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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1909
Page
7
Wool on the local market reached 25 cents per pound last week in Billings as sales continued at that figure. Largest sale noted was 75 000 pounds by W H Clanton. Foreseeing further sales, C M Bair said he had not sold yet though likely to in a few days.
United States District Attorney J W Freeman reports the court of appeals at San Francisco affirmed the Helena federal court ruling against Edward Cardwell for illegal fencing. Cardwell has 30 days to seek rehearing or appeal to the Supreme Court. if not, he faces a $750 fine and 40 days in jail. Cardwell fenced 6040 acres along the Musselshell River.
Nationwide teachers are invited by Forester Pinchot to observe leafing blossoming and fruiting times of major U S forest trees. Volunteers will collect data and aid education and practical forestry. Results will be graphically presented as tree calendars for schools and nature study.
Owner George B. Dovey of the National League Boston club has issued a solid silver special pass for President Taft. It is expected he will attend several games while staying at his Beverly Massachusetts summer home.
A New York Journal writer advocates a deadly Independence Day display with dynamite, rockets, and cannon fire to prove freedom, urging mass injuries and deaths as a grotesque celebration, while delegates from forty cities plan a protest meeting in Pittsburg.
A team of patients from the Northern Indiana Hospital for the Insane in Logansport Ind has issued a challenge to any similar club in the United States They are aided by attendants and have a noted South Bend pitcher The proceeds go to the hospital entertainment fund They seek a game with the Longview asylum nine in Cincinnati.
Rodman Wanamaker plans a monumental statue of an American Indian with outstretched arms to greet the world in New York harbor near the Hudson mouth. The project, endorsed by Buffalo Bill Cody and generals Miles Wood and Porter, aims to rival Liberty and honor Native peoples.
Warm autumn weather does not delay the return of mince pies at the annual bill event where citizens gather. The parade of local vendors and baked goods highlights community spirit and tradition.
Sealed bids for grading and bridging the Wheeler Creek cut off road in Sweet Grass county Montana are due by 10:00 am June 8 1909. Bids must be mailed to the county clerk in Big Timber and endorsed Bid for grading and bridging Wheeler Creek cut off road. The board may reject any bid. Dated May 24 1909. J A Bailey county clerk.
A ten dollar reward is offered for the arrest or conviction of any person who breaks or wilfully injures lamps shades wires or any apparatus owned by the Electric Light and Power Company.
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