20 Apr 1893
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1893
Page
1
The article notes that Montana's future hinges on foreign investment, praising British capital and cautious lenders amid fraud fears, with examples like Dram Lummen and Elkhorn. It covers Governor Richards and officials selecting a Prisons site in Billings, showcasing the bluff view, available building stone, irrigation plans, and local reception.
County commissioners hire A. J. Champbell to assist County Attorney Miller in prosecuting the bondsmen of Sigmund Deutsch, former county clerk and recorder. No proceedings started yet, but district court action is expected to begin next week.
The Pioneer accuses Livingston of hampering traffic and growth while Livingston vows to protect Boulder district trade. The dispute highlights city businessmen' readiness to defend local interests as the session nears closure.
Flove Mills in Montana will advance toward outfitting four mills including a large mill at Great Falls and plants planned for Billings Dillon and Kalispell. The mills will source local grain, boosting state wheat output while likely not altering the overall market. The move may reduce reliance on Minnesota and Dakota flour, keeping dollars in-state.
A humorous piece on the endless criticism editors face from readers on every action. It lists complaints about ads, church attendance, invitations, street presence, long communications, decor, clothing, jokes, marital status, and public disgrace, ending with the claim that running a paper is a snap.
The board of trustees for the orphan home selected a site just west of town across the river after reviewing multiple offers. Ten acres were donated with a thirty acre option at 50 per acre, funds needed total about 45 000 to 50 000 annually for inmate maintenance, and work will begin on buildings and grounds at once.
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