Big Timber Montana Manager Sheridan Note
By J L Sheridan manager Big Timber Montana.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1903
Page
4
Post Office Notice from Big Timber Montana
Entered at the post office at Big Timber Montana as second class matter for mailing purposes indicating a local postal notice or publication status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Montana
No Authority to Operate In Montana Insurance Field
State Auditor J H Calderhead warns of widespread illegal insurance in Montana and outlines the law requiring charter and financial filings for every company and certificates for each agent. He urges residents to verify lawful authorization and offers a mailed list of authorized companies and agents upon request. He invites tips on unlicensed firms and answers inquiries about operating insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
J. H. Calderhead
State
Calderhead
Bridge Closure Near Busha Ranch for Two Weeks
Notice says the bridge over the Soulder at the Busha ranch will be closed from Aug 29 for about two weeks with a ford provided nearby. Tickets for the event of Sept 7 to 11, 1903 are offered at the lowest first class fare plus $2 round trip, with sales Sept 1 and 2. Transit limit ten days, final return thirty days from sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soulder
Busha
Old Blake
American Mining Congress
Deadwood and Lead South Dakota
American Bankers’ Association
San Francisco
Calif
Hig Timber
Los Angeles
Four Contestants Lead Park Trip Vote Faceoff
One week remains in the Park trip contest as four top contenders trade leads. The gap between the highest and lowest totals stands at 187 votes, with figures heading into last night showing Melville High School and other named entrants in close contention among K of P, Christian Endeavor, M W of A, and local supporters.
Marble ledge near Deer Creek likened to Italian statuary stone
R F Beal, noted stone carver, studied a Deer Creek ledge about 18 miles from town. He found a 400 foot wide by four mile long marble bed with fine statuary grain, rivaling Italian marble. Small samples carved for display, larger pieces slated for Bozeman, state fairs, St Louis, School of Mines Butte and Smithsonian Institute analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Beal
Deer Creek
Beal
Bozeman
Atate
St. Louis
School of Mines
Butte
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
McCormick Thanks Big Timber Patrons For Springs Rush
J B McCormick owner of Hunters Hot Springs hotel extends thanks to friends and patrons in Big Timber and vicinity for their support during the recent rush at the Springs hotel. The rush is over and the resort is ready to welcome all visitors seeking accommodation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McCormick
Hunter’s Hot Springs Hotel
the Springs Hotel
Methodist church in Big Timber seeks renewal with Rev. S. B. Tabor
In a Fourth Quarterly Conference report the Big Timber church notes past year without a pastor until February when Rev. S. B. Tabor led and taught. Membership around forty-five to fifty with irregular attendance and voluntary financial shortfalls. They paid portions of Home Missions, Foreign, Church Debt, Education, and running expenses, and request Re. Tabor be returned for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth Quarterly Conference
Methodist Church
Big Timber
P. E
Rev. S. B. Tabor
Chicago's Centennial Jubilee to Feature Fiery Parades and Reenactments
The North-Western railway promotes Chicago's Centennial Jubilee this fall from September 26 to October 1 with a military parade for President Roosevelt and a dramatic burning of Chicago reenactment using 500 tons of simulated flames atop tall buildings. Fort Dearborn and Mrs. O'Leary's home will be focal points, Indian camps, pioneer reunions, and an illuminated industrial parade, plus fireWORKS, aquatic events, and yacht races as part of a citywide celebration highlighting Chicago's early history and modern festival spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North-Western Railway
Chicago
Roosevelt
United States
West
DeKoven Street
Mrs. O'Leary
Fort Dearborn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pett Excursions and railroad notices for Bozeman in 1903
Advertisements outline inter state fair travel from Big Timber to Bozeman September 1 to 4 1903 with round trip fares 2 40 and child discounts plus San Francisco Los Angeles and other routes with sale dates in October 1903. Also ranch reward notice for missing horse and a $2500 NP reward for arrests connected to 1903 Yellowstone River Bridge and Bozeman track bombings.
Public Land Sale Notice in Bozeman Montana 1903
The United States Land Office at Bozeman Montana announces a public sale of an island tract partly in sections 14 and 15 township 1 north range 14 east along the Yellowstone River. Bidders and adverse claimants must file claims by the sale start date or risk forfeiture. sale set for September 28 at 7 p.m. First publication August 20, 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Land Office
Bozeman
Montana
General Land Office
U. S
Ellowstone River
Register
J. Kexzy
Drowning of John Flynn Jr. Reported in Miles City
Miles City reports the drowning of John Flynn Jr. eldest son of Mr and Mrs John Flynn of Grey Chiff. He disappeared Friday while helping cattleman John Kimes near the river. A boy saw him near the river and his body was found Sunday. He was about 21, a good swimmer, and may have been pulled under by leather chaps while fording the river. The body was buried at Miles City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
John Flynn Jr
John Flynn
Grey Chiff
John Kimes
North Side
Flynn
Sleeping Mt Pelee lakes found near Nye City
Irwin and partners dis cover seven high altitude lakes in the Nye City region with pure water and blue tones. They report extinct volcanic craters across Stillwater, volcanic ash and lava indicating a former massive chimney to the earth interior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-Co
Nowa
Geo, Irwin
E. H. Steiman
J. P. Hughes
Nye City
George Irwin
Nye
Train schedule cuts transit time to Chicago stock yards
E A Gray general agent Northwestern Line Helena Montana reports trains from Twin City Minnesota Transfer and South St Paul stock yards to Union Stock Yards Chicago will reduce travel time from twenty eight hours to twenty four hours. This change guarantees shippers arrival in Chicago in good season for daily sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Gray
Northwestern Line
Helena
Montana
Twin City
Minnesota
South St. Paul
Union Stock Yards
Chicago
Reliance Wins Two In Yacht Race Showdown
The Reliance defeated Shamrock in the first race last Saturday by 7 minutes 3 seconds. A Tuesday rematch ended with a tighter margin of 1 minute 18 seconds in favor of the American yacht. Today's race was officially declared off due to time limits with Reliance leading when called.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reliance
Shamrock
Reward for Return of Branded Steel Gray Horse
A reward of 85.00 is offered for the return of a steel gray horse with a right thigh brand W. 15. The horse weighs about 1300 pounds. The owner is AnpERson of Absarokee Montana and seeks the animal's safe return to the ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anperson
Absarokee
Mont
School to Rebuild After Fire Damage in Grey Cliff
J Wohenbarger and S R Dillon visited Grey Cliff this week to insure the burned school building. The loss totals 1800 pounds with 1450 dollars of insurance. The building housed a 120 volume library recently bought. Trustees plan immediate reconstruction of the high quality country school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wohenbarger
S. R. Dillon
Grey Cliff
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Blue
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Francis Irvine
L. P. Tintinger
Budd Drug Co
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W.O. Tucker
the Pioneer Printing and Publishing Co
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R. W. Peters
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