular Interest In them seems likely to continue unabated ttds season One of the dramatic novelties of the autumn of lUlli Is \The Daughter of Heaven,\ a play on a Chinese theme, which la the |olnt work of I'lerre l.otl. the famous novelist, and Judith Gautier, daughter of another eminent French romancer. Then- pblle Gautier Although ahe has never visited China she speaks and writes Chinese and has made a study of Chinese music All her writ Inga have an oriental flavor One of her novels, \The Usurper,” deals with Japanese life; another. “Iskander,\ Is a tale of Alexander's con quest of Persia She Is a prominent first nlghter st Paris theaters, la • musician of ability and devotes a good deal of time to sculpture. BIG HOLE BREEZES PtBLIlHEI? KVKItT FRIDAY. BT G. A W I L L I A M S Subscription Price, $2.50 Yearly Entered at the postolfice at Wisdom m isaond-rlass matter A woman who can't be flattered is too pessimistic to ever make a hap py wife. The New Jersey mosquito is said to cure rheumatism Per p’e of ex perience have always said that it had a peculiar way of inducing animation. A Moving-Picture Story With our daily press and maga zines filled with recitals of short comings of trusted individuals, of obligations forgotten in the mad c nditiontold him to climb into the cab The dinner pail was brought out and one of the two had a hearty meal At the end of the run the young man was awakened and found himself literally ovr the moun tain, in a land of sunshine and plen ty' With tears of gratitude he told the engineer he would never forget hi in Ten years passed and both fame and fortune had smiled on the chance passenger I le hadforseen the possibilities of a vast business, then new, but now found in every city and town. He had made inventions I and improvements which contribu ted largely to its development and success. He was worth his millions: his name was known throughout the world wherever moving pictures flash. One day in taking a short cut through the park he hurriedly passed a most wretched-looking man, ragged and thin, who was sitt ing on a bench with bowed head, a picture of despair. Bankers and Legal Notices Affidavits of Publication With held uptil paid for MiTIl fc l ou H lll.lt A 11 UN (I'ulilltUlfi I Dejntrirneiit of Uiv lnt-vriur, ( uiivu suit.,!*, I.niiii olHvv ill Mlssiiulu, Mon- m t m . Oiil is, n n a Niiitcv Is Iwreiiy given Unit John IV El I - lk.lt, of IV Isiliini. .Uniinkim. who, on July 24 , lain, made 11(1 Euuy 2 , 818 , serial UTIM fin hi,Ml, l MV Ml. h»-v V. fcIV Si. s < t 4 , 'I'owu- slit|i .1 c., Iiai-gt; l# * , Mouiana itivi'Uiiun, hits llivil inn la: uf IntenUun In make dual Die ynurproof to esttUiiisli vlairu to lln iaml above ileseiliied before Freil Nel son, a l n I Hal Males I ommisslonei', ut II Isllolll iMunlana on Die With (lav of Nov 1812 . t laihiaut names as witnesses George hi'ISnsnn. Kola l't M'ulilrK, llitliy lh pkius Anhui Hopkins, all ut Wisdom, iUnnmim. U, l I iisiah SHPnl,, lUigisier l uok*r old law NOTIC E EOK PUBLICATION (I'uhlisheil llepartmenl of the luLertur l huntl Ollice at Missoula, Montana,Oct, 18, 'slia, Nolioe Is hereby given that Claude Prsnlt- lln M hroedei uf Olbhons, Monlaita, who, on May In, IWU. made hd emry aika, Senal No. (ISIS, tor N E'v S it . HI, T Is K 18 > V M M. has tiled nuuee of inleiiliou to make final live year proof to estuhllsh claim lo Ihe laud above doseineil Ueluie k red Nelson, a C. S Coin mlssiouer, at Wisdom, Montana, on the Sit h nay of November Mb a ci.oiiiani narnts us witnesses John IV Mnybet, Orlow H Mayliee, hoth of Ombons, Montana; John E Housmau, C'harh*s Me- Caffrey, both of Howen, Montana. M umah SHt'hL, Register. Oct. 25 fit Under uid law F R E D N E L S O N U. S. Commissioner Notary Public Office Rig Hole Commercial flu, WISDOM MONTANA m s in e n n i The increasing number of our patrons and the popularity of NOTICE EUR PUBUUVTION (Publisher.) Department of the Interior U. h. Laud Cifllce at Missoula. Montana. Oct. 7 , 1812 , Notice Is Hereby given that Ellen I. Jones, of Wisdom, Montana, assignee of Thlida ti Peterson, who, on August » 7 tli, 11818 , made Desert Land Entry Serial No. 0 H 41 : , foi-ss SIV.,Sec. 2 i,SEV.SE 1 A.SeC. 28 , NtkNK't. M 4 NW'w, sivq NW\, Sec. ;io,T. 2 S., R, 18 , IV.