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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
8
The article reports a joint advertising drive by two counties to promote settlement in the region. A publisher will produce literature highlighting advantages offered by communities, with a publicity committee ensuring fair treatment. Big Timber and supporters discuss include Sweet Grass and Midland Empire expansion, aiming to keep costs low and gains high.
U S Department of Agriculture cooperative observer record shows May weather at Big Timber Sweet Grass county with daily readings. Observations include dates with snow and rain events and a 5 PM maximum thermometer reading by observer A. Severance in 1210.
Reed Point news highlights numerous visits and business trips among residents from Reed Point to Billings Columbus Big Timber and Laurel. The report notes social gatherings at Maupin and Harshberger homes, a fire scare at Guthrie's, Memorial Day pilgrimages, and plans for Fourth of July celebration.
Real estate transfers filed include James Vestal to Alice Harris and to D H Marsh in Boulder Addition No 2 with prices 500 and 350. J A Lowry and James W Whitfield exchange half interests in blocks 23 and 24 Big Timber for 1. Mary B Magelssen et al sell lots 9 and 10 block 21 to Josephine A Decker for 1. The trotting stallion Phoenix will stand at West Side Livery for 1910 season at 210, paid at season close. Robert Brownlee owner, John Hiller groom. 1811 A B Cresol sheep dip marking ink and paint for sale by H J Koozer. 243.
Oscar Nepstad visited Big Timber last Monday. Dutch Gus was a visitor at Grey Cliff this week. Will Hughes shears for Tom Manis this week. Virgil Overhultz rapidly completes his irrigation ditch. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kent spent last Monday at Big Timber. Mrs. Boisia visited her daughter Mrs. Robert Guthrie last week. John Riley won the graphophone raffle. Newton Lay and Ike passed through en route to Big Timber last Tuesday. Milk cans distributed by the Northern Pacific along its track for automatic block signaling. Mrs. Louis Harrison Florence and Mrs. Charles Keppler visited Mrs. Overfelt last week. Charles Keppler and wife fished Bridger creek last Sunday. thirty six trout were caught. Grey Cliff school picnic at Sim Guthrie grove last Saturday. Deer Creek visitors won a baseball game 2 to 1. Riley has another one. Mrs. Thomas Manis and children visited from Big Timber last Tuesday. Fred Cosgriff’s wagon tongue broken when his team ran away hauling hay for Herman Utermohle. Tie drive head reached Ben Long place. water levels hold promise no scatter. Fred Grill completed Miss Mattie Maupin’s house. a surprise house warming followed. Body of Jack Baker, who drowned in the Yellowstone at Big Timber May 20, not yet found. watch along river bank for surface rise.
A Glass Linda Land Co offering Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey hogs for sale in Illinois. Hogs are eligible for registry and ready for market or breeding use.
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