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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1933

Page

6

Elk herd counts rise in Montana forest survey

Charles Marrs state fish and game warden reports two field men tracked the San River elk herd away from hay stacks while a four day air survey by Commissioner William Steinbrenner and forest service staff counted about 1500 to 2000 elk. The study, covering Haystack Butte to Sun River, found the largest group at 212. a new law allows the board to destroy elk when they threaten property with an open season planned for fall.

Charles 8. Marrs Steinbrenner W. M. Rush Howard Flint Forest Service Red Morrison Haystack Butte Augusta French Gulch Beaver Creek Twin Butte Upper Ford Creek South Fork Flathead Spotted Deer Game Preserve Sunriver Diversion Dam Game Board

Insurance Attaches for Taxes Says Ray Nagle

Insurance taken out by the owner of a building on tax delinquent land may be attached for taxes. Attorney General Nagle advised County Attorney A. D. Baker of Ryegate. He also ruled that reappointing a jointly hired school superintendent must be done by the joint board and that the current term does not automatically extend.

Nagle A. D. Baker Ryegate John J. Cavan Garfield County

Weight limits set on western Montana highways

Western Montana roads will restrict gross vehicle weight to 7500 pounds to protect pavement during frost thaw. Highway engineer H H Kuphal announced. Warning signals will be installed along Clark's Fork highway through the Bitterroot and Plathead valleys and on the Yellowstone trail east of Missoula.

Montana H. H. Kuphal Clark’s Fork Bitter Root Plathead Yellowstone Trail Missoula

Home made coal chisels options from Montana State College

An article from Montana State College explains how farmers can make coal chisels at home. It covers selecting steel, heating, hammering, tempering, quenching, and finishing to achieve a sound edge. A postscript notes a lions attack in the Monfalcone circus and a rail line electrification plan in Italy.

Montana State College Hi. E. Murdock State College Agricultural Engineering Department Murdock

Starting Seeds in the House and Seed Box Care

The article advises seed starting in windows with proper seed box drainage using holes and layers of broken pots and soil. It covers sowing thinly, transplants, damp coverings, and maintaining moisture to prevent damping off. It emphasizes avoiding overwatering and ensuring good drainage through careful box preparation.

Cooking Camas and Bitter Root in Selish Tradition

Dr. Harry Turney-High analyzes Selish cooking methods for camas and bitter root, detailing pit baking with grass blankets and earth layers, plus dried camas processing. The piece notes cultural decline in western Montana as modern devices replace traditional cookery. Meanwhile, basketball player Buzzetti posted 105 points in six games, with strong defense and few personal fouls, though team standings remained low.

Harry Turney-High The State University Scientific Monthly Montana

Trinidad to Begin $4.25 Million Government Water Project

Trinidad will start construction immediately on a government water supply project valued at 4 250 000 dollars. The initiative aims to improve municipal water access.

Trinidad

Jamaica Customs Receipts Rise on New Tariff

Jamaica gains higher customs receipts due to a new tariff while London faces refuse collection costs totaling 4 million pounds annually.

Jamaica London

Montana State Star Buzzetti Honored by Coaches

Ray Buzzetti of Montana State is lauded as the top guard in the Rocky Mountain conference by Utah coach Vadal Peterson and others. Report notes Buzzetti’s defensive prowess, holding opponents like Nelson and Petty to few or no field goals across multiple conference games and ending his college career with standout records.

Ray Buzzetti Montana State Cnllece Brick Breeden Buzzetti Breeden Vadal Peterson Utah University Bobcat Schubert Dyche Peterson Dyche Watts Utah Brooks

Four New Corporations Formed With Varying Capital Plans

Articles filed list Arnalds of Helena forming a $20,000 general merchandise company with H. W. Arnald, George W. Arnald and Avis Carter, Superior Development of Shelby with $50,000 capital, Fox Agency of Dover Delaware with $2,000 capital, and Montana Power Gas of Jersey City with directors named from multiple states. news also recounts a historical journey tracing Verendrye brothers and later military expeditions across the Northwest.

Arnalds Helena H. W. Arnald George W. Arnald Avis Carter Superior Development Company of Shelby Henry McClernan BE. M del i Raymond J. Gorman Edward S. Williams Brooklyn Arthur M. Britten West Orange N. J Montana Power Gas Company Jersey City Ralph B. Feagin Frank Stillman Jr W. B. Walters

Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Promises Quick Relief for Children

An old fashioned advertising pitch touts Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as safe for all ages and ideal for children facing feverish or upset stomachs. It claims gentle relief within hours, promotes regular bowels, aids cold symptoms, and notes the doctor's record of over 3500 births without loss.

Dr. Caldwell

Verendrye First In Far West

In a recent discovery it is asserted that the first white man to view Montana was Chevalier Verendrye, son of Sieur de La Verendrye. He and Pierre De La Verendrye, with companions, left Fort La Reine in 1738 bound for the Mandans on the Missouri. They reached the Mandans in late 1738 and returned to Fort La Reine in 1739.

Mandan Great Salt Sea Mandans Little Missouri Powder River Shining Mountains Missouri River Old Fort Pierre State Historical Society of South Dakota Northwest Chevalier Big Horn Mountains Pierre Yellowstone River Canada France Fort la Reine St. Lawrence Lake George Alfred Sully Fort Rice Kill Deer Mountains Glendive George A. Custer Fort Abraham Lincoln Little Big Horn David Hilger Montana Chevalier Verendrye Sieur de la Verendrye Verendrye Assinniboine Pierre de la Verendrye

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Sun River Ray Nagle Heiser Clark’s Fork Valley Blackfoot Land Development CO Missoula, Mont Monfalcone Circus Turin Italy Polytechnic Billings Polytechnic Institute Ernest T. Eaton Lewis T. Eaton Washor Bear Creek Far West Uticura Seaupte Mabon. Bean Huseth Optometrist and Optician Great Falls Adeed Bayer
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