Rose Powell Returns From Visit to Cast
Mrs Rose Powell came home Tuesday after a several week visit in the Cast area.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1898
Page
5
Mrs Rose Powell came home Tuesday after a several week visit in the Cast area.
JOA Wall left Friday morning for Towa after receiving a telegram announcing his father's serious illness.
Bob Reese and C L Olmstead returned Monday from the Stillwater Basin where they had been examining mining machinery.
Taxpayers have paid about 348000 into the Sweet Grass county treasury with roughly 2000 unpaid. The balance reflects local assessments and outstanding sums due from residents.
Chas A. Reed and his brother A. B. Reed traveled from Columbus last week to see Mr. E. I. Meitinstrey and to conduct business. The trip combined friendly calls with work matters.
Mrs Skilman and Miss Mc Dermott traveled to Livingston last Friday to visit friends. The mother was to resume duties as county superintendent after a week in Big Timber.
A pair of diamond ear-rings will be the prize. The shoot happens at the Gun Club grounds on Friday December 1st at 10 am. Participants are urged to come well equipped with ammunition as the event will be decided that day.
Westman the sheepherder who killed Dan Martin and another herded last October appeared before Judge Kelly and posted $5,000 bail for his preliminary hearing set for December 9. Bert Shorey and William Ginton signed the bail bond.
Sheriff Hiedt A. T. Kellogg appoints George Hatch as under sheriff of Sweet Grass county. The decision surprised locals with rumors and speculation about the under sheriffship following the election, Hatch’s name previously unused in connection with the post.
Sydney Lanner returned Sunday from a visit to Helena where he says the city seems to be enjoying its usual prosperity.
Mr and Mrs Harry Raiff welcomed a baby boy into their home the first of the week.
Samuel Solberg and J. J. Kisey visited from the Sweet Grass region this week and said the vicinity has remained quiet since the election.
The many friends of Mrs. Mattie Uttermohle regret she is again very ill. Her condition has been very serious for a week and if she recovers sufficiently she will travel to New York for treatment.
Samuel Webster and Mrs. Alice Scott of Melville united in marriage in Big Dinber last Thursday evening with Rev. Host Wick officiating. The couple will honeymoon at Tlanters Hot Springs before making Melville their home. ProxneER extends congratulations.
Announcement reports the marriage of Charles I Stocker of this place to Marcia Simmons at her parents home in Waldo Maine on Thursday November 24. The couple will tour the southern states before settling back to live here.
Thos. Prather Jr. and Morland Fell returned from a weeklong hunt on Upper Deer Creek with two deer. Fell fractured a bone in his left hand during the trip and had the fracture reduced in town on Sunday.
Sydney Trox left Saturday for Red Lodge where the fall term of court was reconvened Monday by Judge Tenry. Mr. Box will assist the defense in the State versus George Savage charged with murder of D. J. Nelson. Mr. Pex will aid the prosecution of Thomas Salmon charged with the murder of William OConnor manager of Rocky Fork Coal Co.
County Commissioner McConnell arrived yesterday from his Boulder ranch. J. 7. Simmons came back Friday from a visit to friends in New England. Mr and Mrs Simmons plan to move to Southern California for the winter. Lavold and C. M. Reim returned from their Melville area ranches Monday. Lavold notes lingering snow due to absence of a Montana zephyr.
Mr and Mrs J N Kelly visited from Duck Creek ranch last Friday. Their son Clifford returned from Minnesota where he attended Winona horological and optical school and plans to start a business in the state.
The Della Pringle company appeared at Busha and Baileys hall last Saturday and Sunday evenings, delivering two strong entertainments under the circumstances. They were advertised for Friday but arrived late, so audiences were met Sunday night, with some citizens deeming it a great outrage. The manager believed the show would not disrupt anyone and attendance was voluntary.
Wyoming officers blame the Hole-in-the-Wall gang for the Red Lodge Meeteetse stage hold up and mail robbery. Post-office Inspector Waterbury urges officers to shoot gang members on sight and pay rewards dead or alive. He hints at an imminent final campaign with top marksmen ready in the west.
Rev Prichard will lead Sunday services at St Luke s Episcopal and Congregational church hosts a Sunday evening Christmas offering for Santa Claus. Tabor conducts two week long meetings in Busha Bailey s hall. U S rehearsal follows Congregational service. Dr W O Allen plans a Billings visit December 1. Dixon s offers holiday goods. Far mer s ad for Ralph S Jurrety insurance. T lood s pills advertised for nausea and headache.
The Independent Order of Forest ers plans a grand masquerade Friday evening December 23 at Busha and Baileys hall. Last year’s ball was well received and this lodge promises a better organized event for those who attended before.
Notice to stockholders of Big Timber National Bank that a meeting will be held at the bank offices on January 10 between 10 a.m. and 9 p.m. for the election of seven directors for the ensuing year and for any other business brought before the meeting. President A Hall. First published December
Sheriff-elect A T Kellogg states Geo M Hatch was not an applicant for under sheriff and that Hatch accepted the position with mutual understanding to perform duties. Kellogg compliments the retiring incumbents for their administration and hopes to sustain the high standard in Sweet Grass county.
Justivu introduces a new complete line of men’s, women’s and children’s boots and shoes at H. O. Kelloggs. The display highlights durable footwear for all ages with wide selections and traditional style.
Irvines offers fashionable shoes for ladies gents and children with good goods and low prices drawing steady trade in town.
A note confirms an order for nursery stock placed with the Greetey Colorado nursery. Details on species quantities and delivery are not provided in the readable text.
The note suggests consulting Professor Winery to determine the optimal fruit variety. It directs placing an order with Greely, Col. Nurseries, and asserts that success is assured.
Readers learn that flour is not at fault for failing cakes but the baking powder. The ad endorses Perfect Baking Powder as delivering reliable results with any flour.
Fine rams offered for sale at Billings Oregon from the Baldwin Sheep and Land Company hoard. They are large with smooth fine staple wool and heavy shearers. A. Fraser & Co.
Notice offers reduced prices on carbon and gloss finished photos from U can get UK Holiday Photo graphs through January 1 1899. Citations list busts pine gloss photos and enlarged portraits with or without frames. After January 1 1899 prices revert to former levels. W B Coorer & Co.
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