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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1909

Page

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Gine To Her Reward In Montana Death Notice

Mrs James H Post died after two years illness at 8 15 a m Sunday March 14 at J A Posts ranch three miles west of town Tuberculosis was the direct cause of death She was born Florence M Giles at Thormdike Maine 1873 She moved with her husband to Big Timber Montana in 1899 later to Knox Me and returned to Montana last fall The surviving husband sister and two brothers mourn her Resting place is Knox Me and she will be buried there Also note Bray s meat market accepting stove wood orders

James H. Post J. A. Post Florence M. Giles Thorndike Westbrook Knox Big Timber Maine Montana Mr. Post Straw Judith Basin J A. Post Grim Reaper Rebecca Lodge Unity Sunlight Grange Knos Cora Alice Cole Carlyle M Effington Ill Wallace E Shawmut Mont Okley Giles

Elaborate Sweet Grass wedding links Taft message

Charlotte Phillips became Mrs. Thomas Greenleaf Blakeman in a landmark ceremony at the Van Cleve home near Melville. The Mayflower style Episcopal service featured family attendants and a breakfast banquet with wartime era style dress and a Taft message among congratulations. The couple left for Virginia to stay with the groom’s mother.

Sweet Grass County P. L. VanCleve Melville Charlotte Phillips Thomas Greenleaf Blakeman New York City Pritchard Fridley, Mont B. Bienecke Frederick Blakeman Episcopal Church United States Pres William H. Taft Virgina

Card of Thanks to neighbors for kindness after loss

We thank the neighbors and friends and especially Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Fell for deeds of kindness and words of cheer during the illness and death of our wife, daughter and sister. James H. Post, Okley Giles and family.

M. J. Fell James H. Post Okley Giles

Big Timber Hosts Western Methodist Conference

The largest district conference in the state opened with Rev. Charles D. Crouch presiding on March 9. Leaders from Bozeman Helena Miles City Billings Livingston and Livingston attended. Speakers including Rev. George B. Smyth urged missionary work and church growth amid debates on Epworth League youth and temperance. The event concluded with reports sermons papers and a banquet in Livingston.

Methodist Church Charles D. Crouch Bozeman I. S. Ware Edward Ty. Mills Helena George Board of Foreign Missions China King James J. M. Whitely F. M. Faith W. E. Snyder Epworth League Edward Smith Billings H. A. James Miles City W. H. Calvert Park City W. T. Groom Anti-saloon League Montana Sweet Grass County S. Struthers Epworth Montana Methodist Messenger David Hardy Twin Bridges Smyth A. A. Divine Methodist Brotherhood of Livingston Home Whiteley Edward L. Mills Butte Charles Rhodes Belgrade Rhodes Miss Powell Ware J. A. Badeen George D. King Curtis Leland Mills Montana Wesleyan University Badcon

Self-inflicted gunshot ends life of Geo F Smith in city home

Geo F Smith, a Billings arrival and local bartender, died from a gunshot wound in a north side house late Thursday. Inquest heard he claimed accidental discharge after stubbing his toe, while witnesses described premeditation amid despair over unemployment and debt. Burial followed Sunday in the local cemetery.

Geo. F. Smith Billings Smith Billings Gazette Nellie Farrell Shipton

Thanks to Officers and Friends from Nell Farrell and Nina Trenkle

Mrs Nell Farrell and Mrs Nina Trenkle express sincere thanks to the officers and friends who showed kindness during their recent trouble.

Nell] Farrell Nina Trenkle

Easter Suit Tailoring Offer From The Royal Tailors

A letter from The Royal Tailors in Chicago and New York promotes read before purchase. President Vehon touts high quality cut and wool fabrics, guaranteed fit, six day ship promise, and 500 all para wool spring patterns with a conditional free return if not pleased.

Vehon The Royal Tailors Chicago New York

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Gine Bray’s Yellowstone Valley Glass Johnson & Company Sweet Grase County Glass-Johnson & CO Big Timber, Montana W.T. Groom Charles W. Tenney George F. Smith W. H. Patterson Rexall Drug Store Amnooeees L. F. Douthett
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