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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1913

Page

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New Billings Polytechnic plans large enrollment and campus growth

Eastern Montana’s sole higher learning center, the Billings Polytechnic Institute, announces expansion to house 1,000 students with new shop, girls dormitory, and dining hall. New athletic director and faculty additions aim to boost student life and training across agriculture, engineering, domestic science, and business.

Polytechnic Institute Billings Y. M. C. A. Training School of Chicago Polytechnic Montana Wyoming Northwest Billings Polytechnic Institute Polytechnic Farms People's School L. T. Eaton

Funeral of Mrs Olson Held Last Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Theodore T. Olson were held at the Lutheran church Saturday afternoon following her untimely death from injuries in a runaway the previous Saturday. Stores closed in respect. the church was crowded with friends and country neighbors. Rev. Engelstad preached from Proverbs 31 10 31 and a eulogy followed with a beloved choir performing.

Theodore T. Olson Lutheran Church Engelstad

D O Donnell to supervise irrigation in federal projects

I D O Donnell of Billings becomes the first supervising farmer for the interior department. Secretary Lane announced the appointment after touring the Sun River project. O Donnell heads federal irrigation projects from Belle Fourche, South Dakota to Boise, Idaho and begins his duties Thursday. He will direct maintenance and operation and advise farmers on methods to raise standards and reduce failure risk.

I. D. O'Donnell Billings United States Interior Department Lane Sun River O’donnell

County Commissioners Meet In Adjourned Session

The county commissioners met in adjourned session Monday to fix the tax levy for the present year and adjust a few assessment matters. The proceedings will be found on another page of this issue.

The Pioneer

Public Schools Open Monday September 1 1913

Public schools open to organize Monday morning with regular work starting Tuesday September 2. Eligible pupils are those six by January 1 1914 with exceptions delaying entry for those six after January 1 1914.

Irene Hazelton Vivian Dowell Inga Solberg Della Weed Marion Nicholson Minerva Powell Elsie Lowry E. A. Erickson Miss Lowry Montana Life Big Timber

Park and Sweet Grass Lambs Bring Good Price

The impending tariff bill may have lowered Montana wool prices but lamb prices remain strong with buyers active. Lambs averaging about 70 pounds and priced at five cents per pound could net $3.50 per head for March lambs as buyers like O B Parham of Billings continue purchases across Park County. Parham has bought thousands of sheep from local owners, including S O N C Brady and Louis Wirak Howie, with deliveries set for October 1 and feeding arrangements arranged locally.

Montana Uncle Sam Forest Reserve O. B. Parham Billings Park County S. O. N.C. Brady Louis Wirak Howie John T. Esp Deer Creek George A. Leasby McLeod Charley Bryan Perham Joe Bailey

Big Timber Ball Boys Shine in Livingston Twin Bill

Big Timber sent a picked up nine to Livingston on Sunday replacing Washoe of Carbon county. They lost 14 to 5 in the morning but came back to win the afternoon 2 to 5 after a late comeback. Olson fractured a finger in the morning. a Wilsall player subbed at second in the afternoon. Livingston blamed a misplayed grounder for three third-inning runs as Big Timber led 2 to 1 late. Webb baffled hitters with a peculiar delivery, while Flynn fumbled two grounders, aiding Livingston’s defense. Gromer’s timely homer sealed the afternoon win for Big Timber.

Big Timber Livingston Washoe Carbon County Bill Olson Wilsall Livingston Post Byrd Webb Flynn Hartman McBride McAuliffe Collins Gromer

Scarcity of Hits Bottles Visitors Amid Seven to Five

The visitors managed seven hits while Livingston posted five, highlighting a tight scoring struggle and uneven surge on offense.

Livingston

German con artist nearly pulls bunco on two men

A German travel­ing doctor without license ran a bunco scam Monday on J. R. Hausserman and Gus Marquette, cashing 125 and 50 dollars checks. Hausserman recovered his check. Marquette’s check bounced. Sheriff Fallang pursued the suspect Tuesday from Columbus. the man fled, leaving his grips. He also allegedly tried to sell a Reed Point livery team.

J. R. Hausserman Gus Marquette Fallang Columbus S. R. Dillon Reed Point

Late Harry Cosriff Buried at Harlowton

Funeral held at the Presbyterian church last Sunday for Harry Cosriff with Rev. Klemme delivering the address. The Odd Fellows conducted the graveside rites. Cosriff, born in Wisconsin in 1876, moved to Montana in 1888 and to Harlowton in 1904. He ran a stage line and later operated a dray service. He leaves a wife and five children.

Harlowton Harry Coseriff Presbyterian Church Klemme Odd Fellows Harry Cosgriff Viraqua Wis Montana Yellowstone Harrowton Irene

Fair Association prepares grounds for September fair

Herman Utermohle secretary of the fair association oversees a dozen workers at the fair grounds this week. They cut hay pull weeds and complete preparations for the annual fair set for September 16 to 19.

Herman Utermohle The Fair Association

Senator Myers Denounces Tariff Bias Against West

Washington Dispatch reports Senator Myers of Montana defending Western states against tariff discrimination He argues protection has failed wool growers and questions continuing support He asserts the industry can compete without tariffs and warns of shifts in economic policy for the West.

Washington Dispatch Myers Montana Senate Today Senator Myers United States

City and Gerhart Engineering Seal Sewerage Work Deal

An agreement between the city of Big Timber and Gerhart Engineering Co of Billings outlines a thorough water works inspection and survey for a sewerage system. If a special election approves the construction, the firm will prepare plans and specifications for four percent of the amount voted. if not approved, the city pays $150 for the preliminary work.

Big Timber Gerhart Engineering Co Billings

Angling Boom Draws Wide Regional Crowds to Boulder Banks

The Boulder river area enjoys unprecedented angling patronage from Montana towns including Big Timber Miles City Forsythe Billings Livingston Bozeman Helena Butte and many autos from Idaho and other states. Delegations from Butte Sm oky City arrive regularly while Miles City leaders Judge Loud and Lee Warren head distant parties. A.M. Alderson and Charley Russell visited, returning with a good string after fishing near Shields river.

Boulder Country Big Timber Miles City Forsythe Billings Livingston Bozeman Helena Butte Boulder Jimmy Graham Contact Gould Ranch Graham Ranch Judge Loud Lee Warren McLeod Anderson Springs Smith’s Park Solberg Bros Butte Rod & Gun Club Joe Keeney Smoky Idaho A. M. Alderson Charley Russell Shields River

Minnesota Visitors Tour Yellowstone and Western Lands

Minnesota visitors Mr. and Mrs. A Ahneman with two children Adeline and Verdila of Oranoco and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Degener of Zumbrota arrived from the west after touring Yellowstone Park. They spent the evening with C N Skillman and wife and planned to travel to Lewistown for a day with friends. They have prior trips to Lake Basin and Ryegate and express pleasure with the country.

A. Ahneman Adeline and Verdila Oranoco Minn Henry Degener Zumbrota Yellowstone Park C. N. Skillman Lewistown Lake Basin Ryegate

Alfalfa Mill Site Selected in Montana's Alfalfa Boom

Dr W X Sudduth known as the alfalfa king of Montana arrived to arrange a new alfalfa mill site near the Northern Pacific section house west of McLeod street and 25 acres of S Hawks ranch for feed yards. Two portable grinding mills and mixer equipment are en route for a September startup with grinding to cover county wide areas.

W. X. Sudduth Montana S. G. Hawks T. K. Lee Northern Pacific McLeod Street

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