J and Sheridan Manager in Big Timber Montana
Local business listing notes J and Sheridan as manager in Big Timber Montana with brief reference to the town and role.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1901
Page
2
Local business listing notes J and Sheridan as manager in Big Timber Montana with brief reference to the town and role.
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A local newspaper fires back at W J Hannah over county printing bids. The piece defends the county’s bidding process, disputes Hannah’s charges, and praises Commissioners Budd McConnell and Clerk Moore for honesty and proper procedure. It argues the board followed law and that Hannah’s assertions mislead the public.
The Butte Inter Mountain celebrated two decades with its most attractive issue yet. A new department produced numerous handsome cuts, boosting the paper’s appeal and serving as strong advertising for the newspaper and Montana printing progress.
The question imagines what show the Pioneer would have used to secure county printing if a Democratic Board of Commissioners existed. It also asks whether Jannah would have accepted a modest annual bonus for the privilege or bid the contract at full statutory rates.
E H Cowles remarks on Boulder camp trade merit attention from Big Timber merchants. He notes Boulder camps are worth pursuing for business opportunities.
The revetion era mood shifts as Carrie Nation is met not with welcome but barred gates, rotting vegetables, and a curt demand to move on, reflecting growing hostility to her temperance crusade.
The statement asserts that Hannahs measurement approach should be referred to the International Type Union and Publishers Association for standardization. It emphasizes aligning notation with recognized global standards and industry backing.
Mr Hannah attempts a discussion about measurements but redirects to focus on the apprentice. The exchange highlights a learning stage and questions of technique and precision in the conversation.
Spokane Chronicle reports a Bridger Montana boom with two new incorporations led by W A Clark A H L Wethey and Charles W Clark of Butte Joining Walter Cooper Bozeman and C H McBroout Spokane The Bridger Improvement Company seeks lands factories mills hotels and general merchandise in a 100 000 share capital Bridger Coal Company aims for a general coal mining business with 250 000 capital and 250 shares priced at 1 each, both headquartered in Spokane.
Ben Hatfield, an early 90s local businessman and brother of Hugh Hatfield, is linked to the Oro Grande gold strike in Arizona. Report from Phoenix notes a vast vein near 4,000 feet long and 100 to 130 feet wide with ore assaying up to 10 000 per ton and surface flashes of gold.
A Bridgewater tale from Arthur Montefiore Brice recalls a gypsy crew posing as cripples who tricked the mayor with claims of healing power. The jailer tests them by lamp light and, warned of harsh punishment for impostors, the crowd erupts as all escape, led by the blind, the dumb, and the lame, to the mayor’s amusement.
A western senator's wife in Washington hosted a dinner to sidestep social precedence. She told guests to be seated wherever they pleased, declaring she did not know the rules and ordered everyone to dinner, a bold, simple act of diplomacy.
A caller asks about race entry openings at a gas company office, only to be redirected with confusion. The exchange ends with a humorous note mentioning a gas meter and a misheard place name.
Sarah Bernhardt recalled a night in America while in Jeanne d Arc when her knee was pierced by a rusty nail. The wound caused little pain and a minor operation was once discussed. A Chicago museum manager offered to take the leg if amputation became necessary, even volunteering to drive it away.
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