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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1904

Page

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Montana Governor Toole Allied With Copper Interests Rumor

Washington dispatch notes rumors of a political deal in Montana linking Governor Toole with Amalgamated Copper and Senator Clark. The alleged pact would back Toole for governor and Clark ally to win a Senate seat, in exchange for Toole’s support and future copper interests' influence. Details vary, with several MPs and locals mentioned in a fluctuating Washington scene.

Washington, D. C Washington Montana Towa Mountain Treasure New York Wall Street Montana Copper Company Toole Amalgamated Copper Company Clark Congress Cibeon Dison Tis Hunt Porto Rico Wits Montaui Congressman Dison Fort Missoula Army Ort Missola City BR. A. Marlowe James Galen Helena Houston Parsons Missoula Horace Mitchell Deer Lodge University of Virgina D. S. Wade Territorial Supreme Court of Montana Fred L. Grantley Waterloo Madison County George Dean Eldridge Gallatin County

Hardware deal promises big stock and low prices

The Montana Trading Company Hardware Department offers a large stock from Charter Oak and Acorn Stoves and Ranges and Coles Air Tight Heaters with always right prices. They advertise Racine and Winona Carriages for fall, and a holiday line including Silverware Hardware Novel ties Cutlery China Crockery and Glassware with special inducements on low prices.

Charter Oak Acorn Coles

Holiday Furniture and Supplies Arrive in Stock

A carload of furniture and house furnishings for the holiday trade is now in stock including chairs couches china closets tables music racks book cases paper racks curtains pictures and frames carpets rugs and art squares. The Lumber Department offers a complete line of building materials sash doors window glass paints oils varnishes alabastine lime cement stucco building and carpet paper coal and wood.

Fish Commission Eyes Hatchery at Mammoth Springs

The Fish Commission plans a hatchery near Mammoth Springs with election of terms for property owners. The government aims to establish the facility within the next few months and will secure options after the survey is finished.

The Fish Commission Manmoth Springs

Paralysis Hits Grand Clerk Andrew Ault After Blow

Andrew Ault, a Grand clerk, suffers paralysis on the right side of his face. Doctors attribute it to a blow received during a Livingston football game weeks earlier, possibly causing a blood clot on facial nerves. He cannot close his right eye or move the right side of his lips when speaking.

Andrew Ault the Grand Mr. Ault McKay Livingston

Cattle Wintering Offer Near Stoorhead

Wanted 200 to 400 head of cattle to winter. Will guarantee against all loss save three per cent except from disease. Will care for the cattle feeding straw and hay when needed until April 10 at Stoorhead Address.

Stoorhead

M. W. of A Camp Announces Meeting and Local Business Circulation

M W of A Big Timber Camp No 10610 meets each Saturday at 8:30 PM in K P Hall led by M W Briner with V C G R Rexnovps as clerk. The McMillan Fur and Wool Co filed their December 26 1903 circular for reference noting the house’s quarter century existence and strong business, with shipper satisfaction highlighted.

Big Timber Camp M. W. of A K. P McMillan Fur & Wool Co

January Number of New Idea Magazine Promises Fresh Readings

The January issue showcases practical strands for women including an article on Laundering by Sarah Slater as part of a series on Profitable Industries for Women. Frances Wilson retells Charlotte Temple, Grace Porter Hopkins covers Washington hostesses, and fashion trends highlight new ideas. The Cottage Hotel offers meals and rooms at reasonable prices with a Palace restaurant link.

New Idea Women's Magazine Sarah Slater Frances Wilson Charlotte Temple Grace Porter Hopkins Washington

Horses for Sale in Big Timber Montana

Hors es for sale listing multiple prospects including mares geldings and yearlings. Prices offered cheap until spring with inquiry details directed to Ketsey in Big Timber Montana.

Afraid of the People in Sweet Grass County

The Great Falls Tribune notes Hannah’s affidavit objecting to Judge Loud handling the case, arguing the proceedings cast a bad reflection on Sweet Grass county. The defendant fears an unfair decision and doubts a jury will return a verdict according to the evidence.

Hannah Loud The Great Falls

Ranchers Face License Rules on Slaughtered Meats

Attorney General clarifies that ranchers who slaughter and sell beef or pork as a business must obtain a license even without a fixed town shop, while occasional sellers are exempt from the license though their meat remains subject to inspection.

Donovan

First Regular Election Of Officers For New Athletic Association

The first regular election of officers was held at the gymnasium in the Dier Browning block Monday night. AG Hateh was elected president P Patterson vice president J P Clark secretary Bert Pound treasurer Dro Jd G McKay medical advisor G M Hall H C Pound and J % Sheridan trustees. The club reports good membership and plans to install equipment soon. A weekly tee ball arrangement with the tututa company will run all nights except Friday. A second business meeting is set for Monday at 8:00 p.m. All members are urged to attend.

New Athletic Association Dier Browning AG. Hateh Pres P. Patterson J.P. Clark Bert Pound Treas Dro Jd. G. McKay G. M. Hall H. C. Pound Tututa Company Cis

Thomas Prather Returns From Seattle Operation

Thomas Prather and wife returned home from Seattle after he underwent an operation. Their train was halted seven miles west of the city to allow transfer to a ranch conveyance, sparing a long final leg. Prather endured the journey but his condition remains grave with little hope of recovery. House and contents destroyed at Big Elk in a total loss of about $3,000, insured for $2,500, believed started by a spark on the roof.

Thos. Prather Seattle Prather Big Elk Thomas Noble

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Washington News Amalgamated and Clark Montana Trading Company Hardware Department Montana Trading Co Aabma WBS M. W. OF Cottage Ketsey Big Mont Coe Ulster Dier-Browning Merc NED Athletic Association Thomas Prather
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