Quiet Fourth of July Observed in Big Timber
Fourth of July was quietly observed in Big Timber with streets deserted and national colors displayed. Many residents stayed home or visited trout streams while a few celebrated at Lower Deer creek with ice cream from Jacob Hohenberger. Evening fireworks were set off safely in several parts of town ending one of the most safe and sane Fourths in Big Timber.
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Deer Creek
Jacob Hohenberger
Melville
America
Melville July Fourth Celebration Draws Large Crowd
Melville’s ith of July celebration drew a huge countywide crowd though lodging limited. Features included a Victor talking machine, clown acts, and a full race program with Thunderbolt winning the 1 mile dash. Various events crowned winners and a late dance closed the night. Bray advertises poultry.
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Prof. Beale
Thunderbolt
Kid Glen
Misa Jewett Harper 3d
John Weaver
Paul VanCleve
Weaver
Sweet Grass
Guess
Bob
Dixie
Katherine Adams
Charles Sunett
Bennett
Bright McCurry
Chas. McKenzie
Jellison
Campbell
VanCleve
Dave Nevin
Helen Hatch Dies in Mountain Fall Near Lethbridge
Big Timber mourns Miss Helen Hatch age twenty one after a mountain fall near Lethbridge Alberta. Alpine club member famed for Crow’s Nest ascent and bright promising career ends abruptly. A G Hatch and Beulah Busha travel to attend funeral.
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Lethbridge
Alta
Helen Hatch
Helen
Hatch
Crow’s Nest Mountain
State University
Missoula
A. G. Hatch
Beulah Busha
Absarokee Celebrates National Holiday With Oration and Music
In Absarokee crowds observed the holiday with bunting and a Declaration reading by Miss Garrigus. Attorney J T Vaughan delivered a highly praised address. The program included recitations choruses quartets and solos by local talent followed by a basket dinner and music from the Big Timber band and an orchestra from the band for an afternoon and evening dance.
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Absaroxeo
Stabbing on Duck Creek Ranch Ends in Death
Charles Carter dies from a knife wound after a quarrel on a Briggs and Ellis Duck Creek ranch hay rack. Boenry Butler, age 57, claims self defense and has been arrested. inquest set for tomorrow at 7:30 PM. Carter, about 28, is the victim.
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Undersherif A. Whitney
Boenry Butler
Mulkern
Briggs & Ellis
Duck Creek
Chas. Carter
Butler
Carter
War on the white plague Foley’s Honey and Tar promotion
All nations strive to curb consumption the deadly disease. Foley's Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds and is presented as safe and certain in results. W. D. Richards, druggist endorses it as avoiding danger from unknown preparations.
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Foley
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