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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1908
Page
8
A Baymare branded q on left hip strayed ten miles south of Big Timber from Peter Hoem's pasture. Reward of $10 offered for the return or information leading to it. Gust Tollofson, 326-4, Big Timber.
A humorous tale recounts Mr. Grippe using a country stenographer to draft letters on the road. The resulting missives reveal misreads and hurried prose about business and retreat, ending with a reminder to read proofs before sending letters. A medical ad for Foley's Kidney Cure appears at the end.
A meeting of the Republican Central Committee for Sweet Grass County will be held in the county courthouse at Big Timber next Saturday at two o'clock to select delegates for the state convention in Helena on May 14. All Republicans in the county are invited to participate. J. W. Bailey, Chairman.
Sweet Grass county teachers will take exams at the Big Timber public school building next Friday and Saturday April 24 and 25. Mrs. M. R. Forwald, Co. Supt.
A 610 acre ranch two miles east of Big Timber with 600 acres seeded to alfalfa and timothy and balance pasture. All fenced with 2000 inches water right from the Boulder river. Features two large houses, two barns, sheds and other buildings. Price 8410 per acre with easy terms. Inquire at 326 tf J. Nepstad & Co.
The partnership in ranch and livestock business between Fred H. Worcester and Robert Cort is mutually dissolved. Worcester will pay all debts and collect all partnership accounts. Dated March 21, 1908.
United States Land Office Bozeman Montana lists witnesses for irrigation and reclamation of non coal land. Halvor J Sandsness and George W Moore of Melville Montana join James W Whitfield and Elsie F Lowry of Big Timber Montana. Non coal land claim noted with register M R Wirsos. First publication April 23 190s.
The notice claims Foley's Honey and Tar cures the most obstinate coughs and expels the cold with no harmful drugs. It urges consumers to insist on the product as the remedy. A separate line mentions Bray's Meat Market offering home made bacon with lean and fat streaks. It also notes Big Timber Lumber Co selling rubber roofing as cheaper and longer lasting than shingles.
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