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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1900
Page
1
An ad states OUR NIGHT BELL will summon prompt service for serious illness and urgent relief, indicating around-the-clock availability beyond regular hours. The messaging emphasizes reliable response when needed most.
Bozeman Sanitarium offers a calm environment with pleasant surroundings for invalids and patients seeking surgical operations. Surgical cases are handled separately in a dedicated area.
The Montana Press Association met in Livingston with a social high note despite light attendance. A special Northern Pacific train to Hunter's Hot Springs preceded a banquet at the Albemarle Hotel. Officers were elected, including George Alderson as president and Sam Gordon a national delegate, as the group praised Livingston’s hospitality.
The Sweet Grass Woolen Mill Co. directors met Tuesday and elected P. O. Fallang as chairman, Henry Nicholson as secretary, and John Asbury as treasurer for three months. A five acre site at the south end of McLeod street was approved, donated by Mr. Bryant, with the mill facing Lead street. The Montana Trading Co. ditch will be used to cut first cost by about 93000 for power. Lanphear is drafting plans and aims to have them ready for contractor inspection this week.
Directors of the Sweet Grass Woolen Mill invite bids for a two story plus basement stone building 40 by 84 feet at Big Timber Montana. Bids due by 10 a m Saturday September 8 with plans and specs at O M Lanphear office. EnnY Nicwoson secretary.
The notice asks readers to support daytime service by providing their favorable sentiment and patronage. It frames the appeal as a courteous request for continued use and loyalty during day hours.
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