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BIQ HOLE BREEZES Friday, June 6, 1913, Old Crow at the Ajax. Budweiser at the Ajax. Axle Oils at\Wisdom Harness Store. Brick for sale. Inquire of J . C. H ill . Axle Grease at Wisdom Harness Store. Onion Sets at Wisdom Merc. Co. Good rooms for rent. Apply to Mrs. A. M. Smith. Neatsfoot Oil at Wisdom liar ness Store. Apples $1 per box at Wis- dom Merc. Co. Come for your’ spikes—$4.25 at Big Hole Commercial Co, Red Spot irrigating boots arc the best. Wisdom Merc. Co. Cato Iiolmson is here from E n nis on a visit to Warren Flager. A I Q PER THOUSAND FOR y | 0 A-l Lumber. Oncal & Sons Pure Timothy Seed only 7c. at Wisdom Merc. Co. Park-to-Park Road Meeting in Dillon June 7th. Hank Dean was treating his friends to buttermilk in town the other day. Cliff Simmons has returned from a visit of several months in the Buckeye state. Mosquito Oil—the kind that keeps them off. Guaranteed by Wisdom Merc. Co. Will Knudsen has commenced work on a fine log bungalow for Otis Mudd on his ranch near Fish- trap. Having but ten boxes of those fine Washington apples left, wc are dosing them out at $1 75 per box. Big Hole Commercial Co. Mrs. Lizzie Armstrong was call ed to Grantsdale Monday by the painfully sudden death of her bro ther, Woody Chambers. We are now located in our new store. It is arranged to handle all work in the quickest time possible Wisdom Harness Store. Miss Bertha Crase, who recently completed a successful term of school in the Fox district, has re turned to her home in Butte. Mrs. Geo. Lossl and Mrs. A, J. Covey will jointly entertain the Ladies’ Aid on Saturday, June 14, at the residence of the former. Strawhat season is now here now. Too hot to wear felt hats. Dig in and get you a fine bonnet at Loa d's. We have them from two-bits up. When in Butte stop at the Ex change House, 17 South Main St. First class rooms by the day, Veek or month B en G elhaus - , succes sor toFitschen, Prop. Budweiser at the Ajax. CM Crow at the Ajax. HamcssTXl at Wisdom Harness Store, Garden Seeds a t Wisdom Merc. Co. -You .can-get all .kinds, -of .lumber at reduced prices at the Rutledge & Wilke sawmill. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Lester, of Butte, are the guests of Dr. ar.d Mrs. Cpwpcrthwaite. Dr. H. F, Best, DEN T IST, Dil lon, Mont. Office over Johnson & Boone’s Real Estate Office. Gold Seal, knee and hip boots, the best made, at Lossl’s. Misses Nettie Paddock ahd Del la Francis arc visiting relatives and friends in the Fishtrap vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Smith drove out to the Trail Creek Water Co’s big steel flume last Sunday.\ Come and select your fishing rod, flv hooks and reels while we have some left. You know they go like hotcakes at Lossl's. You don't have to buy 20,000 feet, nor 5,000 feet, of lumber from Oneal to get a bargain. Sabe ? 3(j-tf Lost— Reddish-grav filly; three years old, branded ) on right shoul- 1 der. Finder please notify W eldon E lse , Gibbons, Mont. Ladies of the Big Hole basin are as much up-to-date as those in cit ies The latest advertised Ratine, Corduroy and Piquettcs on displa) in the windows at Lossl s. It is easy to catch fish with Los- sl's fishing tackle. We have just received the famous “Nepigon” braided silk line E L L I S H A L L Friday, June 20,1913. FOR BENEFIT OF Wisdom Baseball Club The meeting of the Big Hole Basin ■ Stockmen's Association, which was to have been held Sat urday, has been postponed until the 14th, on account of thepark-to- park road meeting in Dillon. Did you ever hear of a guaran teed halter? Well, we have them. A new halter for every one that breaks. Guaranteed for one year. Also guaranteed to break a horse of halter pulling. Wisdom Harness Store. Never in its history has the Wis dom cemetery' looked prettier than it did last Friday, Memorial Day. A large number of oar citizens drove down to the silent city of the dead to strew flowers on the graves of loved ones gone before. While driving a btxnch of steers across one of the bridges west of town last Thursday, belonging to the Jones Land & Cattle Co- three of the animals were poshed off into the water, which was naming an- XiHwDfBBKKf W. A Annitagc and wife return ed Wednesday from a visit with Mr. and Mrs Reece Arnutagc at their ranch near Fishtrap. Charley Bell is going to build a concrete sidewalk in front of his new store Wisdom will be quite an up-to-date town some of these days. You can’t get close enough to Hank Dean to touch him with an eleven-toot pole. He is the father of a fine, big baby girl, born on Wednesday, May 28. Say Bill, where did you get that dandy suitcase? Did you buy it in Butte3 I should say not, I got it right here. They have a raft of them at Lossl’s. On account of bad roads, the Excelsior Club, which was to have met at Jackson Saturday next with Mrs. Frank Hustcd, will be enter tained on that day by Mrs. C. W. Francis. Dr. A C. Morrow, the well known young veterinary surgeon, is in the basin and expects to re main two weeks. Any of our ranch e s requiring his services may leave a call at the Fuller Store. C. P. Staley has gone to Pleasant Valley, Ore., where he and his son, Arthur, will engage in the mercan tile business. Mr. Staley’s many friends here wish him abundant success in his new location. 