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m — BIO HOLE B R E E Z E S Friday, May 30 . 1913 . M- %•'(.:'■ V Old Crow at the Ajax. Budwciser a t the Ajax. Axle Oils at Wisdom Harness Store. Brick for sale. Inquire of J. C. H ill . Axle Grease at Wisdom Hamoss Store. O n ion S e ts a t W isdom M erc. Co. Good rooms for rent. Apply to Mrs. A. M. Smith. Neatsfoot Oil at Wisdom Har ness Store. A p p les $1 per box a t W is d o m M erc. Co, Mrs. Myrtle Ellis left Tuesday on a visit to Dillon. Roy Gallon and wife were visit ors in town Friday. Come for your spikes--$1 25 at Big Hole Commercial Co. Mrs. A, L. Rumbaugh is visiting in Butte this week with her aunt Otto Frotseher, of Fish trap, is a business visitor in Butte this week, $18 PER THOUSAND FOR A-l Lumber Oneal & Sons Pure T im o th y Seed only 7c. e t W isdom M erc. Co. Miss Wold was the guest of Mrs W. A. Armitage at Sunny Slope last week end. Park-to-Park Road Meeting in Dillon June 7th. Messrs. Jack Geisser and Jake Neidt are in Butte taking advanced degrees In Masonry. Miss Minnie Anderson was up from Fishtrap Friday to take in the dance. Matt Christiansen and wife, of the Fishtrap vicinity, had business in Wisdom last week The Netzow piano advertised for sale in these columns, has been purchased by Gus Swanson. Dan Tovey has caused noticeable improvement in the road in his lane by the use of a King drag Having but ten boxes of those fine Washington apples left, we are closing them out at $1 75 per box, Big Hole Commercial Co. Allen Plimpton and family, of the Wildwood ranch, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Tay- Jor in town Friday and Saturday. A number of people took advan tage of the fine weather Sunday to go out to the E. N. Jones ranch and see the big gas tractor break ing sod. Strawhat season is nowhere now, Too hot to wear felt hats. Dig in and get you a fine bonnet at Los- fil’s. We have them from two-bits up. Ed Gray, who ha* been interested in a grocery business in Dillon dur ing the past two years, has pur chased the old Spencer ranch above Jackson, When in Butte stop at the Ex change House, IT South Main St. First class rooms by the day, week or month B en G elhaus , succes sor to Fitschen, Prop. The Dewey postoffice is being transferred to Wise river. A build ing is being fitted up for the post- office by Chas. M, Pyfe, the new postmaster. Francis Ralston, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Ralston, returned Tocsday from a w t to las se a t , Miss Abe* Rakton, a t Coear d'Alene c ity . Mjfcee Everybody had an enjoyabfc Budwciser at the Ajax. Old Crow at the Ajax. Harness Oilsst 'Wisdom Store. Garden Seeds a t Wisdom Merc. Co. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Barry left Saturday on a business tnp to Butte. Fred Holman started his freight team to Divide Tuesday in charge of Ezra Tope. You can get all kinds of lumber at reduced prices at the Rutledge & Wilke sawmill. \ Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Woodworth were the guests of Mrs. Armstrong in town last Friday, Mrs. Dan Tovey, Jr., of Briston, visited with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Armitage in town this week. Dr. II. F, Best, DENTIST, Dil lon, Mont. Office over Johnson & Boone’s Real Estate Office. \Brick\ Shaw, who has been vis iting in Butte during the past week, has gone on a visit to Spokane. Gold Seal, knee and hip boots, the best made, at Lossl’s. Mrs Idc Beil was called to her home m Iowa this week on account of the serious illness of her father Mrs. D J Stephens, of the Meadow Lawn ranch, was the guest of Miss Wold in town Mon day Come and select your fishing rod. flv hooks and reels while wc have some left. You know they go like hotcakes at Lossl ’s Mr and Mrs. ltd Calvert and Mrs Wm Pomeroy, of Fishtrap, were up to attend the wedding dance last Friday. Reece Armitage and wife return ed Sunday to their ranch near Fishtrap, after a visit with rela tives in this neighborhood. You don’t have to buy 20,000 feet, nor 5,000 feet, of lumber from Oneal to get a bargain. Sabe? 36-tf Bert Conyne, of Anaconda, a member of the firm of Hendricks & Conyne, of Ralston, visited in the basin this week. Geo C. Bess, a son-in-law of Jno. Strong, has located in the basin. He wil be joined later by his family, who are at present residing at Mc Allister, Mont. Lost—Reddish-gray filly; three years old, branded ) on right shoul- I der. Finder please notify W eldon E lse , Gibbons, Mont. Geo. Main, of the firm of Main & Martin, Dillon, the makers of the well known M & M cigars, passed through the basin this week on business for his firm. Ladies of the Big Hole basin are as much up-to-date as those in cit ies. The latest advertised Ratine, Corduroy and Piquettes on display in the windows at Lossl’s. The roads in the lower end of the valley are in a better condition just now than they have been for the past several years, thanks to the efforts of supervisor Charles Ralston. The Lavelle hotel, opposite the depot at Divide, has been leased to Wesley Miller for one year with the privilege of renewing the lease for five years. The lease com mences the first of June. James Milne an old time resident of the basin, who is now located at Camas Prairie, Moot., sends the following: \Kindly find check to renew my subscription