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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1938

Page

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Williams Tells Story of Events Fifty Years Ago in Livingston

In a reflective account, the author recalls Livingston’s early days from 1867 to 1887. He names key figures, rail officials, entrepreneurs, saloons, and the evolving town layout from Clark City toward the Yellowstone with depots, ferries, and the rise of Miles block. The piece anchors Livingston as gateway to the National Park and notes notable residents like Dr. Alton.

Williams Livingston Big Timber Montana Billings Muggins Taylor Yellowstone Kelly A. S. Hubble Johnson Park County Benson Old Crow Mission Creek Maj. Lamont Little Timber Creek Yellowstone River William Lee Yellowstone Buckskin Williams Amos Benson Dan Naileigh Benson’s Yellowstone Valley Harry Philbrick Horace T. Kelly Great National Park Railroad S. R. Ainslie George A. Loasby Ainslie Glendive Loasby N. P Miles City Forsyth Leasby Frank Richmond Bozeman Helena Clark City Otto Krieger Deadwood S. D Coulson Matheson A. W. Miles Nelson A. Miles Fort Keough Billy Miles New Mexico Arizona Thomas C. Miles Jack Nolan Billy Mitchell Park Crawford Livingston Nolan Livingston Hotel Park and Main Yellowstone Street Park Hotel Mitchell John Tobin R. D. Allen Tobin Napoleon Ebert John P Jack) Allen Cooke City Cook Dr. Ketchum Alka Seltzer Melville Reed Point Alton Sweet Grass County Columbus Stillwater Henry Countryman A. Lamme & Co Lester S. Willson John S Jack) Mendenhall I. Roth & Bro W. F. Sheard Albermarle Worthy McKee F. S. Webster Savage Drug Co National Park Bank W. M. Wright A. L. Love C. H. Burton J. E. Forte Savage & Elder Chas. Mohr al Croonquist, Sr Krieger Bros Thompson Bros W. H. Duke Miles Miles Hardware Store

Local Businesses Mark Kirby Street in Livingston Area

The narrative lists various trades along Kirby Street including Mrs McClatchey’s dressmaking home, John McLaughlin’s blacksmith shop near Elks temple, and E Gough Nour’s lumber yard across from the street. It notes Mintie and Gordon Bros yards, a blacksmith shop of C Murphys father, W S Dixon’s dressmaking parlor near Lincoln school, and Dirty the Blacksmith behind the Baptist church with Hellesmark ending the Johnston home and blacksmith shop near the third city marshal of Livingston. Continued on Page Three.

H. W. Steel Minnie Vail Old Dolly Calamity Jane George W. Metcalf C. C. Fifield Clark City R. C. Griffith Billy Miles & Bro Sol R. Shrake Last Chance Anna Zimmerman Maj. H. W. Bingham Sam Lee John Harvat Joe Long Mrs. Long Herman Bauman Alfred Downen Anna Donavan John Lisk P. C. Robinson Phil Mercier William Handley Matheson Henry Frank George T. Chambers Wetzstein &Gray John O. Sax Carver Mercantile Co Park Street I. Orschel & Bro Frank White Livingston Enterprise Billy Mitchell Merchants Hotel Patrick O'Meara County Kildare Livingston Second Street W. F. Kirby Masonic Garnier Cigar Factory Fowlie’s Federal T. J. Gould P. W. Nelson Emil Anderson Northern Pacific W. F Ner Lewis Wendel Murphy W. S. Dixon Lincoln School Baptist Church Hellesmark J. W. Johnston

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Sweet Grass Country Wade A. Harrison W. R. Bramble Fred Bartels W. L. Shanks Stage Road W. F. McLeod Charles Cottle Boulder Country Melville Country Puett Brothers George W. Cook Ellingsons Fallangs Forsythes Dahlis Hoyems Bergs Dornix Boulder Harvey Bliss F. W. Vreeland C. B. Mendenhall Springdale Carver Camp Ground Hart B William F. Wittich H. A. Root Pierce Hoopes Roll W. Richmond H. W. McLaughlin Root Tacoma Rocky Mountain Archie Loasby J. D. Finn C. S. Mellon West Park Street Leo Kahn Chicago Frank B. Tolhurst Court House Masonic Temple J. J. Donavan L. M Billy) Miles James S. Thompson F. L. Mintie and Gordon Bros Wright’s Hardwick & Magee George B. Wright Crosby Square Walter Booth Healthspot Orthopedic Grigsby’s Shoe Store Carl Wilcoxson Joe Ruegg Wilcoxson S. Main Livingston, Montana
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