28 Mar 1901
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
1
The Bozeman sanitarium promotes a quiet home for invalids and surgical operations with distinct cases, trained nurses, a resident physician, and specialists like Dr. H. W. Foster and Prof. Bozeman in Montana.
A local meat shop promises complete satisfaction with tender meats during a season of scarcity. Shop emphasizes reliable quality and invites customers to place their orders now.
Senator Carter helps extend homestead commutation to settlers on ceded Crow reservation lands. The act allows thirteen month occupiers to commute entries and receive final receipts by paying $2.50 per acre within railroad land grant limits. The Pan-American Exposition is highlighted with Nickel Plate rail service details and Buffalo hotels. Big Timber merchants claim Boulder mining camps favor Livingston trade due to road conditions.
The Passenger Department of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway publishes an illustrated treatise on the German card game Skat with up to date rules. It promises to be instructive for enthusiasts. A copy costs ten cents in postage and is sent to I A Miller General Passenger Agent Chicago IL.
The article instructs sprinkling coal ashes around ant burrows to drive them away. Ashes can be used on grass without harm, with lifted ashes preferred though fresh stove ashes from the shovel also work effectively.
Axxes the Photographer advertises a special deal offering a 16520 Platino portrait of the customer with every dozen cabinet photos ordered during the month. The notice guarantees satisfaction and promotes half price work for clients taking the offer.
The Big Timber Express subscription list is handed to Pionzeen Printina & Punisuine Co. They will mail the Proxer to former subscribers until directed otherwise.
A discussion of ideal marriage and female influence appears in Lavinia Hart’s article in the April Cosmopolitan. Grant Allen’s posthumous piece on The British Aristocracy is highlighted, published through his son, with Allen’s frank style praised. The piece The World’s Greatest Revolution, by Joan Brissen Walker, surveys Morgans alignment with business and politics and the shift toward organizational strength and public economy.
Montana health officials warn of a smallpox foothold as cases rise in Great Falls and nearby towns. Early warning emphasizes fever backache and headache lasting two or three days followed by a flea bite like eruption on the forehead and body. The bumps become pustular with watery contents.
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