Local Lay Out and Social Notes From Big Timber
The column recalls Ora Vestal winning first prize in a Lee’s cigar raffle and mentions Carry Sanborn arriving from Merrill. The Degree of Honor meets Monday at Busha and Bailey’s hall. Frank Lee’s cigar factory sells ready to use cigar clippings. Almas and Co. advertises Martha Washington Perfume and Creme de Lis. Rumors speak of several weddings soon. Roy and Guy Skillaan visit from their Boulder home to see friends in Dig Timber. Ida and Emma Stubblefield and Schuyler Cellars attend Columbus masquerade. Some debts unsettled, and Dixon’s offers the finest silverware at low prices. Mr and Mrs J A Hall welcome a daughter born Saturday night.
Local travelers head to Hicks Park and Boulder Camp
Geo. M. Sjatch and Geo. F. Hudson left Monday by private conveyance for a few days visit to Hicks Park and the Boulder Camp. Prof. John E. Rees and Miss Menth Cellars, noted teachers at Lig Timber's school, attended the state teachers institute at Liyineston last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. M. Sjatch
Geo. F. Hudson
Hicks Park
Boulder Camp
John E. Rees
Miss Winifred Matheson Visits Tranters Mot Springs
Miss Winifred Matheson who teaches at Tranters Mot Springs spent several days this week visiting with her friend Miss Bessie Mirriclees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Matheson
Tranters Mot Springs
Bessie Mirriclees
Shiloh's Cure Offered With Guarantee Ad
An antique ad proclaims Shiloh's Cure guarantees relief for incipient consumption and calls it the best cough remedy. The advertisement lists prices at 50 cents and one dollar, sold by Moore and Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shiloh
Zie
Moore & Budd
Postmaster Change at Local Office
The expected change occurred Tuesday morning as Rie Timber named Mrs Run ner assumed charge as postmaster. The office will remain in the Dixon block for the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rie Timber
Runner
Dixon Block
Shiloh's Vitalizer Praised In Chattanooga Ad
Mrs. T. B. Wawkins of Chattanooga Tennessee proclaims Shiloh's Vitalizer saved her life and calls it the best remedy for a debilitated system. The ad claims it helps dyspepsia liver and kidney trouble and notes price and local seller Moore and Budd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wawkins
Chattanooga
Tenn
Moore & Budd
Big Timber Merchants Eye Record Year Ahead
Local merchants in Big Timber are preparing annual inventories and forecast a year’s business that may surpass all prior years, despite current economic hard times and a general downturn in commerce.
Williams Laments Loss Of 17 Month Old Daughter
T. A. Williams, a district land agent for the Northern Pacific, was in town Tuesday. Friends extend sympathy as he mourns the loss of his seventeen month old daughter who died on Christmas Day from pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Williams
Dlam
Northern Pacific
Election of officers at Big Timber Lodge No 39 AOUW
At Monday night’s regular meeting of Big Timber Lodge No 39 AOUW officers for the forthcoming term were elected. J W Bailey was named Past Master Workman, T F E Rice Master Workman, O M Hatch Foreman, M H Morand Overseer, P A Severance Recorder, O M Lanphear Financier, J W Geiger Receiver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Lodge
No. 39
J.W. Bailey
T. F E. Rice
O. M. Hatch
Notice to Stockholders at Big Timber National Bank
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of stockholders of the Big Timber National Bank of Big Timber will be held at the bank office on the 9th day of January 1895 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. to elect seven directors for the ensuing year and to transact other business. A. H. Hains, Cashier. Big Timber, Dec 1894.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bigimber National Bank
Big Timber
I A. Hatn
Big Timber, Dec. Ltd
Raiff and Cellars Tie The Knot In Local Wedding
Mr Harry U Raiff and Miss Della Cellars wed at the Kellogg residence on Ander son street in a simple ceremony by Rev Joseph Pope. Attendants included A L Snook and Bessie Mirrielees as guests and relatives shared a generous reception hosted by Mrs Kellogg and Miss Mentie Cellars.
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Harry U. Raiff
Della Cellars
A. O. Kellogg
Anderson Street
Joseph Pope
Columbus
A. LE. Snook
Bessie Mirrielees
N. O. Kellupa
M. W. Uatch
A. J. Kellogg
Mentie
Bessie
Edith Mirrielees
Messrs. Schuyler
Charlie
Thos. Ross
A. B. Snook
The Columbia Desk Blender Calendar 1895
The Pope Manufacturing Company issues the 1895 Columbia Desk Calendar with dainty silhouettes and witty verses. Each daily leaf highlights better roads outdoor exercise and bicycling. available for five 2 cent stamps from Pope Mfg Co Hartford Conn or from any Columbia bicycle agency.