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 manship and stock‘is right there. The front of the cap tells you who has them— Lossl, to be sure. ..... isiressYou? £► -jj. -Vjl> iBfc ■ That feeling of discomfort in your stomach that is so distressing is the forerunner of more serious trouble unless you take immediate steps to strengthen your digestive organs. A few doses of REXALL DYSPEPSIA TABLETS will overcome the difficulty promptly. They cure all forms of indigestion, dys pepsia, etc. The cause of the trouble is that food lies in your stomach and fer ments instead of going tbroug the ordinary process of digettion. You will notice a benefit from the start. We guarantee this remedy. Price 50c. and $1.00. F u l l e r D r u g C o . ^ A [j U M C n m .l H A M r AM A S i O P Big Hole Basin Stockmen’s Assoc. Wisdom, Montana, Monday, June 30, and Tuesday, July 1, 1913. These Horses Are Fat US 1 I and will con s i s l of good farm mares in foal or with colts at their sides, big geldings, broke and unbroke ... 2-year-olds, year lings and saddlers. There will bo plenty of horses of all classes to select from. You can buy at private sale or auction—one horse or a carload These are the best that the famous Big Hole, basin produces A L H a r rison, of North Dakota, will offer one carload of stal lions from yearlings to 5-yiar-olds all good ones There will also be cattle offen d at tins sale Free transportation from Divide, M o n t., to all purchasers of horses Horses will be delivered free of charge to the shipping points For further information call on or address C N M o o r e , Auctioneer, Billings, Montana, C E M i l i e r , Vice President, or C. H. S t r o w b r i d u e , Sei rotary, \\ i-.- dom, Montana. Sale Positively, Rain or Shine. Don’t You Wash And Oil Your s Wisdom Harness Store lU flrfllM lltllllfltfW I.iiiH iliM M U ltlH iH iM I—M B H I M i i l i m . B l f «—. M i n —iWiMiMim , . j i W i a « i M i A Corrcctton $100 Reward, $100 The readers of this paper ■will ba pleased to learn that then? is at least ©no dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all Its stages, and that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is the on!/ positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treat ment. II.Ul's Catarrh Cura is taken In-* ternally, actingr directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces ef the gvstem. there by destroying the foundation of the dis ease. raid giving the pate nt strength by building tip the constitution end assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative pow ers that they offer One .Hundred Dollars for flry case that ft foils to cure. Sena for list of testimonials. »Ad Irc-s F. 3. CHENEY * CO., Toledo, Ohio. Paid by all prngsists, T>. Take Sail's Family Pills far constipation. Tom Orr Married Cattle For Sale Cheap 500 good cows and 000 steers, three-year-olds; June l o t h delivery; freight paid to Red rock. Will sell on time or for cash. Write or wire F. E. S mith or M artin S tark , Soda Springs, Idaho. Latter has phone on ranch. Estray Notice Dark bay mare in foal; weighs between 900 and 1,000 pounds; saddle marked; branded with bar L on left shoulder and bar W on right shoulder. Owner may har-e same by paying feed tall and cost ,, _ . , . . . . of advertisement. D. J. S tephens . an item to the effect that on and; Mr- Orr is the well known young, Br.ist(>n Mf>nt after June 1, until further n o t ice,! blacksmith who operates the shop m q m m m m m m m m s m m m m m m Let Me Figure With You — OIST Y O U R / — Spring and Haying Orders For G ' R O C E ' R I E S FRED NEFiSf )TV Agent Gf’orKe Meldrum & Co. *- * ' ^ *■ -b ^ V / i.1 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 Word reached Wisdom by phone j Monday evening that Tom Orr a n d ; Through a misunderstanding,! Mrs. Myrtle Ellis had been united: T he B reezes last week published in matrimony that afternoon. ; the Wisdom stores would open on Sundays for business. The item should have read: “On and after Sunday, June 1, the Cfvide and Wisdom Stage Co. will run stages on Sundays to and from Divide until further notice.” We apologise for any inconvenience our mer chants and ranchers may have ex perienced on account of the error. . JofejwqA a ith e ^ E E tas office. Ask to k south of the Ajax saloon. He has made ’Wisdom his home for the past year. His bride is a daughter of W. W. Coombs of the Gibbons neighbor hood. The young people win make their home is Wisdom, where Mr. Orr is btnldmg a cozy residence on the east ride. T he B reezes extends c o o g r a t a - Thoroughbreds For Sale IS throaghbred staffioos, Sbireg, PerchtTons and Belgians; from yearlings up; some weigh a ton. These aiumaJs w® be seM at- right prices and may he seen s & the Wife* dcra livestodk Coffs home t m & , They were brought in by A. L. Harrison, Aside?; X . D. A lbert S tamm ' mrs maude stabler -MILLINERY- Diamonds Watches Clocks Fine Jewelry Large Stock of Ladies’ and QaWmi’i Hats now on Display
