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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1900
Page
2
In Olmstead Montana Big Timber Pioneer surveys global and local items. It notes U S interest in fortifying Nicaragua and arbitration outcomes against Portugal. It recalls Rockefeller gifts and West's misread house clipping. It honors a Quincy church revival sparked by one woman's resolve and a Washington department machine aiding complex arithmetic.
Washington society records show Mildred McLean Hazen Dewey shaping the capital’s social season. As the admiral’s wife she commands attention, hosts, and influence, while navigating rivalries among prominent families and diplomatic circles.
The old Indian Strike-the-Kettle, a scout and Christian kinglike figure, protected the U S mail and was wounded by his own people. During a Dakota prairie fire at Standing Rock a missionary slept safely as he stood guard, vowing to awaken her. On Memorial days Winona lays a wreath on his grave.
A British correspondent describes Boers at Lady Smith area camps during a siege passing time with ox hide tossing. Men hold a fresh hide tight while a captured comrade is placed on it and tossed into the air, a rough pastime with occasional serious accidents reported.
A New York correspondent asks about job prospects in Nicaragua. Consul Donaldson reports limited openings for teachers and professors with low pay. He notes American doctors face crowding, dentists are scarce, and engineers—mostly foreigners—earn 250 to 300 pesos monthly, about 80 to 100 dollars in gold.
In Chicago a dispute centers on who should feed hungry children as a laborer with ten mouths complains the parson keeps food for themselves while sending the mouths to his home. The exchange highlights tensions over charity and responsibility.
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