- M . 11 ,. hits filed melee of Intention hi make Huai four-yenr proof to establish claim to the laud above described, before Emil Nelson, a li. S. Commissioner, at Wisdom, illoutaua, on the 18 th day o' November. 1 HIJ. Claimant names as witnesses, Evuu > Jones. Uustuf swanson Nols Miller, Carl rwauson, all of Wisdom, Montana. Oct 18 at JohlAH StHia.l., Register. 4 WISDOM 4 B A R B E R - S H O P buy good goods a t cheap prices in Beaverhead county. People of the Big Hole Basin who visit Dillon ought not to return without calling to inspect our stock Call and Be Convinced The (jjace for a clean shave or art istic hair cut. Bath in connection. Reeee Armitage, Prop. I E. COWPERTBWMTE M, D„ PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. -—Office hi the Tong Building - Mail Orders Always Receive Prompt Attention Headquarters in ® Beaverhead Is County for Bargains WISDOM. MONTANA. NOTU K KOH iTHI.H ATlON (I'ubilMit-r.) Oopartim'itt of i .I k - lntt n<n l ? Utiiii LMiit.t ui M itjmiu I u , Motit.aim uci t , \m NuUei* is licroby Riven Unit Harry Hopkins, of Wisdom. Moiibiwut. who, on tub niiiry iti IWUU. nmUe Laud fcmtj No. GuJi. 8 < riai No. M i. for N WH* JJivV'V _ n - c Ik, T t ft., U IH W , biW N fa-1*. NLU but Id, T . li IT, W ftl M. Iius liiuil iinUai of mioni luu u> »..ithf liitiil four your proof lo 1 -siaOIi.sii rlami in lift- tit-iici uU lva * * dust ruii ii before Tied \»*i*n»u. a l & i oiiimissloiitu ut Wisdom. iMwiiiuuu, on Hu Itiib-tujf of Nik ciiilni i!U- i Isluiuiit nii.uies us wltm' 8 se» Fruuk Liist'lud Uiul.ni L isp , tiolboi Jlbboii*. Mou- Uisuf Arl liui IlupK His, i)v»i »i VV LltiuU, bold of U ItiUom i>lun- uuu Ui l IS ut JOH 1 AH SHUU., Kt glsU r ,NU , It t* K > U V \ Bl-lt A T l t f N i I n I m laht'i ' l)i‘|mi \ ini' ii t Ilf 1 to i ill I-nor C > L iind tAtllrf at ftiiMsi-ulu M <mliina. U r l cltiiiri IH I'.iPi Nut I« m I Inridiy given Hint Lrngt Uttstuf .luhii.suii of 4*»-\ iMontifim wiiu, vin Urt 1 min in,.dt in m m I'.uisy Ni fot u r-W MMlmn \t N ,?lv MV ai * 8 ti«m 11 NW NT S ii tnni H. luwi-Mlop i) ^ Iv.ihgG IH W M ii I iun iio d 1 1 1 * 1 1 1 1 uf hiti'iti ion lo niiikt lino i i iiimi. ut ui D m proof to i-st .i m inli i duitn If Uu in ml a tiovi m ri o«-d In-tort iiml Nrl >,011 ,i { oiled stales t oimm.vmmei ui Wisdom Vlonuniii, on Ua-Uu li tit* y of Nov i oniiiiiiit iin-tties us aiinessfh TiuiM Joiiiistni if VV^i t toui MoiiUtfoi t tiurles Hoi men Junn N Audi inoii ^ uri liimleUi tio of i- ox |\I III t II Hit url, it ui Jos; AH SHI Li Legistei GOLDEN LINK LODGE No. 27, I. 0. 0. F. Wisdom, Montana- ---- Meets every Thursday night — U ,1 W oodwoktu N U G uai liM.h. See y A T B akuy . Treasurer 0RR& MORROW 6 RADU 1 TE VETERINARIANS DILLON MONTANA Call* auswered in Big Hois Basin lor a reasonable amount o! work II. F . B R O W N Minins and Mechanical Knginccrinjr T O N tl B I .O lK s S The Ajax Saloon & FOX & FLAGER, Proprietors BEST POOL & BILLIARD TABLES IN THE BASIN BUDWEISER BEER - OLD CROW WHISKY Wines - Liquors - Cigars WISDOM MONTANA DU Ion Bottling Works, DILLON. MONT S. S. Patterson, Prop. Wholesale Liquors and Gigais Sole Agent for Val lil&U1 Milwaukee Den and Malt Ext-ai-i Manufacturer \ Temperanee Drinks The Wisdom Hote M. M. MOSS, Prop’r. THE MINT 4 4 4 4 4 * ¥ ¥ t t ¥ ¥ ¥ t SWINES LIQUORS