The Story of Ajax, Life in the Big Hole Basin (Classic Reprint)

Cj his is a little story of the life of an ordinary man. It is not a story of success from a financial standpoint, nor, may it be considered a success from an standpoint. Whatever it may be to others I shall not conjecture. To my children and friends, for whom it was written, it Toill portray the deep feeling of affection of a sensitive nature. jihis little story gives some of the history of the beautiful Big Hole Basin and will, no doubt, be of interest to those who may in fifty or one hundred )ears call the place their home. When it was begun I did not k.now that it vias to have been the first autobiography ever published in Montana. For that reason, if for no other, it will have a distinct historic value. nyone who places himself before the public is laying himself open to criticism. I shall not male any special plea to the reader to be kind as that would be folly. JJJAX.
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