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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
2
Modern ham baking favors mild cures and rind protection. Slow 300 degree oven yields juicy hams with optional coatings including brown sugar crusts fruit syrups and apricot puree. Cloves and fruit pieces enhance flavor and appearance in final hour.
Montana State college to host a two day program May 9 and 10 with a Bobcat battalion parade, ROTC band concert, athletic parade, and Mother's Day tea and banquet. Faculty, students, and visiting parents will participate including speakers Dr Alfred Atkinson and Nick Bielenberg and mothers from many towns.
Hugh Garden, janitor at the Helena federal building, describes Montana weather by recounting shoveling snow from the post office steps on April 1 during sub zero conditions and, three weeks later, mowing the post office lawn while bracing for more snow.
The long frontier tale follows Langford Peel a Leavenworth philanthropist turned gambler foe. After aiding Conley and Rucker during the 1856 winter, Peel’s luck waned in Salt Lake City and Nevada, culminating in a fatal shootout with John Bull in Hurley & Chase’s saloon.
The article chronicles Robert Meldrum born 1802 in Scotland who joined Benjamin Bonneville, lived with the Crow on the Yellowstone, adopted Plains life, and earned fame as an American Fur Co. operative. Meldrum led trading expeditions from Fort Union to Fort Alexander in 1846, prized for his calm courage and restraint.
William Parks, a legendary Butte prospector, boasted of shipping copper ore to Corinne and Swansea aboard ox teams and ships. His testimony in the Colusa-Parrott case featured humor, recalls of Fort Alexander and Nez Perce raids, and a lifelong belief he would strike a bigger claim than Butte.
A terse description identifies the trio as a pistol a car and a driver under the influence. The statement outlines a dangerous combination cited as a deadly risk to public safety.
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