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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1900
Page
1
A regional retailer announces full stock arrival with a car of Racine buggies implements plows and harrows. Marsh al Field Co dry goods shipment brings new inventory. Store opens April 1 urging customers to see new stock before buying.
Open all night claim is practical not literal with OUR NIGHT BELL pledged to summon prompt willing service for serious illness and urgent need for relief. Public notice emphasizes rapid response and readiness to assist at any time.
An old Budd Drug Co. ad asks readers for nightly calls and day patronage. It promises complete stock in every department and emphasizes courteous service from the shop.
Forest reserve and soldier's additional homestead can be placed on surveyed or unsurveyed government land. Filings and final proof made. Correspondence solicited. C. N. Skillman, Big Timber, Montana.
County Superintendent Eva L. Dana announces a large prize contest for country school pupils in Sweet Grass County. Businesses funding multiple $5 prizes encourage inkwritten compositions across grades with maps and state and county topics. All entries due by August 1, 1900, with judges appointed and winners announced in local papers.
Cincinnati capitalists who bought Graham and Newell properties in the Boulder district form the Independence Mining and Milling Co with 50000 capital. The firm aims to mine in Boulder country, engage in various trades, build roads, and plat townsites. Incorporators are Ar. McKeehan W. C. Merrick Ben P. Lele N. S. Monsarrath and Gustav von den Steinen of Cincinnati Ohio.
Jewelers' Weekly reports on a silver gilt wishbone pen wiper with a large imitation amethyst, a scarf pin showing a green enamel serpent around a pink pearl with diamond eyes, a gold bee brooch with sapphires, diamonds, emeralds and rubies, and lavish cloak clasps and lavallieres. It notes growing use of large stones in clasps and the shift to gold belts and ornate scroll buckles.
Paris hosts the largest quill toothpick mill while Hungary leads in glass jewel production and Saxony toy-makers earn one cent per hour. Redditch England ships 70 million needles weekly and global daily paper usage reaches 3.5 million pens. American cotton wins favor with Japanese mills due to longer staple. Profits from 1899 cotton mills in Oldham Rochdale Ashton reach 1.65 million dollars with 6 million spindles and 23.75 million capital. Benzine motors test for canal barges in France. The German empress is criticized for domestic role. the emperor oversees household supervision.
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