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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1933

Page

6

Montana City a Lost Placer Camp on the Montana Line

The article recalls Montana City once thriving along the Butte line of the Great Northern Railway seven miles southeast of Helena. It was briefly Jefferson county’s first county seat with gold found at Prickly Pear diggings in July 1862. A townsite company laid out a town, but no depot or buildings remain and the area now shows only a sign and barren ground.

APS Montana Butte Great Northern Railway Helena Montana City Jefferson County Last Chance Gulch Prickly Pear Creek Montana Post Pioneer Territory Virginia City Virginia Gallatin Prickly Pear Merritt Iowa Jefferson Charley Hollenbeck Bill Whitstone Radersburg Elkhorn Range

Montana City Era and a Bank's Notable Record Remembrance

The piece recalls the Security Building and Loan Association of Billings and its fourteen year record of safety dividends and service to Montana members. It then recounts Montana City’s rise as Prickly Pear Town, its incorporation, early prominence, county seat shifts, and decline to a memory alongside historic Montana mining and settlement.

Security Building & Loan Association Drives Montana Growth

Montana's Security Building & Loan Association reports over fifty new members in the past month. Members open accounts for accumulation and income or begin systematic savings. The Home office is in Billings and it claims to be Montana's largest building and loan association under its own charter. Its slogan is Save and Invest Your Money With the SECURITY and Be Safe.

Montana Building and Loan Association Security Building & Loan Association Billings

Mallard ducks fed by Laurel club to avert starvation

About ten thousand mallards near Laurel face starvation due to severe cold and heavy snow. The Laurel Rod and Gun Club distributes food to save the birds and protect next season's hunting. Ducks normally migrate south but harsh weather kept many in Yellowstone, Clark's Fork and Rock Creek valleys.

Laurel Laurel Rod and Gun Club Yellowstone Clark’s Fork Rock Creek

Engineers Confer on Road Project Across State Lines

Division Engineer R J Ephland and Engineer Jim Neill of Montana spoke with Wyoming highway officials in Alzada about a new road to connect Montana to Wyoming and South Dakota. Wyoming will start building once Montana reaches the state line, with completion expected this spring. Bridge contractor W P Roscoe of Billings maintains several camps to have bridges ready as grading finishes.

R. J. Ephland Montana Highway Commission Jim Neill Miles City Alzada Wyoming Highway Department Wyoming Montana South Dakota Wyoming Line W. P. Roscoe Billings

Bonner Wins Big Libel Case Against Boston American

Frank E. Bonner former district forest service official and son of a Missoula pioneer won 50000 damages in a libel suit against Hearst led Boston American. He sought 100000 with suits against 13 Hearst papers. Jury awarded 50000 to Bonner and 4200 to Griffith amid claims of bias toward power companies.

Frank E. Bonner United States Forest Service District 1 Missoula Boston American Hearst Senate Federal Power Commission Bonner Commission W. F. Griffith Griffith The Power Commission Washington United States District Court Bonner-Griffith Washington Times Forest Service

London school children show extremely low poor health rate

A recent survey indicates under one percent of London school children are poorly educated or in poor health, suggesting strong overall student well being amid ongoing educational concerns.

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