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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1913

Page

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Big Chicago Investor Buys 6200 Acres in Montana Sale

A. E. Harper of Chicago paid about 125 000 for the Wilson and Huidekoper ranches near Twodot and American Fork, the largest local land deal in years. The Harlowton News notes the purchase by Harper, with Fiery of Aberdeen involved, praising the two tracts as premier stock and irrigation properties.

Wallis Huidekoper Wallis American Fork Twodot Huidekoper A. E. Harper Chicago Huidekopers South Dakota Philadelphia Texas Pabst Brewing Co Milwaukee Harlowton News Wilson Twedot Fiery Aberdeen Harper

Republicans Make Good At Last Session

Helena March 14 Republicans in the Thirteenth assembly enacted substantial measures including elevator regulation grain inspection and investment rules for state assets. They secured reductions in interstate grain rates after an inquiry into freight charges and prompted a new local rate schedule to keep Montana produce competitive with coastal imports. Senator Selway of Beaverhead is the leader in this report.

Helena Stevens Montana Texas Selway Beaverhead

Citizens Ticket Named For Coming Election

The first meeting to name a ticket for the city election on April 7 was held at the office of Attorney C. W. Campbell. About 25 attended. the Citizens ticket was named by acclimation with leaders Mayor J. R. Kaiserman and others. Rumor says a mass convention may back a second ticket headed by Joe Bailey for mayor.

C. W. Campbell Mr. Campbell Citizens J. R. Kaiserman Emmett Roecher T. K. Lee C. W. Allen Fred A. Webb Joe Bailey

Bull Moosers Plan Nonpartisan Initiative League

A five member committee of Bull Moosers launches a nonpartisan movement to initiate a score of measures the legislature failed to enact. The group seeks a state meeting to select measures and invite disgruntled members of other parties to join, with a fall timing suggested to gain public support.

People’s Power League Bull Moosers Frank J. Edwards John Edgarton A. J. Horsky Sam W. Teagarden G. O. Freeman Helena Progressive State Central Committee

Easter Song Service at St Marks Episcopal Church

The Rt. Rev. L R Brewer will lead Easter services at St Marks Episcopal Church on March 28 at 11 am and 7 30 pm with a full musical program including processions anthems hymns and solo performances by Mrs Dorman Kellogg Rex Benedict and others. The service features Communion in E flat and a sermon with the choir and congregation participating in hymns and anthems.

L. R. Brewer D. D Montana Episcopal Church St. Marks Holley Simper Dorman Kellogg G. Goubleir Rex Benedict Jesus

Advertised Letters at Big Timber Post Office

Week ending March 18 1918 uncalled letters include Halvarson Osmund Stene Milkal Haaland Ingaald Tompson Cail Henderson John Visland Andrias Shults E Wilkins Bob Steine Olaf Augusta Sheridan P M When calling say Advertised contains names of residents and a postmaster notice

Big Timber Halvarson Osmund Stene Milkal Haaland Ingaald Tompson Cail Henderson John Visland Andrias Shults E. Wilkins Bob Steine Olaf Augusta C. Sheridan P. M

Hon W J Hannah Leases Modern Tractor For Summer Farm Plan

Hon W J Hannah owner of about 2500 acres along Big Timber creek near the Crazy mountains plans diversified farming this year. He has received an 80 horsepower tractor from the Electric Wheel Co of Quincy Illinois and will start work as soon as spring comes. A photo shows the tractor unloaded at the Northern Pacific yards.

W. J. Hannah Big Timber Creek Crazy Mountains Electric Wheel Co Quincy Northern Pacific

Stillwater County Born After County Ballot Victory

Montana voters in Yellowstone, Carbon and Sweet Grass counties approved creating a new county. A Columbus led campaign swayed precincts including Reed Point with rallies and stacked figures claiming debt of only 13 000 dollars. Local officials and candidates from multiple parties secured positions in the new county setup.

Montana Yellowstone Carbon Sweet Grass Columbus Gibson, Busteed Reed Point Steiner L. F. Douthett Hickman Sweet Grass County Irwin Seresegarrasesneenes Merrill Boener Eee sereOresaveseereeresecye Carbon County Absarokee Yellowstone County Park City Soto Stickley Pee Broadview Town Patrick J. Patten John W. Corwin R. L. Guthrie Robert Frye Lloyd Barley Gus. B.iverson John R. Parker

Stillwater County Creation Won’t Hurt Big Timber Trade

Business leaders in Big Timber largely downplay any impact from Stillwater county formation. Local officials and merchants expect existing patrons to stay, while some note possible court crowds may affect hotels.

Stillwater County Asbury H. J. Koozer H. O. Kellogg J. J. Kusey Stillwater C. A. Caulkins Stillwater Country T. K. Lee Reed Point A. Whitney Carbon County L. F. Douthett Sweet Grass County McDonnell

Still Water Country Compared to County Seat Cited

A reader argues Stillwater country differs from the county seat, noting it is distant, costly, and better off without it. The remark frames financial burden and regional alignment in local debate.

