08 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1906
Page
1
A short display of wash goods notes a wide range of dainty creations offered in many styles, colors, and prices. The item list emphasizes variety and accessible price points for shoppers seeking light fabrics.
The report lists students by rooms Ost room One Room Two and Room Three with names such as Olga Birkeland Vesta Dutton Robert Bray Thelma Haynes Dorothy Asbury and more. It states birth 38 total members average 36 daily attendance 34 percent daily attendance 04 days absent a4 tardiness 2 24 neither absent nor tardy.
A list of students highlighted as perfect spellers includes Katherine Adam Mabel Busha Livia Clark Ineg Everett Cora Walker Edna Bryan and Elsie Gregg among others from the community spelling program.
The record notes 14 students enrolled with an average attendance of 11 and zero tardiness cases. Three students, Mary Neste Tilma Berg and Ivah Herg, achieved perfect attendance.
The Absarokee division of Yellowstore Forest Reserve invites grazing applications for 13 000 cattle and horses and 12 000 sheep. Applications accepted until April 1, 1906. Fees: cattle 12 to 60 head 60 cents, over 60 25 cents. horses 25 cents. summer grazing cattle 20 cents under 60 head, 40 cents over. sheep 6 cents with two lambs counting as one. E C Russe Forest Supervisor Tony Mont.
Ridiculed and censured shepherds face trials as they tend mutton to feed the rich and poor. They endure harsh weather, isolation, and laughter from a public that misunderstands the shepherds task. They pray for retribution when they pass away.
We express heartfelt thanks for the assistance during the death and burial of our beloved wife and mother and for the beautiful floral offerings from E Susip ano Dacourer and others.
The high school notes praise last Friday’s joint Crescents program as one of the best, list upcoming events Star Day and Crescent program details, and mention class activities from Latin to chemistry. Students and staff are noted in various classes and social clubs with several references to illness, visits, and future lectures.
Thrilled crowds greet T Rush Thompson in Elmer Walters play A Thoroughbred Tramp at the Auditorium. Audiences roar with laughter and applaud the wholesome sentiment as the strong drama moves them. The production shows Friday March 9.
The Dark Moon Minstrel captivated a crowded Big Timber audience Friday night March 2 though postponement trimmed the ginger somewhat. Mrs. J. A. Mulkern earned praise for management and instruction. Receipts totaled 190.75, benefiting the Hig Timber Cornet Band.
An ocean liner moving down the Clyde meets a dirty empty ballast barge with a lone occupier smoking a short pipe. The officer aboard asks him to move, the Irishman replies and challenges the captain, insisting he is the captain of this.
A bashful young couple in love enters a crowded Boston street car. He asks to squeeze in while she blushes, then she suggests waiting until they are at home. The playful exchange reflects light hearted public romance observed by Life.
The earnest citizen seeks a state where every man has a chance to work. The cheerless person counters that many want to do nothing while others bear the burden, a view attributed to a Washington Star commentary.
The exchange features doctors joking that eggs wake bilious symptoms and a comic reply noting eggs can make a man look bilious before he finishes a stage appearance. The anecdote captures a humor tone from the Philadelphia Press.
A single line humorous quip about a husband and his wife from the Yonkers Statesman appears in a Woman's Club context. The joke plays on the notion of preferred spouses or beams as a playful misunderstanding.
A fragmentary qoute shows a father hubristic exchange where a boy asks what defines a gentleman of the old school and the father replies with a humorous image of letting himself be run over by a horse.
Members of Big Timber Aerie No 790 are notified that a meker will be held on the evening of April. Each member may invite one friend and must inform the committee of the invitee by March 29. Trouble commences at 9 30 p m. Junius Guarap, Chairman.
About 10 tons of fthrat close alfalfa hay offered for sale at the ranch. Inquiries accepted at this office, 215-06 tf.
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Midland Coa and Lumber Company of Big Timber Montana will be held at the company office in Big Timber on March 15 1906 at te o clock a m for voting on increasing capital stock from 10000 to 75000 and extending the business to include real estate timber lands saw mills electric power generation and other related activities. Signed by a majority of the board of trustees February 3 1906.
Contest affidavit by Moses D. Murphy contests Ferdinand O Obendorf Homestead entry 3016 in Bozeman Montana alleging non residence and non cultivation for four years and absence not due to U S military service. Notice to appear February 1 1906 at Big Timber and final hearing February 1 1906 in Bozeman with publication as directed by Register M K Wilson and Receiver N Relly.
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