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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1935

Page

3

Extermination by Grey Hounds Hailed Then Shunned

Montana livestock interests in 1888 tested wolf and coyote extermination with grey hounds but found little effect on predator numbers. Reports from Wallace Taylor and S A Sweeney note wolves and calves, with poisoning seen as more effective yet needing safer delivery. A Billings Gazette correspondent and St Paul dispatch reflect mixed outcomes and ongoing debate.

Montana LOU” Grill Helena Independent Wallace Taylor Chateau Philbrook Judith Basin Billings Gazette Rocky Mountain Husbandman Patterson Fort Logan St. Paul Globe New Rockford Dakota Olson North Dakota Alamosa Colorado William Baldwin Monte Vista Baldwin Fort Shaw R. P. Dodd Mr. Lane Cheyenne Laramie Plains Scotch Deer Hounds

Dog wakes woman as Montana ranch home burns

Mrs. Frank Grubb and five children escaped a fire that destroyed their ranch house ten miles north of Roundup. The family woke when their dog vigorously licked Mrs. Grubb, allowing them to flee with only a few clothes saved. Deputy Sheriff Jack Thomas aided by moving the family to Roundup.

Frank Grubb Roundup Jack Thomas Grubb

Roundup Miner Killed on Highway

George Jancich a 21 year old coal mine worker from the Thirty Mile section was killed near his stalled truck on the Roundup Billings highway about 23 miles south of Roundup when struck by a truck driven by J G Jay of Winnett. He stood beside his vehicle awaiting aid after his brother went for help. The accident occurred when no warning flares were placed to mark the stalled machine.

George Jancich Thirty Mile J. G. Jay Winnett Billings Roundup Jancich Fred Sickmiller Jancid Jay

Montana Officials Move to Enforce Strict Speed Limits and Chain Mandate

Montana highway patrol orders arrest for drivers over 35 mph in four zoned districts including Bozeman-Livingston, Helena-Wolf Creek, Drummond-Missoula, and MacDonald Pass. Chief Lou Boedecker also requires caravaners to equip their vehicles with chains as wolves and predators dominate regional reports from North Dakota to Colorado.

Montana Lou Boedecker Bozeman-Livingston Hill Helena Wolf Creek Drummond Missoula MacDonald Pass Boedecker

Early Montana Gold Seekers and Sun River Pioneers

Early settlers sought gold in Montana with some success, among them Charles Larpenteur who dug the first spade into the Sun River valley near Fort Shaw in 1848. Stories from Uncle Bob Vaughn recounts of crossing and settling efforts, the lure of gold, and the harsher realities of prairie life and grazing on weathered bunch grass.

Montana Sun River Charles Larpenteur Mr. Clark Fort Shaw Larpenteur Bob” Vaughn Sun River Valley Jesse James Middlewest Sun River Crossing Helena and Benton Road Land Ofice Helena Register Vaughn Chouteau County Baker Marias River War Department Fort Ellis Second Cavalry Joe Kipp Henry Martin Joe Cobel William Sparks Sake Colonel Vaughn Washington Beavers First Post

James brothers aided by Montana sheriff in 1870s

In Deer Lodge county the James brothers and Cole Younger rode with Sheriff William Vaughn to Deer Lodge while transporting $20,000 for Donnell Clarke and Larabie Bank. Vaughn says the gang sought immunity and would not violate Montana law, then stayed for months before leaving quietly.

Montana Charles S. Warren Butte Warren Deer Lodge General Warren James Brothers Jesse James Jesse Napton Cole Younger Wapton Missouri Pioneer Donnell, Clarke & Larabie’s James Boys Rock Creek

Follow Doctors Rule to Relieve Constipation with Liquid Syrup Pepsin

The ad urges gradual laxative reduction under physician guidance using liquid laxatives like Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It claims complete relief and comfort from biliousness due to constipation and offers a money back guarantee if not satisfied.

Dr. Caldwell

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S. A. Sweeney Milner Cattle Company Benton Daily River Press Sweeney University of Minnesota College of Agriculture PAG Anaconda Copper Mining Company Anaconda, Montana Calumet Jack Caskey Avalon St Memphis, Tenn Nancy E. Williams Moreland Ave Atlanta, Ga K. J. Tobin Beverly Hills General Foods
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