BirthAnnouncement for Local Couple's Daughter
A little daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Asbury of this place on Sunday.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1898
Page
5
A little daughter was born to Mr and Mrs John Asbury of this place on Sunday.
County Attorney Sidney Fox and his sister Miss Nellie Fox were seen in Livingston on Tuesday as they visited local residents and attended community events. The outing drew attention from neighbors and highlighted their public profile in the area.
Otto Maerchan and J. C. Farrington visited from Fish Creek the first of the week. Sunday School remains at Congregational Church next Sunday as Mr. Bostwick leaves for McLeod. A dance in Melville on June 10 for Cuban benefit is postponed due to bad weather. William Cochran, recently with Babcock and Miles Hardware at Castle, will stay through summer. Sheep shearers line Big Timber streets awaiting better weather to head to county points for work.
A beautiful scripture motif decorates the wall of the Congregational Church. It is the work of Photographer Cooper of the Art firm Benjamin & Cooper, now located in Big Timber. Mr. Cooper is master of his art.
The county surveyor says the bridge across Big Timber Creek on the Melville road will be completed this week. Afterward a crew will repair the old Melville road and ensure it is in good condition before wool clips are handled.
B K Fisher of Absarokee visited town early in the week. The county board met in regular session on Monday. A Congregational Sunday school plans a fine Children’s Day program for Sunday evening the 19th. News arrived of the death of Geo Scott in Seattle Washington. Mr Scott was a well known state newspaper man.
Last Saturday Antony Arneson laid final plans backing his claim for parcels in Section 30 Township 2 North Range 14 East and adjacent NE SE and NE 13 SE of the same township.
GC N Skillman came back Sunday from Livingston where he aided the district court clerk's office during the illness of Mr J W Bailey.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Ross Miss Bessie Mirrielees and Messrs W. A. Moore and E. M. Hall attended the ball and banquet given by the Elks in Livingston Tuesday night.
Preparations for the Fourth of July celebration in Big Timber are progressing rapidly with expectations of one of the best events ever held. The town anticipates a large turnout and a festive program to mark Independence Day.
Mr. Ola Berkland and Mr. Inga Halvorson were married by Rev. E. D. Nastwick at his residence in Big Timber on a Saturday in June. They plan to reside in Big Timber after the ceremony.
J B Beeson traveled from East Boulder on Saturday and went to Livingston on Sunday for a week long visit after he closed school due to rainy weather.
Two amusing farces will be staged at Busha and Baitleys's hall tomorrow evening to help the Episcopal church in Big Timber. Admission costs 50 and 35 cents with tickets available at Moore and Budd's drug store.
Wm. Nelson of McLeod said in town Sunday that continued rain would hinder harvests in the Gallatin valley this summer and leave little grain to raise.
A work train and a large number of Japanese workers arrived in Big Timber on Sunday to construct a new side track. The current two side tracks are described as entirely inadequate for the company’s business at the location.
Dispatch from Mole Hayti reports that the Merrimac was sunk in the channel of Santiago at 4 p m on June 3 under Naval Constructor Hobson and seven men. Prisoners of war included two lightly wounded. A flag of truce from Spanish Admiral Cervera acknowledged their bravery and exchange consideration was requested. Six Spanish ships remain in Santiago harbor.
Ambassador Hay called at the foreign office Monday and presented evidence that Spanish officials are using Canada as a base for hostile actions. He protested the practice as a neutrality breach for Britain to allow such use of its territory. Hay also cited small British exports of war munitions to Spain.
Admiral Dewey reports insurgents active in Cavite province with several Spanish losses and about 1800 prisoners. Cavite arsenal prepared for U S occupation. Masnilla dispatch notes heavy Spanish casualties and native defections. Aguinaldo surrounds Manila by rail and river control. hunger threatens surrender. Spanish prisoners reportedly treated well. few excesses occur.
A Chicago Record note explains that life size statues depict a man as large as he was while heroic size statues reflect how big he thought he was. The quote contrasts practical likeness with aspirational grandeur.
In Germany, to prevent poison being obtained for evil purposes, none is allowed to be sold without a written order or certificate from a physician.
Sweet Grass County Montana invites sealed bids for a one span Howe Truss bridge over Big Timber Creek at Marley’s crossing with approaches. Bids due June 25 1898 by 10 a.m. Contract to be finished within sixty days. Plans from County Clerk. board may reject any bid. J H W Moore Clerk of Board
Insurance notice urges property owners to seek coverage through Ralph S Jarrett offering guidance on policies and savings.
Olmstead and Howard's offered coal at unusually low prices for blacksmiths and builders with a promise of immediate delivery and better warmth value this season. The ad underscores affordability and quick service for practical shop use.
Mrs M A Yeaton of Livingston is in town to collect books sold here but not yet arrived. Delivery will be about ten days away.
The Northern Pacific announces a pocket sized Army and Navy Memorandum Book with Maine cuts Cuba map naval vessel lists ship illustrations navy army glossary and corps commanders distance tables and regimental leaders. Send ten cents to S. Fee General Passenger Agent Saint Paul Minnesota to obtain the book.
Oculist and autist Dr Carl Scholin of Helena will be at the Grand on Thursday the 16th for a one day engagement.
Imperial Bicycles unveil new features for their bikes marking an upgrade in design. Olmstead and Jloward offer these bicycles at forty five dollars, highlighting value and accessibility for customers.
Consumers report no indigestion when using the Pure Perfect baking powder, claiming it settles stomachs and avoids discomfort associated with impure brands.
A West market item notes tents offered by Olmstead and Howard's with the lowest prices advertised. The notice emphasizes affordability and local availability for outdoor shelter needs.
Readers learn flour is not to blame for cake failures but baking powder. Try the "Perfect" Baking Powder for reliable rises and better pastry outcomes with any flour.
A local retailer stocks Sheep Hooks brand Montana models at Olmstead and Howard's, highlighting new inventory for farmers and ranchers seeking durable fencing supplies.
An item notes Rock Island Plows present a complete line at the Olmstead and Howard's location. The brief entry records stock availability and shop display details for local customers.
H O Kelloggs debuts a full range for men women and children. Ross Dier Mercantile Co advertises Pure Baking Powder Perfect as a value option.
Fresh garden seed and field crops including field pen grass lawn grass and mangel wurtzel seed offered in bulk by Olmstead and Howards with delivery or pickup options likely advertised in a local newspaper classifieds section.
Fragmentary listing notes ker barbed wire weighing 290 pounds to the wire and mentions fancy woven wire with prices described as the lowe at an unspecified source. The text is incomplete and lacks full details on quantities dates or sellers.
The Burlington Route promotes a fast line to St Louis claiming travelers save 9 hours and 21 minutes versus all other routes. The ad highlights bil lions and Burlington branding as markers of speed and efficiency.
A cash register in first class condition is offered for sale at Olmstead and Howard's. The listing emphasizes quality and readiness for immediate use.
An unnamed note extols the stomach as a best friend and lauds the Perfect Raking Powder as chemically pure and aiding digestion.
A historical note praises Perfect baking powder as superior to any competing brands. The Ross-Dier Mercantile Co endorses its quality, suggesting buyers should choose Perfect for reliable baking results.
One car of onion sets at Olmsferd and Howard's sold for 15 cents per quart.
An advertisement asserts the Baking Powder Perfect prevents sallow complexions from indigestion, promising a plain and healthy complexion with continued use.
The Ross Dier Mercantile Company announces the purchase of genuine pure baking powder named Perfect and guarantees its purity to the fullest extent chemists can ensure.
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