Timber Montana Manager Appointed for Thursday Afternoon
A terse notice mentions a manager named Big Timber Montana in relation to Thursday afternoon duties at a location on E Sheridan. It reads as a brief staffing update with minimal context.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1903
Page
4
A terse notice mentions a manager named Big Timber Montana in relation to Thursday afternoon duties at a location on E Sheridan. It reads as a brief staffing update with minimal context.
The column portrays Senator Gorman as opposing the Panama policy, arguing Democrats may block the canal treaty to gain votes. It notes Republican support from the South and press sentiment across major cities, and questions England's stance as the isthmus moves toward a settlement amid Colombian debt issues.
The piece notes Gorman and allies will be asked to pick sides in the Panama issue as Panama plans December elections for a national convention to form a permanent government. It argues public support across nearly all states favors U.S. involvement, predicting a sweeping 1904 party defeat for Gorman and his associates.
Last Thursday onrecht Bae Timber lodge Knight of P. entertained about sixty friends at a smoker. The evening featured piano solos by AL Bryant and songs by a quartet including W C Ryan Thos Gafond Chas Gates and Ben Kleinhessentink. At 11 o clock a sumptuous repast was served toast by Hon Geo M Hatel and Prof W C Ryan gave a felicitous reply. After eats the group enjoyed storytelling music and songs until 2 a m when they sang Auld Lang Syne and Home Sweet Home.
The DeMoss family known as the lyric bards of America will appear Saturday evening January 2 at the new Congeregational church under the Homeland Circle. They are famed as world renowned entertainers who have traveled widely and use about 50 musical instruments in performances.
A meeting organized the Big Timber Athletic Association appoints A. G. Hatch H. C. Pound and J. J. Sheridan to draft by laws. At a Tuesday meeting bylaws were adopted with A. G. Hatch president J. P. Clark secretary Bert Pound treasurer and BE M Hall Hi Witten and Mr Kleinhessen as trustees. Quarters are in the former Roberts store.
District Court resumes Monday December 28 after Judge Henry postponed the term. Eighteen civil cases and two criminal matters are listed, including A G Yule versus W J Hannah for 25000 in damages for malicious prosecution and State versus Alexandria Wells for burglary.
Local cattlemen report Chicago commission houses will drop traveling solicitors after a new policy. A Chicago firm releases Montana agents including H S McEwen of Rosenbaum Bros Co, with promises to abolish printed bulletins and wire sale reports. Stockmen fear higher unified prices next season.
The bowling tournament ended Saturday night with Team 3 taking honors. Team 1 scored 422, Team 4 had 6,361, Team 2 totaled to be announced. The winning team members were H. Allen E. M. Hall and W. J. Haynes. Tuesday night a match between court house staff and clerks ended with the clerks winning by 59 pins.
Lieut White received notice from Adj Gen Ashby that Hannah’s resignation was accepted and the company will be turned over. A special meeting led to moving the armory to Dier Browning hall. Lieut Sargent becomes captain and 2nd Lieut White becomes first lieutenant with a second lieutenant vacancy to be filled by election.
Charles H Bramfield of Reed travels to Livingston to wed Miss Margaret J Corbett this afternoon. Miss Maud Westi wed Mr M Matlen of Joplin at Helena earlier in the week. The brides are tied to Briggs Ellis ranch circles and will reside near the Briggs Ellis ranch after marriage.
A seller offers two coming five-year-old mares, two coming three-year-old geldings, four coming two-year-olds, one coming yearling mare, and three well broken saddle horses. They will be sold cheap and run till spring. Enquire of D. A. Kesey, Big Timber, Montana.
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