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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR fragment mentions time intervals and a monetary amount eines ambiguous context. No clear names or organizations are readable to identify event, location, or parties involved.
Official Paper of Sweet Grass County on May 16 1901 recounts the 8 hour labor issue. Republicans opposed class targeted eight hours for miners and smeltermen while Democrats pushed it. Labor unrest grows across Great Falls Helena Butte Billings Bridger and other towns as unions face investments and internal disputes.
The Red Lode Picket mocks Hannah of the Yellowstone Leader for proposing a board of ministerial examiners a board of editorial examiners and a board to examine sheepherders. It argues the editor is biased and likens the move to a commission set by district judges and county officials when sheepherders go astray.
The Great Falls Tribune notes Governor Toole elevated Harvey Bliss, a local townsman who nominated him, to aid de camp. The appointment is described as an office of dignity rather than a lucrative post, suited to Bliss’s character.
The Montana board of state land commissioners splits over whether to continue leasing vast tracts to large cattle and sheep outfits or favor small stockmen and new settlers. Critics say leasing to big outfits limits land availability and harms state development, while revenue from large leases has funded schools. Northern Montana shows four to five big outfits controlling about a quarter of a million acres, sparking protests as small ranchers demand fair access.
Governor J. K. Toole appoints R. Lee McCulloch of Hamilton as adjutant general A L Duncan of Missoula becomes inspector general Tyler B Thompson of Missoula named assistant inspector general S S Atkinson of Great Falls quartermaster general T B Miller of Helena commissary J A Savage of Livingston judge advocate George B Owen of Anaconda surgeon John A Luce of Bozeman inspector of rifle practice Harvey Bliss of Big Timber Tanner Lapton of Butte and Lyndsay B Jobb of White Sulphur Springs as aids de camp.
April 23 visit to district 22 notes Miss Carolyn Roberts new teacher and strong subject presentation with decorated walls. May 2 report from district 16 praises Miss Clara Wellett pupils and solid work though home made seats are weak. Deer Creek visit to Mr Krueger shows 27 enrollment and superior apparatus with a 116 volume library improving recitations. Steen WibbeE, County Supt.
May 25 parade at 10:00 a.m. features Campbell Bros. Steam Calione ahead of three brass bands and a drum corps. A half mile of ornate wagons cages of wild animals and a cast including bareback riders Japanese family acrobats contortionists trapeze high leapers bicycle riders and twelve clowns from many nations. Free outdoor performance after the parade at the show grounds promises a larger than ever spectacle with new costumes and wardrobe.
The Big Show features world champions and a Brandon troupe in a grand all-feature performance with trained elephants ponies dogs and monkeys. District Court opens next Monday with 16 civil cases and one criminal including Coffey v Norton Lyons and others. state biennial school reports are ready for distribution via Stella Walker the County Superintendent.
Campbell Bros new caliope headlines a mile wide Big Timber street parade on May 25 drawn by a string of decorated horses. Spectators will hear the music for miles and the display is a new feature of the season. A snoring child should receive medical attention as snoring signals possible nasal obstruction or enlarged tonsils.
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