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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1911

Page

8

Twelfth Assembly Reforming School Certificate System

The Twelfth legislative assembly overhauled school laws emphasizing new district organization and teacher certification. Third grade certificates are abolished. failures in one study can be compensated by overall good average. Second grade mirrors former third grade with added civics. professional and first grade certificates have defined durations and county validity. Requirements for professional and first grade exams include American literature geography algebra and school management. physics geometry psychology for higher certificates. High school hiring now requires professional or higher certificates or a university college or normal school degree for schools with more than three departments.

Twelfth Legislative Assembly

Remedy touted for appendicitis in Adler-ika patent

A doctor claims a single dose of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-ika relieves stomach gas wind sour stomach and constipation tied to chronic appendicitis and may act instantly. W D Richards notes many Big Timber residents report quick benefits.

Adler-ika W. D. Richards

Lavold shearing plant opens season at Seven Mils

Lavold reports operating for the season with price at 15 cents and twine sacking included. Estray entry describes a blazed-faced sorrel 1050 pounds branded SB on the right hip that came to Payne's ranch 9 miles south of Shawmut last April. Owner can prove property and pay for advertising. 294 &. Payne.

S. Lavold

Sealed bids for two sanitary drinking fountains

Notice announces sealed bids to install two sanitary drinking fountains in public school buildings. Bids due by July 15, 191], at p.m. Specifications available from J. A. Lowry. Directed by the school board. THOS. Kk. LEE, Clerk.

Ati P. m J. A. Lowry Wi Ay Order of School Board Thos Kk. Lee

Montana Second Regiment Encampment at Fort Harrison

The Montana state encampment of the Second Regiment National Guard will be at Fort Harrison from July 17 for a week in place of American Lake. The Fourteenth Infantry battalion at Fort Harrison joins the drills, Col Wilson in command. Afterward the state rifle competition selects top shooters to form a Montana team for Camp Perry, with Adjt Gen Greenan stressing competitive trials to choose the best marksmen.

National Guard of Montana Fort Harrison American Lake Fourteenth Infantry Col. Wilson Fourteenth Camp Perry Adjt Phil Greenan

Reed Point News Highlights Local Happenings

Residents report visitors and gatherings including Wagner at Colum ast, Longworth on county business, John Baxter returning from Gardiner, and David Hardy preaching. Louise Deeney plans vacation with parents after Helena schooling. Postmaster Guthrie expands Sunday hours to 1 am. A Woodmen's hall dance is set for June 20 with a free supper. Elevator talk rises as Reed Point seeks growth and a possible new institution. Travel over the new bridge continues to increase.

Woodmen’s Hall Leon Boisseau

Prominent Officials Offer State Fair Prizes

President Howard Elliott of Northern Pacific and George T. Slade of Great Northern announce $250 silver cups for best oats display and best pen of home grown calves, plus a $250 cup for best butter display to boost Montana farming.

Howard Elliott Northern Pacific George T. Slade Great Northern Montana Elliott Shoemaker Slade Mr. Shoemaker

Temporary bridge loss near the slough and local plans

Report notes washing away of a smaller bridge over the slough away from the river and farmers’ work to install a permanent crossing. Social events include a Stillwater group visiting The Point, a Bridger Creek Fourth of July in the woods with a picnic and dance, and a charity raffle netting 17 dollars for state convention delegates. Weather described as warm with ample rainfall contributing to good crops. Local concerns include many idle men and calls for work or handouts.

Reed Point Bridger Creek

Grey Cliff Plans Fourth Of July Festivities

Grey Cliff prepares a Fourth of July celebration featuring a picnic ball game horse races and athletic contests. Charles Keppler visited Big Timber last Wednesday and Mrs O Nepstad with Miss Rose Riley shopped there last Monday. T J Manis will open a new dancing pavilion on the north side of the river and the bridge over the Yellowstone is now open for traffic after completion of railroad crossing grading.

Mrs. O. Nepstad Miss Rose Riley Big Timber T. J. Manis Grey Cliff Yellowstone

Wild Poet and Editor Clash Over Untamed Verse

A fragmented passage suggests a wild poet may provoke an editor. it hints at a clash in a program or office setting. The text references a poet who wrote A red red rose and an editor who may seek a confrontation in a jungle like scene.

Tie Peet

Bucklen Arnica Salve Promotes Quick Wound Healing

From knife or gun wounds to burns boils and sores Bucklen s Arnica Salve is urged as the prompt stress healer preventing blood poison or gangrene. It treats skin eruptions eczema chapped hands and piles and sells for 25 cents at druggists.

Notice toTrespass on leased land in two townships

All persons are notified not to trespass on land leased to me. Driving stock over the land is forbidden. Covers sections 5 7 9 11 18 15 17 19 21 29 31 33 in township 2 north range 18 east and sections 11 15 21 29 in township 3 north range 18 east. D J Arnold.

J. Arnold

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Deering Milwaukee McCormick Studebaker H. J. Koozer Lavold Shearing Plant Golden Gate Fig Newtons Cameo Biscuit Cocoanut Dainties Arrow Root Biscuit Hood River Berries E. L. Patterson & Co National Guard Monoa Reed Point News Wagner Columast Longworth John Baxter Gardiner David Hardy W. S. Sutherland Grey CH Wells & Runner Ass Louise Deeney Helena Lewis Guthrie G. E. Lamb Twin Bridges Great Northern Railroad W. W. Clarke Columbus Richard Pringle Georgia Clarence Powell Billy King and Kid Langford Mammoth Street Wilson Grand Hotel L. R. McKeever EK. O. Clark Bell Garcia Madison Stillwater Point Cline Great Falls Hannah Baxter Ruth Campbell Grey Cliff News Charles Keppler Grey Cliff Hall Kina A. D. Knowles D. Y Livingston Cecil Harison Alice Watt Lolita Harrison Commercial Club Yeomen Lodge
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