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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
3
William T. Hamilton, known as Uncle Billy, survived early death predictions to become a hardened frontiersman. He joined the Williams expedition in 1842, earned trust with Cheyenne and Sioux allies, and fought Blackfeet in the Big Horn region, later recounting his scalping and battles with vivid detail.
A high noon open air mass in Stevensville on August 27 will feature a 70-voice Cathedral Choristers from St. Helena Cathedral Helena. Directed by Father Mathias A. Weber the choir gained renown across Montana and the Northwest for liturgical music. The group performs at St Helena Cathedral from September to June during solemn high mass Sundays.
A reader guides safe behavior during storms noting avoid baths, electric devices, and open fireplaces. It suggests staying away from irons telephones and fences, recommends iron beds or metal frames in cars, and ends with a rural nitrogen benefit from lightning while downplaying fear.
Funeral services were held at White Sulphur Springs for William J Buckingham pioneer rancher of Smith river valley who died of a heart attack at his daughter's home He had lived with his daughter Mrs Lucille Straugh since his wife’s death six years ago Buckingham born in England in 1862 came to the United States early in life He married Martha Davy in 1890 and lived at Diamond City during its boom then moved to the Smith river valley in 1885 on a ranch near the canyon Survived by four sons and two daughters 14 grandchildren all of White Sulphur Springs
The smallest biting fly, the punkie, is described as able to pass through the eye of a needle. This noted fact highlights the insect's minuteness and biting behavior observed by researchers.
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