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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1901
Page
2
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Letter accuses the Leader editor of broadcasting falsehoods and personal abuse about the Pioneer, challenging the Leader to show a line where the Promer has attacked listed citizens and firms, while denouncing the editor as a hypocrite who betrayed local principles.
A newspaper writer condemns the Leader as a hypocrite and imposter. The author claims decades of fair journalism, rejects personal attacks on business rivals, and vows to ignore future assaults while urging the public to judge.
Citizens denounce the Yellowstone Leader for attacking private citizens and business men during a heated campaign. They urge editors to end malice in political writing and stop using columns to vent spleen.
Tur PronerR extends best wishes to the county officers and hopes the new administration continues the economy minded governance praised by taxpayers. He notes that incumbents have shown ability and that new officers were chosen for fitness and will serve creditably, preserving the legacy of former leaders.
The selection of Jake Lyons for undersheriff appears to meet approval from most of the county. Sheriff Fallang is to be congratulated on his good judgment in this choice. The pair will form a strong team to beat.
Governor Toole announces he will not seek the U S Senate seat. His decision reduces field of hopefuls and sets focus on other contenders in the race.
Readers are informed that balloting for U.S. Senators will commence next Tuesday. The notice outlines the start of the voting period and directs eligible voters to prepare for the election process.
An official order sets annual court terms for Sweet Grass Park and Carbon counties. It specifies dates: Sweet Grass First Monday February Third Monday May Third Monday October Third Monday December Park Fourth Monday February First Monday May First Monday September Third Monday November Carbon Second Tuesday March First Tuesday June Third Tuesday September First Tuesday December. The prior order is revoked.
A Montana record accuses the Helena Evening Herald of treason against the Republican party, detailing alleged support for W. A. Clark and suppression of Democratic criticism. It cites a forged invitation letter and a lying editorial aimed at displacing Carter, with Republican readers urged to see through the paper’s falsified defenses.
At 8 a m yesterday Rev Father Pirnat joined John L Scarlett and Helen P Van Cleve in marriage at the bride’s parents country home near Melville. The pair drove to Big Timber for a 2 45 west bound honeymoon tour to Salt Lake and coast points.
The Journal notes rising demand for beef from 20 to 22 month old cattle and mutton from well grown lambs. It argues young stock is tender and fetches good prices, and that profitable breeders keep calves growing to finish with careful feeding and two grazing seasons before sale.
Charles E Severance a former prominent sheepman from Meagher and Fergus counties is jailed in Dawson Canada on alleged fraud charges. Montana friends ask Governor Smith and the state delegation to investigate to see if an innocent American is being punished.
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