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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1910

Page

7

Official Directory Congressional

Senators Thos H Carter Helena Jos M Dixon Missoula Representative Chas N Pray Fort Benton Surveyor General John S Cone Missoula U S Marshal A W Merrifield Kalispell U S Attorney James W Freeman Helena Register U S Land Office M R Wilson Bozeman Receiver U S Land Office W H Sales Bozeman

Thos. H. Carter Helena Jos. M. Dixon Missoula Chas. N. Pray Fort Benton John S. Cone A. W. Merrifield Kalispell U. S James W. Freeman U. S. Land M. R. Wilson Bozeman U. S. Land Office W. H. Sales

Montana State Officials and Local District Officers Listed

A comprehensive roll of state officers Helena including Governor Edwin Norris and Lieutenant Governor William Allen. Also listed are Supreme Court members, railroad commissioners, state district officers for the Sixth Judicial District at Livingston and Big Timber, local city officials, school board members, health officer and law enforcement officers with deputies and marshals and ward councilmen.

Edwin L. Norris Helena William R. Allen Abraham N. Yoder Harry R. Cunningham Albert J. Galen Wilfred BE. Harmon Supreme Court Theo. H. Brantly Wm. L. Holloway Henry C. Smith John T. Athey B. T. Stanton Dan Boyle C. A. Morley W. E. Knowles Charles McDonnell A. B. Coit H. Utermohle Big Timber J. A. Bailey H. C. Allen F. M. Lamp O. A. Fallang J. W. Kirkwood J. T. Vaughan J. W. Davis D. J. Walvoord Minerva Powell A. P. O’leary G. A. Leasby John T. Esp John Rye T. G. Shipton A. B. Carter C. H. Dugro Melville High School Board C. T. Busha H. C. Pound George Baker Ll. Patterson Henry Nicholson B. O. Forsythe

First Methodist Episcopal Church Service Times

Directory lists David Hardy as pastor with Sunday school at 10 a.m. each Sunday and Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. Worship at 11 a.m. on the second fourth and fifth Sundays and 7:45 p.m. Sundays. prayer meeting Thursdays at 8 p.m. Also St Pauls Methodist Reed Point holds worship on the first and third Sundays at 10:30 a.m. and 8 p.m. on the preceding Saturdays.

Epworth League St. Paul’s Methodist Church Reed Point

St. Mark's Church Schedule Notes Services and Sunday School

St. Mark's Episcopal Church lists regular services on the first and third Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Holy communion and evening prayer follow the first Sunday schedule. Second Sunday offers morning prayer and litany at 11 a.m. and evening prayer at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school is held every Sunday at 10 a.m. Extra services occur on special occasions and feast days.

St. Mark's Church Episcopal C. Walter McWilliams

Singing Geography Lessons From Old New York Schools

In early New York education pupils learned geography by song using Pelton outline maps and tunes like Auld Lang Syne and Bonny Doon. Teachers led choruses while pointing to map divisions and cities, naming places as verses taught continents and nations, with California listed as the newest state admitted in 1850.

New York Pelton North America Atlantic Ocean Gulf of Mexico Earth California Oregon Utah New Mexico Mexico Pacific Europe

Widow Yarn Rejects Road Tax In Surprise Vote

A Good Roads advocate visits Widow Yarn to win forty acres for a road project. She challenges him about voting rights and declares she will cast all forty votes against the rock road, then returns to prayer meeting in Harper's Weekly.

Yarn Good Roads Club Rock Road Charles Dillon Harper's Weekly

Monte Cristo Play Draws Crowded New York Audience

A lively Brooklyn Life note recalls a full house in a New York theater for Monte Cristo. A man in the audience shouted a quip about Hoboken during a dramatic moment, adding local flavor to the scene.

New York Monte Hoboken Brooklyn

Silence as a stark figure of speech in Parker’s remark

A terse line presents silence as a potent figure of speech. Parker's comment conveys cold severity and unanswerable ambiguity in a compact, period voice.

Parker

The Terrors of Frankness and Honest Opinions

A playwright derides frankness as a vice while a humorous anecdote contrasts blunt critique with polite social order. The exchange centers on opinion giving and reception in a quiet room. The child’s absurd eye color reply ends the vignette with a wry note.

Bridge Drive

Ruskin and the Turners Exhibition in London 1875

The article describes Ruskin's 1875 exhibition in the National Gallery London of facsimiles of Turner's paintings. It notes Ruskin's decade long effort to train a copyist to achieve fidelity, producing facsimiles so close to Turner's works that Ruskin safety signed them to prevent misattribution as originals.

Ruskin Turner National Gallery London

Kith and Kin Phrase Duel Spices Conservatory Chat

In a London Tit-Bits moment a scene unfolds with papa bursting into a conservatory where Ethel Mr Tomkins and Eva sit. They joke over kinship as Eva tips a sly bite of humor while Mr Tomkins asks for a kith and Ethel replies You kin.

Papa Ethel Mr. Tomkins Little Eva Eva London

Deduction on Willie Withers Critics in Birmingham

In the Birmingham Age-Herald a witty exchange jokes about understanding a neighbor’s child. The dialogue hints at familiarity with Willie’s mother, prompting a playful deduction about knowledge of the boy.

Willie Withers Little Willie Birmingham Age-Herald

Howell and Rowell Engagement Quip Draws Candid Harshness

A witty exchange unfolds as Howell proclaims engagement to Miss Rowell and Powell counters that in her case a nomination is not equal to election. The remark echoes the Smart Set style and public temper.

Howell Rowell Powell

Not at all Flow Brown and wife clash over reading sport page

A light anecdotal item from Detroit Free Press notes Flow Brown and his suffragette wife quarrel over who reads the sporting page first. The couple is depicted in a humorous domestic moment reflecting contemporary gender norms.

Brown Detroit Free Press

Time ripens all things. No man is born wise

A quiet maxim attributed to Cervantes about growth and knowledge, reflecting on the idea that wisdom comes with time rather than birth. The quote emphasizes patient development and learning through life.

Cervantes

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Official Directory Congressional E. E. Esselstyn Hel Ena Sixth Judicial District Frank Henry Livingston Jerome Williams John F. Asbury E. C. Hale J. W. Geiger A. G. Hatch A. G. Yule E. J. Patterson Henry Witten E. 0. Clark W. D. Richards Board of Education J. A. Lowry C. L. Olmstead Thomas K. Lee Church Directory First Methodist Episcopal Church David Hardy North Coast Limited Northern Pacific Express Western Express Pacific Express Oesseeee T. R. Lanphear Big ‘Timber Moni Asia Bruce Russia Irtish Helmund Yarkund Ural Koor Kizil Irmak Norway Christiania Sweden Charles Lakeg Stockholm St. Petersburg Austria Vienna Turkey Constantinople Greece Athens New York Sun Big Timber Pioneer
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