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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
4
Notice records the entry of Biz' Timber in a Montana post office as a second-class matter, indicating a local mailing status and archival submission. It notes the location Biz' Timber and the jurisdiction Montana, with standard postal classification.
The notice shows subscription pricing with rates for one year and half year, including unclear entries. Readers are directed to renew or enroll with the stated prices.
Official Paper of Sweet Grass County notes Democrats clap for a split in the Montana GOP. It criticizes malcontents within the party who seek appointments or revenge, warning such acts will be seen as untrustworthy and futile in affecting party leadership or results.
The Helena Herald faces scrutiny from the Great Falls Leader over its 870000 purchase funds 70000 annual operating costs and mortgage payoff. The Leader links the Herald to Democratic aims while noting alfalfa feed experiments boost ranchers and stockmen as winter feeding looms and sheep profits rise through alfalfa usage.
Sunday Rea Bros shipped 28 cars about 6000 sheep fed on alfalfa for fifty days. The mixed flock was tended by J. W. Vestal and Rob J. Neumayer. Three year olds gained fifteen pounds per head while the outfit averaged eleven pounds. Original purchase and sale terms matched those used for Bailey and Vestal.
Readership offer announces a one dollar yearly subscription to TuE Pioneer for individuals. The note emphasizes an affordable rate and personal access to the publication.
The Pioneer’s late arrival to readers last week left the Yellowstone Leader short of news and personals. The Leader explains the delay to justify its near absence of items and accuses the Leader of stealing items as fillers to simulate a real newspaper.
Mrs Lawrence entertained about twenty young ladies at the dancing club rooms Tuesday night. Guests enjoyed games dancing music recitations and stories. At midnight a luncheon was served and the hostess was voted queen of entertainers. Attending were Misses Walker Harrison Whitfield Smoot Taylor J Allen M Allen Lottie Emma Phoebe Nellie Stubblefield Weidenbach Williams Guthrie Maude Vestal and Mrs Webb assisted by Mrs Whitney and Mrs Preston.
C E Caulkins has leased two rooms beside the pharmacy in the Hatch block to open The Fair a full stock dry goods ladies and gentlemen's furnishings and shoes. He formerly managed the Ross Dier furnishings department and was with Thompson Bros of Livingston. The store will operate on a slatsletty cash basis and Opens mid February with a complete stock.
O H Segerstrom wed Miss Amy Headley of Luther Michigan. He once published the Big Timber Express and has since worked with a large Michigan publication. He formed a partnership with Orville Dennis and John Ransom to launch a new plant and paper at Orner Michigan with Segerstrom as editor and manager.
L Rufus Hill and company open a three night stock engagement at the Big Timber opera house starting Thursday January 16. They travel coastward performing eastern plan shows with eight big specialties between acts a continuous round of pleasure. Nightly program changes with Pavings of Paris as the melodrama opening. Reserved seats on sale at the usual place with prices 35 50 and 75 cents.
Matt Michaels, visiting from McLeod, was injured in town when his leg was struck by a leg he was snaking out. The outer bone near the ankle broke and he suffered heavy bruising, leaving him laid up for several days.
Mr. Olds representing the Coe Commission company spent a day here this week and after reviewing the field decided to establish a local branch. For now stock market reports will be received and bulletined each morning at Beasley and Douthett's office, which will handle operations until a regular operator and office space are secured.
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