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Big Hole Basin News (Wisdom, Mont.), 30 Nov. 1922, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053312/1922-11-30/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
■ wuA ®m y TlnuyJtay f t Wtoto* f m **4 SH*»r BUM*« Year »«tend u («oand-clasa matt« I««, l i , ltlt, «t t t e poatofiee «t Wisdom, M oa U a «, under Act of March t , MVS 50c per inch per.iaaae. Plat« I M A w t u 2 Sc. Reader» IN per xSBpiine first laaerttoa, Sc attar. FnrctKn Advertising Rcpresmt ativc T H r AMERICAN I'RUSS ASSOCIATION Our Countryl In her Inter course with foreign nations, may she always be in the right; but our country, right or wrong - ¡Stephen Decatur and The Dig Hole Basin Netts OHg in J County Officials Senator F A Hazelbaker Representative 11 O Rodgers Judge Fifth Judicial District Josph C. Smith Lyman II. Bennett Commissioners J E Shaw, Wisdom, Ch’m’n A. L Anderson, Dillon O ,C Gosman Clerk and Recorder John S Baker Treasurer Georgia Mathews Sheriff Dan Mooney Troseruting Attorney T E Gilbert Clerk of the District Court W E Stephenson Assessor B. W. Emerick Auditor W F. Cashmore Superintendent of Schools Elizabeth Sutherland Coroner W A Lovell Surveyor Wm. E. Chapman Adminlftrator George Banks legislation was in Raw with p*m c Mih&titthA&t49 ' . . . .SwnMsVAIIinvaffi.w* ■ ■■ ■ Mr. SilTer’a anJdysls to obrtoa*, hat it tells only part of tho imam. The result evidently heralds an awakening el the public mind to the tact that the real party In which Am ericans are interested as a unit is the American party, wnose backbone and sole platform is the prosperity ol the man who tills the soil aud keeps the world alive. Twenty years ago no one could conceive a democratic farmer rejoic ing at the election of »republican to congress, but likewise 20 years ago we could not .conceive Illinois listen ing to the opera in New York as per radio today. The world moves. Blind partisan ship is giving way to common sense aud we are coming to see that such matters as the national budget and the tariff are not properly placed in the sphere of politics. The farm is in the category of national factors that must be safeguarded and devel oped regardless of party if the ua Uon is to progress, and fortunatel the farmer has sensed this fact for himself. While the great,cities have poked a great deal of fun at the farmer and smiled at his ingenious sliuplic ity, seemingly he if the only force in American life that has displayed enough common sense to organize along intelligent lines and sufficient acumen to make good. The legislative success of the farm er may be traced more than anythin else to the fact that it has bee bused on justice and is for the com mon good.--Silver State. Montana owns two-thirds of all sheep in the Ninth federal reserv district THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1922 Conley Is in the Clear Warden Conley, so unjustly , accused py Governor Dixon, is not only vindicated but is paid high complimerrt by the Court in its decision made public in the daily press Tuesday MAHONS MTINIHT SCHOOLS Archbishop Michael J Curley down in Baltimor is worried over the fact that the Oregon Masons supported the public school bill adopted tn Or egon at the last election. The high points in Curley’s ser mon, a Baltimore dispatch states, were: \America is becoming Mormon. I think I would have more respect for the Mormon who, married, keeps and supports three or four wives at one time than the man who marries women fa tandem ash Jon, discarding them one after another. \America I think, has one of the most stupid publications in the world because it allows sneh organi sations to exist. \The Masonic body is directly op posed to Catholicity and has at last thrown off the mask.