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Newspaper

Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1910

Page

4

Orphans Adopted by Sweet Grass Alumni Banquet

Sweet Grass County Alumni held its annual banquet in the Auditorium with banners flowers and table decorations. The program featured welcome by Marion Olson and readings on alumni duties and county pride, plus music by the high school orchestra and a roll-signing ceremony for new members.

Sweet Grass County Ryan Riley E. Nelson Edna Bryan Mabel Busha Gladys Nicholson Inez Everett Loran Wagner Ernest George Carl Cross Marion Nicholson Beulah Busha Ernest Patterson Ivah Moore Floy Barbour Eline Adam Lenore Busha Myrtle Bailey Atha Barbour Hugh Pound Tom Busha Emil W. Adam Beulah E. Busha

A Russian Honeymoon Charming High School Comedy

The high school staged the comedy A Russian Honeymoon performed entirely by graduating students. The large audience praised the diligent rehearsals, historically accurate sets, and natural, engaging acting by the cast and crew.

Better Farming special train to teach dry land methods

The article quotes a speaker warning that dry land farming differs from humid or irrigated regimes and stresses the need for proper tillage and modern methods. It notes success figures from Montana and outlines plans to teach dry land practices on the Better Farming special train with experienced instructors.

Montana

Remembered the Dead Observed in Big Timber

Memorial day was observed in Big Timber with banks post office and county offices closed. Stores opened in forenoon and most business suspended thereafter. Cemetery wreaths and flowers honored departed loved ones including about six who served in war. No local veteran organization exists but graves were not overlooked. Taps echoed for the silent sleepers.

Relief for Montana Post Offices Afforded by Bill Action

Postmaster General Hitchcock urges passage of a senate bill introduced by Senator Carter to allow higher starting pay for post office clerks and carriers in western mining towns. The aim is to attract qualified staff when initial salaries of 600 dollars fail to secure workers, ensuring post offices stay properly manned.

Congress Hitchcock Senate Committee On Carter Montana West

Montana Game and Fish Guide Open to All Hunters

State game warden issues a Montana sport and fish prospectus detailing open districts for game and fish across northern and southern sections. The guide notes no private leasing and year round fishing with rod and line, except moose. It highlights growing eastern visitor interest in big game hunting as an affordable statewide pastime.

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New Disc Sharpener and Advanced Shop Equipment Installed

In a shop update, the owner reports the latest improved disc sharpener and top machinery for repair work. The business specializes in horseshoeing and emphasizes quality in craft and tools. Bray's is noted for home cured hams bacon and kettle rendered leaf lard availability.

Hermann Bray's

Changing Niagara

The article notes that alterations at Niagara Falls due to power installations have dried the shallow edge areas of the falls. Visitors can see the reduced crest length as the overflow at the edges has become dry.

Niagara Niagara Falls

Soil fertility must keep pace with higher yields

The passage argues that increasing grain and hay per acre worsens soil exhaustion unless farming methods restore fertilizing elements. It warns this overlooked point deserves attention as yields rise and soil needs balancing practices to sustain fertility.

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