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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1913
Page
8
The city welcomed a broad list of visitors from Melville Grey Cliff Livingston Reed Point McLeod Absarokee and other towns. Notable names include Frank Ault T Mason John Forster and Mrs Ralph Sloan with local residents also hosting relatives and attending a Grand Sunday event at Clyde Park.
City of Big Timber invites bids by 8 p m on June 2 1913 for erection of a jail and police court room as part of the city hall addition. Separate bids for steel work and cells. Plans from D H Marsh Big Timber. 5 percent bid bond. Council may accept or reject any bid. May 19 1913. E C Hale City Clerk.
Petre argues Napoleon’s fall followed changing adversaries not dynasties and cites the rise of popular insurrections from Spain and Russia. The piece recalls Acton on Napoleon’s decline at Laon and Areis and Grouchy’s remark at Waterloo about war’s purpose and fatal resolve.
A fragmented OCR item notes vague terms like foes and calamities with garbled names and references to avoidable dangers. No clear event, date, or originament is discernible from the readable text.
Notice states that after purchasing the stock of Preston Coit at the Big Timber Supply House, J W KirnkKwoop will pay all bills owed by the firm and collect all accounts due it.
The program lists the Auditor ium commencement tomorrow night at 8 30 with invocation songs diplomas and speeches. Participants include Allen Browning Alvhild Crest Albert Esp Alice Esp Della Perrine Dorothy Hines Frances Colvin Emily Webb Emma Webster Margaret Struthers Paul Kress Signa Crest Virgil Moore among the graduates.
A London Tit-Bits snippet recounts parliamentary squibs on Indian affairs and home rule. Lord Balfour of Burleigh and Captain Craig spark wit as peers joust over standing orders and parliamentary decorum.
The fragment quotes Henri Ward Beicner advising to rise above storms by moving to higher ground and staying safer as storms loom. The passage frames elevation as a method to avoid damaging impacts of storms.
Final proof notice for L Jefferson Foote to establish a Carey Act entry on lands described in section 2 township north of range 1 east near Big Timber Montana. Notary public Leon Shaw in Glisston will convene on the 2nd day of June with witnesses Ambrose Finley George Horton Charles Stewart and George Cardozo all of Big Timber. First publication May 22 1913.
The State Eighth Grade examination will be held in the high school assembly room on June 5 and 6. Seventh Grade geography tests occur on Friday afternoon May 23 at the Graded School and Friday afternoon June 6 at the High School. Jessie F. Evans, Supt. Schools.
The article extols frame construction as economical and adaptable for homes. Wood homes can be relocated and altered with minimal impact on appearance, with painting viewed as an improvement. It contrasts frame homes with substitutes that require rebuilding, noting enduring value growth and inviting readers to learn more about lumber.
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