\ Mr. Carter is pre-eminently cor rect when he says the Masons of Or- wre adopted at the recent election, hurt we cannot see hew that shoaid «■ t them to a class with Mormons aad K e KRdt KMm. However, the IVolivo of Dissolution Notice is hereby given to all whom it may Concern: That (he partner ship heretofore existing between Harry Helming, ClaiVmce llelmin and Horace Helming, doing business al Wisdom, Montana, under the firm name of Helming Brothers, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, M Horace Helming retiring from th drill All accounts due (he firm of Helming Bros, are to be paid to the above-mentioned Harry llalmlng or Clarence Helming HARRY HELMING Cl,A HENCE HELMING HORACE HELMING NOTICE FOR m i L ( ATOIN No. 08765 DeparOnent of the Interior, U S Land Office at Missoula, Montana November 13, 1922. NOTICE is hereby given that Wil Main fimitli, of Wisdom, Montana who on b io' iiiher 24, 1919, made Homeidend Entry No. 08765 fo Lots 3, NE V4 SW' 14 / , NW* a SE V Hen. 18 Tup 4 S , Range 16 Wert Montana Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make three-year proof under new law to establish claim to ths ¡and above described before U Halhawsy. United Stales Commis sioner, at M isdoni, Montana, on the 27th day of December, 1922 Claimant names as witnesses: Da vid E. Stephens, George Torney Herbert S. Aimitage Otto K McKee all of Wisdom, Montana FLED C STODDARD, Register First publication nov 23 1922 NOTICE FOR I’l BLll ATION No. 0W019 Department of the Interior, U. S Land Office at Missoula, Montana November 6 , 1922. NOTICE is hereby given that Min nie M. Bnow of Grant, Montana who on April 7, 1921, made home stead entry No, 09019 for SB *4 RWH, SW’i SEV 4 Section 14, NE % NW‘,4. NVV >4 ,NE % Section 23, Township 10 South, Range 15 West Montana 'Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make commutation proof under new law' to establish claim to the land above described, before Clerk of the District Court at Dillon, Montana, on the 18th day of December, 1922, Claimant names as witnesses Thomas F. Barrett, John H. Sheser, Samuel B. Howell, William P. Bren ner. all of Grant, Montana. FRED C. STODDARD, Register, first publication Nov. 16, 1922 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION Jfp. 08784 Public Land Sale Isolated Tract Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Missoula, Montana, November 17, 1922. NOTICE is hereby given that, as directed by the Commissioner of the General Land Office, under provis ions of See. 2455, R. S., pursuant' to the application of Adetrie Blanchard of Jackson, Montana, Serial No. 98734, we will offer at pubik sale to the highest bidder, but at not less than 18.26 per acre, at 2 o'clock p on the 22nd day of January next, I I 25, at this office, the follow ing tract of land: $% SW1A See. 55, T. 6. S„ R. 16 . West Montana fSfcle authorized ter \C \ of Nor From December 1 to 30, we shall distribute ABSO LUTELY FREE, in all the ciOes and towns we serve; $ 5 , 0 0 0 i n G i f t s These Gifts will take the form of useful, valuable and labor-saving Housahold neces sities. They will be distributed in connection with our annual December Sale of standard, nationally-advertised ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES. For example: With this Nijestic Radiant Heat er, of which we sold ovir 300 last year, we shall GIVE AWAY a $2.00 CORD EXTENSION SET consisting of 10 feet of mercer ized lamp cord, with push-button socket and separable attaching plug. So convenient and nsefil in carrying lights or appliances RIGHT WHERE YOU WANT THEN BOTH FOR *0.50 With this Universal Waffle Iron, of which we told 481 last December, we shall GIVE AWAY a DUPLEX TABLE OUTFIT consisting of 6 feet of silk cord, attiching ping, and a slot receptacle, giving two out lets for appliances. Very use ful for dining table, dressing table, sewing machine or of fice desk. BOTH FOR $16.00 Other Holiday Gifts to our Patrons include the following: With a $5.50 Edison, or $7.00 Hotpoint, Electric Iron, we shall GIVE AWAY either a $8.00 Ironing Table, a $2.50 Clothes Rack, or a $2.00 Clothes Basket. With a $15,00 seven-cup, Universal Percolator, we shall GIVE. AWAY a $2.50 “ Littlo Chef\ Hot Plate, a practical electric cooking appliance. With a $35.00 Universal Vaentm Cleaner, we shall GIVE AWAY a $2.50 Gemco Combination Step Udder and Stool; weighs 6 pounds, carries 600 pounds. Also We shill sell our $55.00 Western Electric Sewing Machine for $33.00. At this price we sold 181 last December. The above stocks are UNITED. Order Now and avoid disappointm e n t) The Montana Power Company Wherever Represented SEE US For Land Flings, Land Proof«, Water Right* and iaformatloB oa Land Title» Frank Hazel baker, Pres DILLON, MONTANA £ Why Not Open an Account With Us? i Tim e Certificates Checking Accounts Demand Certificates Four Pei Cent on Savings Country Accents HaBdleiT'With the Same Care and Attention That Is Accorded City easterners. Daly Bank and Trust Company
