Quiet Home for Invalids and Surgical Operations
A quiet residence offers pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations. The notice indicates medical care and separate surgical facilities within the home.
25 May 1899
Page 1
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1899
Page
1
A quiet residence offers pleasant surroundings for invalids and those seeking surgical operations. The notice indicates medical care and separate surgical facilities within the home.
The Boston Wool and Cotton Reporter notes territory wools remain active with strong export demand. Wyoming and Utah buyers push higher bids. Montana shows limited activity. Prices quoted: grease 10 to 11 cents, medium 40 to 45 cents, best selections 42 to 45 cents, short stock 42 cents, prospective overseas orders with a five percent advance.
Notices of church events and fundraisers in the Pioneer will be charged 5 cents per line for admissions fairs dances concerts sociables suppers and for profit from fancy articles Cards of thanks are 5 cents per line Obituary poetry is 1.00 per line
The Grand Hotel in Big Timber Montana is offered for sale or rent. If leased terms start June 1 next, bids accepted until May 10. The two story brick building sits on 90 feet with basement and is a top money producer in Eastern Montana. Mail bids to Big Timber with inquiries. person visits Saturdays at John E B Barbour law office.
An 1898 Montana coal report highlights Carbon Park and adjacent Gallatin and Cascade counties as the primary coal regions. The Anaconda Copper Mining Company dominates coke production, with extensive plant capacity and variable furnace days, while prices at mine and car FOB figures shape the industry landscape.
An Ancient Shepherd in American Sheep Breeder cautions on lamb vitality and the care needed at birth. He emphasizes warmth, timely warming baths, and prepared facilities with a fireplace, water, and a tub. He argues overfeeding ewes improves lamb survival and urges keeping a cow for milk to aid weak lambs. Early preparation minimizes losses in flocks.
London May sales open with 10 to 20 percent advance. Australian wools in bond rise in price, English buyers bid higher on merino exports. US domestic demand remains light with 500,000 unwashed fleeces and 476,000 pulled wools—prices firmer but gains modest. The Dingley tariff reduces imports and supports domestic wool growers by limiting foreign competition.
The article notes ancient beliefs of rheumatism as demonic and asserts Chamberlains Pain Balm will cure rheumatism. It claims one application relieves pain and praises quick relief as worth the price, with Budd Drug Co. selling the product.
A small bay horse with a white face and white hind feet is described as branded MS on the right shoulder and wearing a halter. A reward of five dollars is offered for information leading to its recovery and ten dollars for its return to the stable of H. C. Pound in Big Timber.
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