CIGARS? J. C. HILL, Proprietor | i m m m Board by the Day, Week or Month. I First class meals arid excellenl service. Uur rooms are nicely furnished and our prices are reasonable. Call and see us when in town W T S D O M . M O N T . DILLON -M T m m p rush for money, it is positively re- capitalists were even then waiting freshing to flash upon the curtain j to hold an important directors'me et- of events even an occasional incid-1 ing, and time was precious. But ent where gratitude stands supreme, something in the unfortunate seem The Bit? Furniture House. Really the word is not nearly so bad to specially call for sympathy, and as represented, for it seems to be a retracing his steps he stood before perverse element of human nature to magnify the wrong and minimize the good. Here is a true story which came to me unknown to the \ a native, had to principal jn fact, I took no chances fearing he might refuse. Some years ago a young man w ith more ita U t h a than money w e s t west in search o f fort one. TfcroBgfcnQlaa&fif the tench. He spoke to the man, who had been a locom otive engineer in Mexico, was doing well, ran o v er flee the country: been unable to secure a n ia on jfir.t-jt- reaching h is own -land fmA at the end o f b is resources. Yes, he proved to he the engineer a®dbis former macse gooa. n e a r e s e a M W if* m Prices based on coni pe tition wltn the world. Stock complete Gener ous treatment. G T . P A U L . Prop Lossl Hotel UNDER MANAGEMENT OF MRS. JAS. FINSLEY Home Cooking Good Rooms Fair Rates Wisdom - Montana THE D ivided Wisdom -STAGE CO.- (Coufiotidated Line*) Ws carry the United State* Mail usd offer taper tor accommodations for pastewger*. Expre** handled to all poiali hettreeB Divide aod ; VTnfam. We Lead the Way To Better Things in Groceries and Lower I’rices lor Life’s Neeessilies! ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ If you are riot getting the satisfaction you desire in these par ticulars, we can render you material assistance and save you many a dollar One trial is sufficient to convince you that our prices are reasonable We expect only a reasonable profit. Hendricks & Conyne Ralston : M ontana » EAST BOUND ^ HOME VISITORS 1 ROUND TRIP FARES From Suite and Anaconda - ------------ ONSALE --------- — November 23rd and 25th - - December 21st and 23rd Final return lim it of tickets sold on November dates January 31st; on December d ates February 28th. Go ing transit lim it ten days from date o f sale. Stopovers allowed a t or west of St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Omaha, St. Joseph and Kansas C ity. WISDOM found bimseH far out e a the plains jef amusesnesit and set iw™ » p with without friends or money. He the m s fighting bis way across tbe]me»6fette<%, wbeselie peosfer- Itodky Mo«Rttafeis»walisig by dayjed, andfiowowMi andcatdbssg wfact free rides be]aiidis«wtb*«aEo^4450»rs. The. STEAM LAUNDRY A- T . 8 A R B T . h o r i Leave Wisdom 6:80 a. m. Arrives Drvide So p. m. Leaves Drride^jasO »- la. Arrive Wisdom btOo p. m. Uftiiy r i m n f e r oem c © — - ^ M a t , . ff , .,* . j | a OOtfRS v B XJlB U a g p L KCWK asy tferjr weeOiwnObea good scSyeet ■ ? « * » p B ^ P y P I I I with a«B O regew 8 8 * n raiM a t D m Sc Chicago and return Milwaukee St. Louis Peoria Davenport—Rock Island and return $61.00 $58.00 $5600 $58.75 $55.00 Des Moines and return \\ tiSXKT St. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth, Sew* City, Omaha. St. Joseph, Kansas City and retorn $43X10 Denver, Pueblo and Colorado Springs *3730 Northwestern Products Exposition MINNEAPOLIS, NOV. W t o f t r 4 ’ ii^etseesikN b v .Stik;fioiflfA K a fisait Jaat ^K * tfa«il|iBB e a$>c& a a iSfe*ara U 300 Travel ha com fort r ia t h e N c r th Coast ' .ear: ta d i - a r . e e a -
