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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1916

Page

12

Fort Benton Exults as Richest Town Per Capita in U S

Fort Benton Montana proclaims itself the richest town per capita in the United States with bank vaults full and every resident potentially owed two thousand dollars. The city unveils a grand lighting upgrade on Front Street with sixty new electrolier posts, improved sidewalks and paving, and a new sewer system amid broader riverfront beautification.

Benton Fort Lewis Fort Benton River Town Ort Benton Montana United States Missouri Front Street Helena Anaconda Great Falls Miracle Concrete Corporation of C. H. Kelley Kalispell Gerhart, Jaqueth Company of Highwood Mountains American Fur Company

A Political Revolution in North Dakota

A militant farmer movement in North Dakota swept the Republican primaries and gained control of governorship, state offices, the supreme court, railroad commission, and most of the legislature. The group built a nationwide attention campaign, funded by dues from tens of thousands of pledged farmers and an organized network of county foremen and managers.

Organization of North Dakota Farmers Supreme Court Railroad Commission League State House Daily Press North Dakota Minnesota South Dakota Montana Fargo Sam W. Teagarden

Northern Pacific to Grow Its Own Trout

The Northern Pacific plans to stock its dining cars with trout from a hatchery under construction in Missoula. Varieties will include cutthroat, mountain, and eastern brook trout, with capacity to supply 1,500 to 2,000 fish daily. Attendants will serve trout within 20 to 80 minutes of harvest.

Northern Pacific Missoula Hazen J. Titus Mr. Titus Pacific Northwest Seattle Kent, Wash

Homesteaders Grow Bumper Grain Crops Far From Railroad

Northern Montana homesteaders yield half a million bushels of wheat from ranches over 20 miles from rail lines. Bill Earl reports 11 500 bushels of wheat from a Marias Goosebill area ranch 25 miles from rail. Locals push for a southern electric line to cut wagon hauls and attract further acreage.

Montana Great Northern Cutbank Havre Bill” Earl Marias Gooseebill Chester

Montana Pupils Ride to School in Wagons

Libby and Geraldine schools buy school wagons as Rural consolidation gains support in Montana. General School Supply of Great Falls leads the move, offering a full line of desks, chairs, maps and classroom materials.

Montana Libby Geraldine Little Red General School Supply Company of Great Falls Comany Missoula General

Fergus High School Campaign Fights Fan Weed

Fergus county high school launches a drive against fan weed with teachers in rural communities urged to cooperate in the effort.

Fergus County

Burlingame Acts as Governor in Absence of Sewart

Senate President James Burlingame acts as governor in Helena as Samuel V. Sewart travels east for a governors meeting and Lt. Gov. McDowell is out of state. Burlingame sits in the gubernatorial chair with overcoat in the governor’s closet.

Samuel V. Sewart W. W. McDowell J. M. Burlingame Cascade Helena

Miles City Horse Market Grows With Remount Station

Miles City hosts the largest primary horse market in the United States, surpassing Chicago and St Louis in cattle and horse turnover. The Miles City Horse Sales Co. operates yards over ten acres with branches in Utah and Oregon, led by Ed Love and Luther Milligan, while nearby Fort Keogh remount station under Captain Winterburn buys and trains artillery and cavalry horses for the U.S. Army.

A.B Clarke Montana Miles City Northern Pacific Mitch” Ball Mr. Clarke United States Chicago St. Louis C. B. Ingham South Dakota Ed Love Luther Milligan Guy Crandall Fort Keogh Winterburn U.S. A United States Army West

Commissioners Eyed Helena to Smith River Wagon Road

Lewis and Clark county officials face a petition to aid building a wagon road from Helena to the Smith river valley. Proponents say the county providing half the funds could trigger an equal federal contribution under the new law.

Lewis and Clark County Helena Smith River

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