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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1933

Page

2

Security Building & Loan At Billings Announces April Dividend

The Security Building and Loan association of Billings Montana reports its twenty eighth consecutive semiannual dividend on April 1. Since its fourteen year history dividends have totaled over two and a quarter million dollars and the firm continues to emphasize safety and convenience under conservative progressive policies. The association joined the Federal Home Loan Bank system early and invites inquiries into its savings and investment plans for all sizes.

The Security Building & Loan Association “of ‘Billings Security Building & Loan Association of Billings Montana Northwest Federal Home Loan Bank Security Security Building & Loan Association Interior of Home Office of Security Building & Loan Association

McGregor Starts Glacier Park Dog Team Trek Across Marias Pass

Joe McGregor begins a hazardous winter journey by dog team from Glacier Park’s Mike's Place toward Kalispell, delayed from February. Dogs trained for winter travel by Joe and Trailer the Malamute lead the way as onlookers watch in Lubec canyon.

Mike Glacier Park Joe McGregor Marias Pass Kalispell Joe McGregor Trailer Thomas Dawson Northwest Mounted Police Dawson Ed Bessie Lubec Canyon

Yellowstone City a Ghost City and Miner Headquarters

A pen drawn plat reveals Yellowstone City one of Montana’s first White settlements in Park county. The camp housed 75 log houses and 200 residents in 1864, with early leaders like David Weaver and John Shorthill shaping Emigrant gulch mining.

Elno RS. O. M. Harvey Livingston Livingston Library Yellowstone City Park County Montana Emigrant Gulch Bannack Virginia City Thomas Curry Curry John Bozeman Yellowstone Gallatin Valley Bozeman Dr. Hall Iowa David R. Shorthill David B. Weaver Alexander Norris Shorthill Cherry Creek Denver Colorado W.H. Hackney National Soldiers Los Angeles Calif Gulch Yellowstone River Thomas McGonagle Yellowstone Valley Auguste Archambeau Frank Cincin Miller John Tomlinson Philo. Co R. Glidden Chico John Tomilson States Missouri Mr. Lawrence Trail Creek John Hackney Weaver Hackney George Huston Yellowstone Park J. R. Freeman Huston Omaha Neb Monana Fridley Paradise Valley Pennsylvania Emigrant Creek Livingston-Yellowstone Park

Rare exhibits in Helena home unveil long treasured relics

Helena collector Silas Gray, once city electrician, keeps a vast room of curios from across the globe. Items include a Tahiti bark tapestry, a four foot South Sea bow, an Egyptian widow’s mite, Confederate notes, Buffalo Bill’s match case, a Judith basin buffalo skull, Civil War firearms, Nez Perces gear, and a Spanish holster.

Tahiti Mite Egypt Silas Gray Helena Nebraska Gray America Mr. Gray Pacific Islands United States Buffalo Bill” Cody Yellowstone River Cody Buffalo Bill South America Seven Seas Custer California Trail Plummer Virginia City Philippine Islands Ireland Spain

Water Resources of Judith Basin in Montana Study

Dr. E S Perry reports on Judith Basin water resources in Memoir No 7 from the Bureau of Mines and Geology. The work maps local aquifers, lists towns, and notes yields from terrace gravel to base Quadrant sandstone with well depths around 500 feet.

Judith Basin Montana E. S. Perry Bureau of Mines and Geology Montana School of Mines Francis A. Thomson Bureau Gallatin Flathead Bitterroot Thomson Judith Perry Lewistown Stanford Raynesford Geyser Windham Beachland Moccasin Hobson Utica Hauck Mendon Straw Buffalo Judith Gap Garneill Moore Hanover Ross Fork Danvers Denton Hoosac Coffee Creek Arrow Creek Pownal Square Butte Bear Springs Salt Creek Great Northern Milwaukee Colorado Terrace Kootenai Eagle

Moses and Montana Book Update Underway

Warren Moses of the Montana Department of Agriculture leads the preparation of a new Montana book aided by Edith Briscoe. The pamphlet outlines state resources and industries and includes updated agricultural and industrial statistics since the last edition.

Warren Moses State Department of Agriculture Edith Briscoe Montana

Fergus County Banks Open After Denton Bank Opens

Old Money deposited several thousand dollars in old style currency and about 1200 dollars in gold were among new deposits received by Lewis town banks. With the opening of the Farmers State bank at Denton all Fergus county banks are now open.

Lewistown Farmers State Bank Denton Fergus County

First Elk Count Planned in South Fork Territory

Forest officials will conduct the first elk census in the South Fork country of the Flathead with airplane assistance. James N. Templer, supervisor of the Helena national forest, disclosed the plan a few days ago.

South Fork Flathead James N. Templer Helena National Forest

Cuticura Trio Advertises Bath Ointment Talcum

The advertisement promotes Cuticura for soothing a baby's red rough itchy skin with hot baths using Cuticura Soap and applying Cuticura Ointment. It also recommends Cuticura Talcum for gentle dusting and scent.

Wells and costs for irrigation and a Fergus county appeal

Wells that produce 250 gallons per minute can irrigate 60 to 80 acres. Drilling costs range from 1.50 dollars per foot for 200 to 300 foot wells, with a 3,000 foot well possibly costing more. The supreme court heard an appeal from Fergus county where Daniel Whitman Jr. was convicted of criminal assault on Elizabeth Steven a school teacher and sentenced to eight years. Attorneys Ayers and Ayers of Lewistown represented the defendant with County Attorney C. E. Baker prosecuting and Judge John C. Huntoon presiding.

Supreme Court Fergus County Daniel Whitman, Jr Elizabeth Steven Ayers

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