to T p i B u m s . It is just Eke seeing a J—? A ■* __ . ■ * , • - ■, *t ■ ■ irjena irons aoost J.E.Sfe*w t lw week Med the ruts tmd smoothed the roagh places a sa le o f scad bordering has kxrer ranch, b y the use o f the road W. A. A rautaaelas twice of your time spent in looking over the Oliver “23” Sulky Plow will convince you that thin i3 the plow you have been looking for. The plow of safety and comfort— A horse lift operated by foot trip and a tilt ing seat device m ikes it possible to keep an even keel in hillside work and maintain the equilibrium of the plow. This Sulky has many excellent features which we would be glad to demonstrate to you soon. J . P . L o s s l Wisdom - and - Co. Jackson Wc are indebted to W A Armit age for valuable assistance render ed m getting out this week's issue Rev. J H. MeJunkin of Missou la, preaehud to a large congregation m the Wisdom church last Sunday night Mrs Maud Stabler will be m Jackson, Saturday, with her large stock of nullmen and will remain a week Miss Nellie Wampler left this morning for Butte, where she will cuter the Murray hospital for a course m rmioing The Ladies' Aid will* meet this Friday with Mrs Fred Francis, in stead of Saturday, as was adver tised last week It is easy to catch fish with Los- sl’s fishing tackle. We have just received the famous “Nepigon\ braided silk line. Say Bill, where did you get that dandy suitcase? Did you buy it in Butte> I should say not, I got right here They have a raft them at Lossl’s. Jolts From Jackson (continued from first page) He states that good whisky would prove no bribe I shall vouch that the majority that are better ac quainted, would never run the risk of leaving most any kmd of a bot tle lying handy, especially if it were the last he could get on tick. A man living in a glass house that will continue to throw stones at Ins next door neighbor's stone front, is sure to get Ins beautiful glass domi cile shattered m the end I had several noteworthy items and gleanings from the week, but having already trespassed upon your space and requested that you permit me to \defecate’’ (say, that is some word) through your col umns, I shall throw down my joltcr until next week. C has . F. L loyd The white caps you see the girls and boys wearing around town '*■ ^ don’t last long. But you know the Mayer shoe is the dope. Work- I manship and stock is right there. The 1100-pound team, recently | The front of the cap tells you who advertised for sale m this paper, was purchased of Dr Thompson by Chas. M. Pyle, one of our val ued subscribers, wise—’’ “A word to the D. C. Wampler has returned from Texas, where he went to re ceive the Montgomery cattle. lie was met in Dillon bv his wife and children, who accompanied him home from there. While in Butte the other day we saw Otto Frotseher looking for the old Fitschen house, now run by Ben Gelhaus, He told us he had noticed Mr. Gelhaus’ advertise ment in T he B reezes and was go ing to give him a trial. Needless to say, we took him around and in troduced him. A visit last week to the Metlen hotel in Dillon finds Proprietor T. J. Murray doing a fine business at that popular hotel. Although somewhat changed in appearance by the banishment of the familiar hirsute appendage, Mine Host Murray has by no means lost his well known ability to eater to the traveling public. Cattle For Sale Cheap 500 good cows and 300 steers, three-year-olds ; June 10th delivery; freight paid to Redrock. WiH sell on time or for cash. Write o r wire F. E. S jcth or M artin S tarx , Soda Springs, Idaho. Latter has has them—Lossl, to lie sure For Sale High grade Percheron stallion. For particulars address M. O. S ip - tle , Butte, Montana. Notice To Patrons On and after June 1st, 1913, the Wisdom stores will be open on Sun- days for the transaction of busi ness until further notice. B ig H ole C om ’ l C o . J. P. L ossl C o . W isdom M erc . C o . Notice to Public Esin? Notice Owing to the very small percent age of profit in shoe repairing, on and after this date I will repair shoes only for people who are cus tomers of ours in the harness and saddlery line. W isdom H arness S tore m 'i'-' * It is time to play ball and as usual we are here with the MOST COMPLETE LINE of baseball goods in the ba sin. We are still handling the famous Reach base- b ill goods, which have the established repu tation. Come and let us (it you out. Fuller Drug Co. A T h e S t o r e i WISDOM - MONTANA Don’t You Wash And Oil Your Wisdom Harness Store xxM a a o a a a aa M i l l i t . ' * * . ? I l l I t ' t , BOBBB O BB I I Thoroughbreds For Sale 18 tbroughbred stallions. Shires, Pereherons and Belgians; from yearlings trp; some weigh a ton. These animals will be sold a t right prices and may be seen at the Wis dom livestock Co.'s home ranch. They were brought in by A. L- Harrison, Ashley; N. D. Reward, f i l l _ Let Me Figure With You — 0 2 ST Y O U R # — Spring and Haying Orders For G ' R O C E ' R I E S FRFin NPT STiN Agent George Meldmm & Co. 1 l V D I A 1 1 D L C l V i l Wholesale Grocers, Chicago. • Fire Insurance and Real Estate-Agent for Logan Knitting Factory, Logan, Utah. Of fice-First Door north of Wisdom Hotel WISDOM :: MONTANA A lbert S tamm Diamonds MRS. MAUDE STABLER -HILLINEBT- ' O a s t t a y stare in fatf* betweeaSGO and 1 0 3 0
