Bozeman Sanitarium Advertises Private Surgical Care
Bozeman Sanitarium offers a quiet home with pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations. Surgical cases are handled separately in a dedicated section.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1900
Page
1
Bozeman Sanitarium offers a quiet home with pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations. Surgical cases are handled separately in a dedicated section.
Nearly all residents attended the Gentry show yesterday with many returning for both matinee and evening performances. Out of town patrons stayed away after Syndicate show crowds, fearing reputational risk. The show is praised as the best ever seen locally and may return for another lively reception.
In Billings a Scotch peddler named William Williamson was arrested for selling lace without a license. He swindled women by claiming the lace was handmade and sold at 25 to 35 cents per yard. Police sent the lace to a dry goods store where it proved to be cheap machine lace, cheaper than any in western houses.
Arch Deacon Weber of the Episcopal church opens a four days mission tomorrow in Muskogee. Last week he addressed large audiences and delivered entertaining discourses noted as among the finest heard by local listeners. He is regarded as a brilliant United States speaker whose talks benefited and inspired crowds.
One story grout house and five lots for sale along with a one story frame house and five lots. Also household furniture available. Inquiries to Sam McGee or J. A. Hall. Date 6.21.00. H. J. Dixon.
Ex Gov J E Rickards urges Great Falls business leaders and all Montanans to assist in the census reporting effort. He notes that a complete statewide count may yield two representatives in the U S House, replaces the current single seat, and urges reporting missing residents or those temporarily away to local enumerators or the supervisor in Butte. The state press is asked to promote this drive.
The Pioneer Press weekly edition will be provided at no charge until January 1, 1901 for all subscribers of the Timber Pioneer who pay one year in advance, following an arrangement with the St. Paul publishers.
An advertisement asserts the store offers around the clock assistance with a night bell to summon prompt relief during serious illnesses and urgent needs.
Advertising note states no extra charge for night calls and asks for day patronage. Claims stock complete in every department and promotes Budd Drug Co.
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