Timber Montana Gazette Expounds Thursday Edition
The notice indicates a weekly Thursday publication by J. E. Sheridan as manager, likely detailing timber industry news and local business notes for the Montana area.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1903
Page
4
Post Office File Noted in Big Timber Montana
Entry indicates material was entered at the Big Timber Montana post office as second class matter reflecting its mailing status and processing category.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber
Montana
Subscription Rates Fragment
The notice lists subscription options with monthly and yearly terms. Prices show one year at a higher rate and shorter term options such as three and six months, indicating varied durations for readers.
Republicans urged to vote on Saturday May 16
A county call appeals to Republican voters to turnout for the party candidate on May 16. It notes many absent votes will be Republican and urges those who can to make the trip to the polls to prevent opponents from gaining ground and to back J. W. Bailey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bailey
Joe Bailey Admired as Man of the People in Sweet Grass County
In Sweet Grass County Joe Bailey is praised as a trusted, sincere man admired by Republicans and Democrats alike. He is described as honest and helpful, often providing aid to those in need without expecting anything in return. The tribute emphasizes his charitable actions and readiness to serve the community.
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Sweet Grass County
Joe Bailey
Joe Raley
Tie
Bailey Chosen for State Senator by County Voters
The voters of the county will make no mistake when they make J. W. Bailey their choice for state senator. Mr Bailey is admirably fitted for the position and can be depended upon to look after the people's interests whenever occasion requires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bailey
Ailey
Hannah backs W P Franklin for senator
Hannah claims a personal victory in supporting W. P. Franklin as a senator candidate and states that a Boodle victory would repay much of his troubles if his favorite is elected.
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Hannah
W. P. Franklin
Boodle
Bailey Backed for Next Saturday Ballot Choice
A call to voters to go to the polls next Saturday and mark X beside J. W. Bailey, with assurances that their interests will be attended to under all circumstances.
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Mark X
J. W. Bailey
Bailey Republican Candidate Promises Representation for All
The statement asserts J. W. Bailey as the Republican nominee for Senate who pledges to represent all people at all times. It frames Bailey as the party standard bearer and emphasizes broad inclusivity in his future role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Bailey
Republican Party
Bailey Plans NonpartisanRepresentative for Sweet Grass County
J. W. Bailey pledges a nonpartisan representative for Sweet Grass County to serve all residents. The focus is on common interests beyond political divides and ensuring fair governance.
Boodles Sore Reopened After Senator Kelly’s Victory
The piece accuses Willie Boodle of dirty election tactics against Senator Kelly, praising Kelly's public integrity and condemning Hannah’s record. It asserts Kelly’s esteem among party and voters while portraying Hannah as socially and politically despised. Boodle is urged to accept defeat and stop complaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Senator Kelly
Mr. Kelly
Boodle
Bailey Campaign Appeals To County Voters
A call to support J. W. Bailey emphasizes his dedication to county interests and steadfast work for residents throughout the campaign.
Republicans Should Remember Policy on Whip Power
A political opinion urging Republicans to avoid giving the opposing party leverage by placing the whip in their hands. The commentary argues that empowering rivals creates policy harm and weakens party control.
Bowling Match Delayed By Missing Train And Substitutions
A large crowd gathered as the Billings and Big Timber teams planned a Saturday night match that was called off due to a visiting player missing the train. Clarry Allen stood in for the absent Billings player and posted the night's best average, while Billings struggled. The regular match is rescheduled for May 16 as Big Timber and Livingston teams later clashed with Livingston winning 2386 to 2302.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billing
Big Timber
Wlleys
Ciarry Allen
Billings
Billingsite
Stickley
Budd
Ovren
Sherman
Allen
Reichstein
Nominees for State Senator in Sweet Grass County Montana
County Clerk I H C Allen certifies certificates of nomination for the state senate special election to be held May 16, 1903 in Sweet Grass County. Listed are J W Baile Republican and W P Franklin Democrat. Witness the seal on May 7, 1903.
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I. H. C. Allen
Sweet Grass County
Montana
J. W. Baile
W. P. Franklin
C. EN
Official draughtsman could safeguard state laws
Edward Atkinson argues in the Springfield Republican for a Massachusetts style office to revise bills before they reach the legislature. He cites recent Minnesota and Massachusetts issues with ambiguous language and punctuation that imperil legality, urging a formal scrutiny to prevent conflicts with existing statutes and ensure clear expression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Atkinson
Springfield Republican
Massachusetts
Mr. Atkinson
House of Commons
Fish and Game Commission
Atkinson
Minnesota
St. Paul
McLeod Church Recognized in New Congregation Meeting
A meeting at McLeod celebrated the organization of Mountain View Congregational Church. Rev J Pope led preliminaries and fellowship, Rev W S Bell spoke on church influence, and Rev W F Clark discussed Congregational benevolence. The church lists sixteen charter members and plans for a future worship place.
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McLeod
Mountain View
W.S. Bell
W. F. Clark
Livingston
Congregational Churches
Wolf threats spur bounty on wolves in Reed area
A. H. Taylor of Reed reports wolves near Whistle and Hump creeks killing cattle by wholesale. Since March losses have mounted and stockmen now offer a reward of at least 25 dollars per wolf.
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A. H. Taylor
Reed
Whistle
Hump
Bargains in Household Furniture By Mrs Clark
Mrs. E. B. Clark announces remaining inventory for sale including a three piece curly birch bedroom suite leather couch white enamel bedroom set oak umbrella rack art squares oak rocking chairs and more. Items to be closed out this week at great bargains with yard and floral tools available.
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E. B. Clark
Reward Offered for Strayed Saddle Mare from Big Timber Ranch
A reward of five dollars is offered for the return of an iron gray saddle mare that strayed from a ranch in Big Timber Canyon on April 21 1903. The horse weighs about 800 to 900 pounds and bears a brand on the right shoulder. Send information to J A Kelsey who will pay for her recovery. The notice dates back to the spring.
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Big Timber Canyon
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Willie
Leader
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Budd and
Watt
Alkire
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Shorthill
Big Timber Camp
M. W. of A
K. P. Wall
G. M. Bruner
V. C G. R. Reynords
McLeod Church
Main
J. A. Kelsey
Congo
Bbc
Lanphear
Waconta Brand
Summit
Rigolo
Percheron
B. L. Ryan
P.O. Fallang
Otter Creek
Home Ranch
Carl Tangen
Lu Lung
Sam Lee
Bowling
C. N. Skillman
U. S
H. C. Pound
Mont
W. W. Beasley & Son
Stock Commission Brokers
Iig Timber
H. O. Kellogg's
THE
Gebo Coal and Wood
Telelphone
Howard Brothers
Pioneer
National Bank
Jas. Vestal
John PF. Asbury
C. T. Busha
J. D. Radford
John P. Asbury
B. D. Smith
Geo. Loasby
Andrew Johnson
Melville
Society of Percherons of
France
Francois
Eloise
Brillant
United States
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