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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1900
Page
5
The issue notes reduced news due to staff absence. It promotes Georgia Minstrels next Wednesday, Yellow stone Pharmacy’s services, and new wall paper lines at Budd's Drug Store. It mentions J Bugland as a new clerk, a Two Dot Wilson hotel and bank project, and a Chinese laundry coming to McLeod Street. A Epworth Lean social on March 23 promises poetry and singing.
Whitney's sawmill at Grey Oil is operating at full capacity and Mr. Whitney states he cannot supply the demand from neighboring ranchers as the supply shortfall grows.
Falhaber and Merreman of Wormser relocate to more commodious premises after vacating the post office building. They plan to establish a new hotel to meet a long felt need in the area.
Miss Emma Stubblefield who has run dressmaking parlors at her Boulder home relocates to A Cameron's store. She will display a fine line of millinery open for inspection after March 27.
The funeral for the late Col. Wallace is set for 2 o'clock Sunday afternoon in Telena. A 1.2 fare will be charged by the railroad for parties of ten or more attending. Members of the regiment are urged to be present.
Seven cases of smallpox are reported along Duck Creek with four in Mr. Kelly's family, two at McKenzie and Clark, and one at Ralph Jarrett's. The disease is described as very mild. All exposed persons are quarantined and precautions are in place to prevent spread.
A Dunmor Y P S C Br was organized at the Congregational church last Sunday afternoon with Miss Dana as superintendent Mrs Pope president and Miss Grace Pound See and Preas as officers.
The usual services will be held in the Congregational church next Sunday. All meals are free and everybody is welcome.
A social gathering of scholars and teachers of the Congregational Sunday School will be held at the church Thursday evening. An improved program will be rendered and light refreshments served. No charge for admission.
A driver and passenger escaped injury after a plow team frightened near the Mont Trading Co store. The horses bolted into the storefront then swung to the sidewalk before Harvey Pound and another man halted them by grabbing the animals by the heads. Local witnesses describe the incident as a close call with potential damage.
An advertisement notes a smallpox remedy named Shering's Formalin Pastilles available exclusively at Yellowstone Pharmacy. The claim positions the product as a preventive or treatment option sold through the listed drugstore.
Richards and Pringle present Georgia Minstrels at Busha Bailey’s hall next Wed evening March 28. Fifty performers include two big bands an acrobatic troupe eight end men dancers and singers. A 2:30 p.m parade precedes two shows the first with singers and comedians the second with specialty vaudeville acts. Web. Remember the date March 28.
Report from Butte and Helena claims Theodore Durrant was an innocent man hanged in San Francisco years ago. Rev Gibson of Emanuel Baptist Church allegedly confessed to murders of Blanch Latvant and Minnie Williams, linking Dillon to the case and reviving a famous national scandal.
Til writes that DT suffered a hacking cough for a year and feared consumption. After using KOeys Tubney and Par, and receiving care from physicians for months, he claims the remedy cured him and he has not been troubled since. The note is signed by Til and references 212 Mape Street Cham paign.
A brief health note advises stopping coughing to protect the lungs and aid healing. It promotes Foley's Taney and Tar as a remedy claimed to ease coughing and expel phlegm without strain, urging readers to try the product for relief.
In a paper on Recent Ethnographical Work in Scotland presented to the British Association, Mr Gray notes hair and eye color in East Aberdeenshire schoolchildren. Tables compare with Schleswig-Holstein Lueneberg and Mecklenburg Schwerin, tracing origins of Lowland Scots. North German districts show more blonde, Bavaria darker, with East Aberdeenshire closest to upper Bavaria.
The American Modern Language Association met at Columbia University with professors and critics from across the country. The gathering appeared nonprofessional in dress and demeanor, though speakers were sharp and concise, while women members pursued notes and learning.
A collage of jokes and quips from American papers shows teachers, students, and professionals debating and bantering on topics from kissing and cold feet to memory and quotations. An upcoming Paris-bound exhibit features a massive map of New York City planned by the Board of Public Improvements.
Loomington NL farmer painter Alfred Montgomery, known for farm scenes and grain detail, has completed a six by three foot painting titled Down on the Farm. Commission Peck notified him of a Paris exposition showing next year and Montgomery plans to travel with his works after gaining attention from Chicago buyers.
Scientists warn slings and kidney ailments rise among Farmers of America due to lack of varied vegetables. A. K. Bush of Dover Minnesota, horticulturist with the Minnesota Farmer's Institute, promotes an illustrated Fruit and Vegetable Garden plan that reduces hand labor and suits horse and cultivator farming. Northrup King & Co. offers the booklet free to readers who request it and cite this paper.
J A Lambert of Rachel North Carolina writes in support of Iiles's Kidney Cure praising its benefits with optimism for others to try. The letter thanks the company for relief experienced and recommends the product.
Save doctor's bills by giving Boley's Toney and Tar tolotants and children in time to prevent pneumonia or croup, which are fatal to so many thousands of babies. budd Drug Co.
The notice warns buyers to avoid fake Witch Tazel salve marketed as a cerita cure for piles and skim disorders. It cites Budd Drug Co and cautions that bogus items are dangerous and worthless copies.
Advert reads Harriet Evans of Windshade touting a cough cure for children and adults. Claims quick relief from coughs, colds, throat and lung ailments, urging use for safety and health.
Rev W E Sitzer and W Caron of NY report long lasting relief from dyspepsia after using Kodel Dyspepsia Cure. They claim it helped from the start and call it a panacea for indigestion.
A Michigan reader EB Hartwerink from Overise endorses Kodol Dyspepsia Cure for rapid relief and pleasant taste calling it the dyspepsia's best friend. The Budd Drug Co advertises the product with strong claims of curing digestion issues.
Advertisement notes chapped hands cracked lips and rough skin can be cured quickly by Lanner Salve from Sudding Co. touted as the most healing ointment in the world.
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