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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1907
Page
2
The Lincoln Paint and Color Co promotes Pure Lead and Oil Paints noting 12 years of local use and claims 59 percent more coverage than cheap paints. It also markets JAP-A-LACK in small ready mix colors and ALABASTINE sanitary wall finish in various hues for walls and furniture refinishing.
In the District Court of Montana Sweet Grass County the administratrix Mary O Lamb of the estate of H M Lamb deceased invites creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. The administrator and attorney are listed with the Timber Montana office serving as place for business. May 7 1907. Many O Lamp administrator A G Warell attorney.
Notice states the paper is mailed to subscribers as second class matter from Bigtimber Montana. It continues until canceled and arrears paid in full. Subscription price is 1.00 per year with advertising rates available on request.
The Big Timber Cooperative Creamery is poised for success as Butte reports demand for its entire output in a cash market. Local stockholders plan to surrender their shares to ensure farmers share profits, with a new board ready to manage. The factory aims to accept cream by August 1 and urges farmers to keep cows fresh.
The article extols a bright outlook for Big Timber carbonating agriculture livestock wool prices and range conditions. It notes anticipated building activity water works sidewalks a creamery mining expansion and a surge of homeseekers boosting the local economy this summer and beyond.
The Boulder river offers many ideal summer camping locations and premier trout fishing. The stream is praised as among the best in the western region, drawing anglers and campers to its scenic banks.
The Railroad Commission of Montana offers guidance from past winters urging preparation for cold by stocking supplies and heating provisions. The relief plan highlights prudent readiness amid seasonal shifts.
Like San Francisco, Harlowton plans a bold recovery after devastation. Officials say the city will rise anew, with renewed infrastructure, economic revival, and community resilience guiding the rebuilding effort. Local leaders emphasize unity and long term growth.
Nye resident files intention to prove continuous residence and cultivation of land for Home stead entry No. 5615 and adjoining No. rae ante ay sok a Jur, Li, or the sw se wi ah 91 and nelg nwig ae aw nelg Sec. ,T.4 S, Range 1 W P. M. The proof will be sworn before C. N. Skillman U S Commissioner at Big Timber Montana on July Lith 1907. Witnesses include James B. Graves Albert F. Bauman Leonard Eckwortzel Nye Montana John W. Swendson Lig Timber Montana.
In Grey Cliff Montana on March 26 1907 heirs of John H Duffey are notified that A G Marci has expended 900 dollars for annual labor on the Tureka Copper King and New York lode claims in Park County to hold them under the 2324 Revised Statutes and an 1880 amendments and if heirs fail to contribute within ninety days their interest will become the subscribers. Mary X Kent witnesses. First publication April 4 1907.
In the District Court of Montana Sweet Grass County estate of Henry Bartels deceased. Executors Boward Barress and A G Harcu announce creditors and all claimants must present vouchers within ten months from first publication to Edward Bartels at the Bartels ranch on Sweet Grass creek. Dated May 32 1906.
A seven room residence on three fully enclosed lots with a good well and shed is offered near the Dier Browning store. For further information inquire at this office. March 21.
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