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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1901

Page

2

Old Tricks From The Yellowstone Leader On Wool Growers

An editorial from the Yellowstone Leader attacks state wide wool growers organization as harmful to Sweet Grass county. It argues the paper’s opposition contrasts with Billings and Great Falls centers hosting branches and urges growers to join the state association to protect their interests, noting Big Timber’s embrayo group is separate and unaffected.

Yellowstone Sweet Grass County Billings Great Falls Big Timber Harlem Astern Montana

China Opens Market to American Cereals and Four Enter China

The efforts of U S representatives in China secured access for American cereals despite European opposition seeking a five percent duty. The decision benefits western states by expanding cereal cultivation and boosting manufacturing activity.

China

Helena Record Enters Its Second Year

The Helena Record marks its second year as a Republican daily delivering state and national news nearly twenty-four hours earlier than rivals. It emphasizes concise reporting, essential facts, and free expression, aiming to be a household Republican companion for Montana readers.

Helena Montana Northwest

Growers urged to stay with local wool market

The Pioneer urges wool growers to avoid the Billings market after noting poorer prices and extra costs there. It contrasts with neighbors who stayed local, criticizes the Yellowstone Leader for silence and later accusations, and defends backing the State Growers' Association as beneficial.

Billings Yellowstone Proxern Gaul

United Verde mines shut over eight hour day dispute

An Associated Press dispatch from Phoenix, Arizona, reports that the United Verde mines at Jerome owned by W. A. Clark of Montana closed because he refuses to grant an eight hour day to surface and outside workers. Clark previously granted the eight hour day in Montana and faced criticism for political reasons.

Associated Press Phoenix Arizona United Verde Jerome W. A. Clark Montana Clark Heinze

State land sale to attract homeseekers and productive use

The state land commissioners' plan to auction state lands is seen as a positive step. Much land could be worth $10 per acre and, with buyers who have some means, could become productive, drawing hundreds of desirable homeseekers to Montana.

Montana

Burlington and Chicago & Milwaukee Rail Lines to Montana

Railway circles expect the Burlington to extend from Billings along its old survey to Great Falls within twelve months and the Chicago and Milwaukee to push its line into Montana in the same period, signaling major expansion plans.

Dwin Cities Burlington Billings Great Falls Chicago & Milwaukee Montana

Railroad valued at 52 thousand miles in Sweet Grass county

The clerk of the state board of equalization reports Sweet Grass county has 52,148 miles of railroad valued at 8340,019,86. The figure reflects property assessment figures for the county’s railroad properties.

State Board of Equalization Sweet Grass County

Townsend Town Downs to One Newspaper After Fortin Exit

Townsend's newspaper scene shrinks to a single paper as the Messenger Fortin leaves the field, leaving the town with one surviving publication.

Townsend The Messenger Fortin

Cleveland to Twin Cities Round Trip Tickets Announced

Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers round trip tickets from Twin Cities to Cleveland for National Encampment. Tickets valid for return until September and good on Pioneer Limited. Deposit and payment required. Milwaukee offices or J T Conley assistant general pass agent St Paul for details.

Sth Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Twin Cities Cleveland Citie G. A. RR Pioneer Limited Wes Milwaukee J.T. Conley Pass St. Paul

Willis Claims Self Defense In Water Dispute Shooting

Deputy Sheriff Lyons arrested John Willis after a dispute over a water right led to Willis firing two shots from a 32-32 pistol. Washburn was wounded in the arm and cheek but not killed. Willis bailed at 750 dollars. defense attorney J. B. Barbour secured. Washburn and neighbor Leonard reported the shooting. Washburn says Willis shot after Washburn leaned on his shovel. Examination postponed to 10 a.m. Friday.

Willis Lyons John Willis Sherman Washburn Washburn

Lieu lands deemed taxable by Missoula board opinion

County Attorney Charles H. Hall concludes that all surveyed lieu lands and scrip lands owned by railways or other entities under the 1898 and 1894 acts are assessable for taxation. This first Montana legal opinion addresses a issue raised by the board of equalization across several counties. The Cosmopolitan World's Fair issue story follows, noting high reprint demand and plans for a Pan American Exposition Number with rare photographs and invitations to famous writers.

Missoula Montana Boards of Equalization Reecord Cosmopolitan

Indianapolis Native Quinn Die After Brutal Stabbing

Andrew J. Quinn, about 23, was fatally stabbed in a drunken row last night and died at midnight. His alleged assailant, William Muldoon, says Quinn attacked first and that the stabbing was in self defense. The wound was near the groin. Quinn’s parents live in Indianapolis and his remains will be sent there.

Livingston Andrew J. Quinn Wm. Muldoon Quinn Indianapolis Ind

Counterfeit $5 Gold Pieces Circulating in Great Falls

The Standard reports several fake five dollar gold pieces passed in Great Falls this past week. Local businesses have been swindled by passers of the counterfeit coins. The copies use a good die with milled edges, but the metal is poor and the coins mimic copper cents due to dark red plating.

Great Falls

Lost sheep mix with Senator Kelley’s near Duck Creek

A message reports a flock of sheep strayed into and mingled with Senator Kelley’s band near Duck Creek. It is believed they may be part of the Briggs Ellis theft. Manager Vestal immediately went to the Kelly ranch to investigate.

Senator Kelley Duck Creek Briggs-Ellis Vestal Kelly Ranch

Thrice a-Week World offered at 1.65 for one year

Pioneer and World promotes the Thrice a-Week World as an impartial all news paper delivered almost daily for the price of a weekly. It claims both Republican and Democrat readers can trust its truth and notes daily content, serials, and home features. The offer pairs the World with Pioneer for one year at 1.65, compared with a 2.00 regular price.

Daily Excursions From Chicago to Buffalo and New York

Special low rates and favorable limits on all points offered by Nickel Plate line via Chicago to Buffalo and New York. Call or address John Y. Callahan general agent at 1 Adams St Chicago for details.

Chicago Buffalo New York John Y. Callahan Adams St

Pan-American Line Tickets To Buffalo On Sale

Tickets on sale daily via the Nickel Plate road with return allowed ten days from sale. Special low rates for 15 and 30 day limits from Chicago to Buffalo and back. Also low fares to all points east. John Y. Callahan General Agent 111 Adams St Chicago. Chicago city ticket office 111 Adams St.

Nickel Plate Road Chicago Buffalo John Y. Callahan Adams St Chicago City

Pretty Irish Girls Describe Healthy Complexions and Outdoor Life

The London Answers piece extols Irish peasant girls for clear skin, healthy complexions, and rosy color from wholesome living. It lauds outdoor work, rainwater washing, bare feet, and natural beauty from health rather than cosmetic products.

Erin's Isle Bumble Station London

Mule Saves Miners After Gas Fears in Pittsburg Mine

In a Pittsburg district mine a vigilant mule warned miners before a deadly gas release. The frightened animal brayed and fled as miners raced to fresh air. soon a blast sent noxious vapors through the passages. Several trapped men were recovered, along with the mule’s body.

Pittsburg Brem Leslie’s Weekly

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