Local notices and ads mix in Big Timber update
County Commissioner Irvine called to Butte on business. Lost pocket book with ten dollars and keys. reward offered. Entertainment at Congregational church Saturday evening. Jeweler Roberts offers a Yogo sapphire ring with every fifty cent purchase at Roberts until Jan 1 1904. Various store ads and personal notes collected from Big Timber locale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Hitchcocks
Irvine
Butte
Alberts
Budd Drug Co
Hathhorn
Korrent
Dixon House
Episcopal Church
A. G. Hateh
Congregational
Metropole
Lamb
Hungerford
Bozeman
Roberts
Johnony Anderson
Harlowton
1St Boulder
Fitzgerald
B. E B. West
Gertrude Morrissey
Sheridan
Wyo
New Deer Creek
A. Irvine
Ladies’ Aid Society of
Howie
Christie
Death on the Roadend: Robert McClatchey’s Fatal Fall
The community learns of Robert McClatchey’s death after his wagon apparently struck a rock, throwing him to the ground near his Melville home. He died from head injuries as the wagon wheel may have caused the fall. his body was later brought to Big Timber for burial with Doric Lodge conducting the service. He was 56, a longtime area resident and early state pioneer, survived by a widow, two children, and a Chicago-based daughter from a former marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melville
Robert McClatchey
Mr. McClatchey
Big Timber
Doric Lodge No. 53
A. F
A. M
Lodge
Congregational Church
Fort Benton
Hearst
Ian
Chicago
A Wager Lost and a Girl in Blue
A humorous excerpt shows a bet where a girl agrees to refuse a proposal, but she did not. The Chicago Post notes the plan backfired as the expected refusal did not occur. A Detroit Free Press reflection adds that life goes on despite personal setbacks, underscoring human insignificance in a continuing world.
Author Expiaing Brightens From Critics, Kansas City Journal
A quirky dialogue notes that author Mrs Marigold grows brighter due to criticisms of her books. Mr Author explains his wit comes from readers critiques and self improvement as reported by the Kansas City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marigold
Kansas City Journal
World owes me a living dispute echoes in court
A young man and an older judge debate financial fate as the judge declares the youth no preferred creditor in a terse exchange about rights and debts. The remark underlines class and legal standing in a moral vignette.
Proverb on proving too much leads to nothing
A French proverb states that attempting to prove too much ends up proving nothing. It warns against overreaching arguments without sufficient evidence.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hamilton
Elgin & Waltham
Richard Roberts
Jeweler and
Opticien
Montana
Reliable Palace
Montana Trading Co
Robt. Guthrie
Grey Cliff
Wm. Martin
John Anderson
Cranston
Ont
Canada
Wastep Faitarne
Travelers
J.B. Trammell
Deer Creek
Deer Creek Mining Co
Budds
Badd Drug Co
J. J. White
J. A Mall
Red Lodge
Henry
Lonesome Joe
Rudd Drug Co
Geo. M. Hateh
J. W. Wold
Goat Badd Drug Co
Davis
W. Alien
Tambry
HK. E. West
al Walker
Singer Sewing Machine Company
California
BE. West
McKay
McLeod
Ed Hughes
N.Y. Tribune-Farmer
Pioneer
Christie's
Sweet Grass
Shanks
W. M
C. A. Bailey
P. W. Allen
W. P
H.S. Evans
McGee
A. C
BE. CG. Hale
Treas
Ethel Keith
W. A. Clark
Clark
J.T. Parker
al Bryant
A.M. Dodge
Kudd Drug Co
Otto Vestal
Missoula
Alex. Duffy
Hans Langaunet
Park
North Dakota
Washington
Oregon
Sig Timber
E.G. Kennedy
Lower
Yellowstone
Helena
Helen Hatch
Floy Barbour
Elise Adam
John Widdicombe
Glendive
Inez Sanborn
Enoaaa
Garl
Grg
Chicago Post
Detroit Free Press
Pippins
Gates & Olmstead
United States
Cadiu Diane
Walter Baker & Co
Cta
Europe
America
Dorchester
Massachusetts
Paul
Minneapolis
Duluth
Points East
Tacoma
Portland
W. J. Haynes
Spokane
Seattle
Aska Klondike
Chas
S. Fee
G. P. A ST. Paul
Minn
North Coast Limited
Atlantic Express
Burlington
Pacific Express
Wee
U. m
Pullman
Logan
Big Timber National Bank
Jas. Vestal
C. T. Busha
Joan F. Asbury
F.E. Taylor
J. D. Radford
John P. Asbury
D. D. Smith
T. Washa
Abel Gardner
H. C. Allen
Fire and Life Insurance
Barnours
Fast Mail
St. Paul
Milwaukee & St. Paul
Pioneer Limited
B. Dixon
N. Ww
Robert St., ST. Paul
Howard Bros
A. Pebrine
Sam Lee
Proprietors
Bowling Alley
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