English wedding of Nina Jessie Philipson in Tottlebank
The Livingston Enterprise reports the marriage of Nina Jessie Philipson to Ernest Morris Strange at Tottlebank on a Tuesday. The ceremony featured hymns Stand Up For Jesus and O Love Divine and Bride wore ivory satin with Plauen lace. The couple left for London and Montevideo after a reception at Vale View Sparkbridge.
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Livingston
Boulder
Teddy Swainson
Nina Jessie Philipson
Philip Philipson
Tottlebank
Ernest Morris Strange
Caleb Strange
Gibson Street
Plymouth
Nina Jessie
T. Phillipson
Vale View
Sparkbridge
W. Osborne
Jesus
Hodgkinson
Gunson
Thorn Cottage
C. H. Hodgkinson
Liverpool
Mrs. Philipson
Miss Philipson
Yale View
Philipson
Sparkbridge Mill
Pioneer Readers Face Change of Paper Management
A brief notice explains an absolute management change at the Pioneer with a new deal. After pending matters are settled and railroad traffic resumed the plant will be updated and the paper issued in a brand new dress. The Pioneer remains the official newspaper of Sweet Grass County and the City of Big Timber. Jean P. Decker.
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Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Pioneer
Sweet Grass County
Big Timber
Illinois
Nig Timber
Montana Railroad Strike Fears Grow as Weeks Pass
Reports from multiple railroads show limited freight movement only to yards at Billings while eastern papers claim widespread through freight stoppages. Officials warn of a possible nationwide strike next month, with engineers firemen conductors switchmen and brakemen reportedly united and ready to walk on December 12 if demands are not met. Local Livingston crews reportedly bound by contracts, reducing immediate strike risk, as publicity boosts Montana’s appeal to eastern investors and settlers seeking land and irrigation prospects.
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Montana
Billings
Eastern
United States
Northern Pacific
Livingston
Northern Pacific Division
Unres
J. H. Hail
State Publicity Bureau
Hall
United States Census Bureau
Durand
Farmers Asked to Aid Census Office in Montana
An appeal to Montana farmers from J H Hall urges detailed record keeping for the 1910 census. Directors outline required data on land, crops, livestock, dairy, eggs honey wax, and farm expenditures with assurances the information stays for statistics and will not affect taxes.
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Census
Switchmen Resume Work After Livingstone Meeting
Ten switchmen announce readiness to return to duty after a conference in Livingstone with Montana division Superintendent Brown. The move ends a strike stalemate and allows Yellowstone division operations to normalize with freight receiving resuming. Colonel Coit of the Briggs-Ellis Company pushes for sheep shipments to the eastern market.
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Livingston
Brown
Montana
Yellowstone
Colonel Coit
Briggs-Ellis Company
Secure A Home In Sweet Grass County
Sweet Grass county offers rich natural resources and advantages making it the state’s richest area. It calls for development to increase prosperity and urges workers to occupy and till the land. Homes await the industrious and thrifty with opportunities open to all.
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Sweet Grass County
Death of Promising Youth James Rease
Notice of the death of James Rease aged 17 who died November 20 from scarlet fever after a 24 hour illness. He was a brother of Mrs. Robert Guthrie of Grey Cliff and their mother the sole surviving relatives. He was popular and known for his manly bearing and exemplary conduct.
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James Rease
Robert Guthrie
Grey Cliff
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Doilies
W.H. Patterson
Rexal Drug Store
Big Timber, Montana
Royal Electric Coffee
A.J. Deer Co
Hornell
N. Y
J. A. Elliott
Elliott & Coit
Owan
Bear Creek
Montana Cold Storage and Fuel Company
England
Jean P. Decker
BIC Timber
Hlindg Man
Busi
Ness
Vances
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