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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1936

Page

3

First to Propose Yellowstone National Park Idea

Contends Cornelius Hedges first urged creating a public park from the Yellowstone region. Langford and Washburn party members credited Hedges with early writings and campfire discussions in 1870, promoting withdrawal from private occupancy and dedication to public use.

N. P. Langford Washburn Park Cornelius Hedges Montana Wonderland Park Hayden Langford Great Falls Yellowstone Hedges Sdoa H. D. Washburn Surveyoreneral Everts Samuel T. Hauser G. C. Doane Washington, D. C

First Court Trial in State Results in a Riot and Verdict

The first trial in the Montana Territory era ends with a brawl in Boltie's saloon over a shooting dispute between "Tin-cup Joe" and "Baron" O'Keefe. Judge Brooks preserves order, the jury returns a verdict for the plaintiff, and one defendant is fined $10 plus costs.

Missoula County Hell’s Gate Brooks George P. White Josephine Mineinger Montana Historical Society Blake and Higgins and Worden Hellgate Gold Creek Joe O'Keefe Boltie Justice of Peace Bob Pelky Allie Olg Brooks Baye Territory of Washington Fery O'Keefe Woody Asia Pee Montana Frank H. Woody Easy Western Monan Laintiff Joe “Baron” O'Keefe Colville Pettige x Jury W. B Higgins Blake Bishop” Brooks Uncle Ben Blackfoot City

How to train BABY S BOWELS and avoid constip ations

An old family doctor recommends daily half a teaspoon of Dr Caldwell’s Stepsin for bottle or breast fed babies to promote regular bowels and prevent fretfulness vomiting and poor gain. Caldwell specialized in women and children and attended over 3500 births with no maternal or infant loss.

Caldwells Stepsin Caldwell

Manifold Emigration Fears Spur Harsh Montana Claim

Attorney Woody warned of dire consequences if depravity went unpunished. He said settlers would fear a track of lawlessness and the Montana emigration wave to the valleys would falter as word spread of the criminals’ fame.

Woody Montana

Load Limits Set on Highways 16 and 91 in State

The state highway department announces a 300 pounds per inch width load limit to protect road beds during shrine breakup. Applies to highway No. 16 from St. Resis to the Idaho line and to highway No. 91 from Boreman to Yellowstone Park’s north boundary.

State Highway Department St. Resis Idaho Line Boreman Yellowstone Park

Old Mining Friends Buried Together in Butte Cemetery

In Mount Moriah cemetery in Butte two long time mining pals, John Erickson and Harry Caldwell, lie in a single grave after a 40 year friendship. Caldwell died in the county hospital and Erickson, paralyzed from a rock fall, had been kept in his friend’s room until death paused their partnership. The grave site needed space so Erickson was buried nine feet deep to make room for Caldwell.

John Erickson Harry Caldwell Duning Mount Mo John Caldwell Harry

Flooding Hits Martinsdale and Musselshell Areas

High water on the Musselshell floods Martinsdale territory washing out bridges and submerging Delphine meadows. Three Bair Co. lambing sheds abandoned with sheep moved to high ground. Mr. and Mrs. Orness driven from home and Art Parks ranch buildings surrounded by water. Musselshell at peak since 1917. county line remains active for warnings.

Musselshell Martinsdale Bair Co

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