Stillwater

First Annual Ball A Grand Success

The first annual ball of Doraix Camp No. 849 Woodmen of the World was held at the Auditorium on St. Patrick’s day. The hall was decorated to honor the Patron Saint and the lodge with a tent and camp fire motif. Wood’s orchestra played a delightful program to a well filled hall. The committee included Attorney C. W. Campbell Lee Crest and D. V. Bigbie.

Wood C. W. Campbell Lee Crest D. V. Bigbie

Montana Sunday School Convention in Lewistown

The Montana State Sunday School convention will meet in Lewistown on April 13 to 16, 1918. Chicago Sunday School worker William A. Brown will attend and MT workers will give addresses and lead conferences. Delegates from every Montana Sunday School should attend with railroads offering a fare and one third. For program details contact J. A. Alford, Helena.

Montana Lewistown William A. Brown Chicago J. A. Alford Helena

Real Estate Transfers Summary from Big Timber Area

Real estate transactions include O B Curtis selling 304.67 acres in Township 1S Range 15E to L B Man for 12186.80. US grants to Phil Cook SW quarter SE quarter of Sec 3 T3S R15E. Sweet Grass County transfers to Henry Nichol Lot 4 Block 4 Mountain View Cemetery for 15. George W Moore and wife sell South Half SE Quarter Sec 17 T2S R13E plus 1/5 interest in Nicholson Ayers and Koozer ditch for 2400. J A Hall and wife sell Lot 15 Block 23 Big Timber for 200. US transfers to Anthony H Arenson Lot 7 Sec 6 T2N R18E. Lena B Clark sells Lots 16-20 Block V Boulder Addition Big Timber for 1. US transfers to Martha Myers East Half NE Quarter Sec 30 T1S R15E.

O. B. Curtis L. B. Mansell Chicago Sweet Grass County Henry Nicholson Mountain View Cemetery George W. Moore Philip Philipson Nicholson, Ayers & Koozer Lena B. Clark J. R. Kaiserman Boulder United States Martha Myers Northeast Quarter

Reed Point News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

Mrs. A Meacham improves after a long illness. Mrs B F Deeney visited Billings Sunday and Monday. Mrs Hutchins sister of Mrs Meacham returns home after a few days. J M Cline of Logan formerly here visits for business. Rev Clarkson closes revival services with District Superintendent Smith assisting. A spelling match at Bridger creek schoolhouse with Mrs Dave Thompson best speller. Yeoman hall hosts county election changing Reed Point to Stillwater. R L Guthrie remains serious. Dr Alton of Livingston and Dr Smith of Columbus consult.

Bridger Creek Dave Thompson

Early Morning Fire at West Side Livery

An early morning fire caused about 200 dollars in damage to the West Side livery. The cause was a red hot stove. The chemical team arrived first and had the blaze out before the hose wagon arrived.

West Side

Seattle Sags as Boom Fades and Coast Cities React

Senator Charles McDonnell reports slower times in California and Seattle dull after a Coast boom. He notes rising living costs and street car expenses burden laborers while Portland thrives with new skyscrapers as Torches of growth shift northward.

Charles McDonnell Citizens State Bank Portland

Sweet Grass County High School to consider brick addition

The trustees met at Clerk Pound’s office Friday afternoon to discuss a 60 by 80 foot brick addition two stories high with a full basement. Plans and specifications will be prepared before any cost estimate is set.

Sweet Grass County High School Clerk Pound

Engine breakdown halts train near Springdale

Conductor Jack Howard and crew pulled into Big Timber Sunday afternoon with an engine badly damaged. While rounding the bluff above Springdale they struck two large boulders, damaging the pilot and disabling the locomotive. The train reached Livingston for a replacement engine and remained in Big Timber until 10 p.m. awaiting it.

Jack Howard Big Timber Springdale Livingston

Evangelist Rev Thomas Clarkson to Lead Clyde Park Meeting

Pastor Rev Thomas Clarkson conducts a two to three week evangelistic campaign at Clyde Park with large attendances. On Sunday Rev James Thompson of Clyde Park will fill the pulpit in the city to preach alongside the revival effort.

Thomas Clarkson Congregational Church Clyde Park James Thompson

Trustees Reappointed to Sweet Grass County High School

Before adjournment of the county commissioners meeting C T Busha George W Baker and W D Richards were named to succeed themselves as trustees of the Sweet Grass County High School.

Board of County Commissioners C. T. Busha George W. Baker W. D. Richards Sweet Grass County

Butte Clothing Store Furnishes Wrong Clothes

A customer letter to a prominent Butte store complains about wrong garments received from Henry Idaho sender. The writer insists on big men size, rejects vests, and threatens return by next Wednesday if not corrected.

Butte Clothing Store Butte Daily Post Butte Clothing Henry Ida

Also Mentioned on This Page

Twodot Ranch Ernest Easter Song Service B. B. Berg Elizabeth Wagner Ralph Barr C. F. Rothwell S. G. Hood Chas. Meers B. F. Harris Phil Cook J. A. Hall J. A. Lowry Anthony H. Arneson Reed Point News B. F. Deeney Billings Mrs. Hutchins Mrs. Meacham J. M. Cline Logan Clarkson Smith Yeoman Hall Alton Dr. Smith Seattle California N. P Yours Truly
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