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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
5
Kimball pianos of all sizes and prices now available at J. B. Hall's in Butte Montana. Stock includes pianos from $250 to $500 with monthly payments as low as $10 and up to $25. Old instruments accepted at first payment. Orton Bros. handle tuning orders.
Notice instructs display ad copy for the Pronger be in the office by Tuesday noon to insure insertion in the week issue Locals and reading notices due by Wednesday afternoon for submission continuous publication guidance
Cottage offers first class meals while Montana Trading sells jelly glasses. George Hatch visited family for the 4th. State populist committee meets in Helena July 10 to set a state convention date. Great Falls aims to process 11 million pounds of wool this season. Harper Whiskey sold by Henry Witten. Methodist church hosts Sunday night views in Big Timber. John F. Clarke, Grand clerk, recovering from illness. R A McLeod, ex Livingston bootmaker, died in Idaho. W A Clark Jr admitted to practice law with high honors. Mrs Mary Baker of Big Timber visiting Hugh Hatfield. Dr J H Moore travels east toward St Paul and Kansas City. Big Timber Studio sells pastel and other portraits. beware Chicago artists. Bud Ashton sets world shear record with 303 sheep in one day. Peter Campbell, early settler, dies at Melville aged about 56. linked to Severance outfit. he was unmarried.
Notices mention cheap beds at the Cottage and fresh bakery goods at the Montana Trading company store. Miss Helen Gould and friends passed through en route to the Park, while J E Klock resigns as Helena schools superintendent to lead New Hampshire normal school.
An overflow shipment of superb Hallet & Davis pianos arrived separately beside a car lot of world renowned Kimball pianos. Watch for a description of these specially built latest designed pianos or call at J. E. Hall's to see them. Old instruments exchanged and installments taken. Tuning done.
George M. Beasley reported a loss of 1,700 sheep with potential rise to 2,000 from a 6,000 head shipment. Range near Coal Spur, west of Livingston, yielded wild peas whose milk pods act as a deadly poison to sheep. State Vet Knowles investigated alongside Beasley and his father.
The Pioneer reports a publishing arrangement with Helena Herald Publishing Company making the Helena Herald available twice weekly and the Pronger weekly for 2.25 dollars per year.
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