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Pope Manufacturing Company
Hartford
South Omaha Drovers Journal Advert
The South Omaha Drovers Journal offers tri weekly semi weekly and weekly editions with livestock market reports from South Omaha and telegraphs from major markets. Subscription rates are four dollars daily two fifty tri weekly two dollars semi weekly and one fifty weekly.
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Southmalkea Dailey Drovers Journal
West
South Omaha
Ker
Tuk Drovers Journal Company
Union Stock Yards
Neb
Christmas Cosmopolitan Promises Rich Literary Mix
The issue blends Kipling Howells Spencer Trask and Tourgee with poetry by Arnold Stedman and Riley and showcases women portraits and photographs linked to an article on The Relation of Photography to Art. Napoleon Nay travel piece and Great Passions of History items accompany others praised for quality and illustrations.
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Rudyard Kipling
William Dean Howells
Spencer Trask
Burton Tarrison
Albion W. Tourgee
Sir Edwin Arnold
Edmund Clarence Stedman
James Whitcomb Riley
Remington Torche
Reinhart
Turner
van Schaick
Gibson
Stevens
Napoleon Nay
Froude
Gosse
Notice for Final Proof In Land Claim at Big Timber
Public notice from the Bozeman land office states Edward Arneson seeks final proof for Lot 4g N Wj and S Wij of N By See 30 T2 N R1E before U S Court Clerk John Barbour at Big Timber on February 18. Witnesses Nels Iverson Horatio Gregg Theodore Oleson William Youmans are named to prove continuous residence and cultivation. First published January 3 1895.
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Land Office
Bozeman
Montana
John Te Barbour
Sluner
Big Timber
Edward Arneson
Nels Iverson
Horatio Gregg
Theodore
Oleson
William £. Youmans
P. Blakeley
Register
The Friend in Need. A Reminiscence of a London Actor
Fleury Irving recalls a Christmas dinner with colleagues in a Strand room where Joe Robin, once prosperous in underwear, shares a final act of generosity. Joe, now poor, sells his last warmth to fund a dinner and lends his only remaining garment to a friend, revealing the depth of his poverty and kindness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
London
Fleury Irving
Joe Robin
Joe
Guy Fawkes
Tee
Mr. Irving
New York Tribune
Cunnery on the Comstock 18 Shatters Cost and Power Records
The Virginia City Enterprise notes that Cunnery on the Comstock 18 stands as the most costly and the most powerful in the world, signaling unprecedented investment and capability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Enterprise
Antitreating League Pledges But Accepts Drinks
A dialogue excerpt from New York Weekly shows two men discussing etiquette around treating. One member promises not to treat but notes no rule forbids accepting a drink, prompting a lighthearted back and forth about continuing the round.
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Gayboy
Hardhead
Old Boy
New York Weekly
Making a Change in the Parlor Sofa
In a short exchange Bingo reveals he swapped a larger sofa for a smaller one after his daughter disliked the old piece. The banter highlights domestic taste and family dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingley
Idle Ike and Lazy Luke in a Brooklyn Life vignette
The piece portrays Idle Ike passing by a seller without notice and Lazy Luke asking why he is ignored. It notes this is the third time the man has been caught trying to gain a living, reflecting urban satire.
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Luke
How to Clear the Voice For Singers
A glimpse at varied vocal care practices among performers. Gallimeyer rubs the throat with rum and glycerin before shows. Labatt eats two pickles. Xelia Trebelli drank lemonade prior to performances.
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Gallimeyer
Labatt
Wachtel
Walter
Geistinger
Xelia Trebelli
Kinderman
Southeino
How to Cook Trout For Breakfast
Clean and dry trout. Roll lightly in flour and fry in butter until a delicate brown. Drain on a hot napkin, then arrange on a heated dish. Garnish and serve with salt only if frying in lard or unsalted dripping.
Valuable Pumps Across Shafts Cost Major Pumps
The hydraulic pumps for the Combination shaft total about 3 million dollars with the first ether put in at 750000. Surface pump plants at the same site cost 400609 while Union shaft pumps run around 500000. Yellow Jacket shaft steam pump plant costs nearly 800000 and Forman shaft pumps about 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Shaft
Yellow Jacket
Forman
Astonishing Offers in Premium Supplement
The Premium Supplement of the Weekly Pioneer Press unveils unusually liberal propositions, highlighted by broad terms and notable incentives. The feature emphasizes generous offers and enticing terms aimed at attracting readers and buyers.
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Pioneer Press
Arti
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