Big Timber Sweeps Fire Ravages Center. Wall Thwarts Spread
A Tuesday evening blaze in Big Timber damaged several buildings including the Criterion, Brooks Bros., Bank saloon and hotel. Firefighters and a stone fire wall saved the hotel. total losses cap near $9,000 with many items uninsured and affected. Authorities note ignition from an overfilled lamp of coal oil as the likely cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Criterion
Brooks Bros
Bank Saloon
Harvey Bliss
Vintinger Bros
Qadet
A. M. Garris
Wise & Goodkind
Helena
Brooks
China Jim
J. W. Medley
Bank
The
Lion Insurance Co
Hatch & Bennett
Lil Johnson
Various Properties and Mining Claims Auction in Big Timber
A.G. Marc offers several chances to invest including multiple fractional interests in mining claims Mastidon Quincy Pansy Oro Grande and Excelsior near the Independence mines in the Boulder District. Also listed are a Big Timber business and numerous lots plus rental dwellings and a cash market for investors. Rock assays range from $17 to $150 per ton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quincy
Oro Grande
Main Street
Boulder
Independence Mines
Boulder District
A.G. Marc
Fire notes recount town blaze and movers
A small blaze in Nig Timber drew little panic as snow slowed flames. Judge Lanphear praised for work. Soalsyv, his son Truman, noted. Rumor of a Criterion inmate demise proved false as investigators looked into the fire. Saloon owners moved to a new building. hotel crew credited with saving the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Lanphear
Soalsyv
Truman
Gensman charged with murder in first degree in White case
Kalispel reports detail the coroner jury finding felonious intent in the death of Jack White at Midvale. J P Gensman stands accused after witnesses from Blackfoot and Helena tie White to the slain train robbery. The piece also notes gold value claims and bonds from Coin.
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Kalispel
Jack White
J.P. Gensman
White
Gensmen
Gensman
Blackfoot
Midvale
Jones
Helena
J. P. Gensman
Moncau
Choteaux
Othrewise
Last issue of Farm Journal extols farmer reader trust
The Farm Journal delivers its final issue edited by Wilmer Atkinson. In its sixteenth year the paper boasts 200000 subscribers and wide nationwide reach from Maine to Washington, Michigan to Texas. It praises editors and contributors as diligent and earnest, serving farmers with clean, honest content. It invites readers to request a sample and premium list from Philadelphia offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Journal
Wilmer Atkinson
Maine
Washington
Michigan
Texas
Philadelphia
A Quarter Century Test for Dr King’s New Discovery
A quarter century test claims Dr King’s New Discovery has helped millions with chest and lung diseases. Each bottle is guaranteed to relieve or money back. Trial bottles free at Moore & Co’s Drug Store. Large sizes 50c and $1. A furniture store advertises six baby carriages at below cost.
Irvine's Hall For Public Or Private Entertainments
Irvine's Hall offers public or private entertainments at reasonable rates as advertised.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Big Giaber Lioneeru
M. W. Watch, Pupnisuen
BIG Timber
Montana
A G. Hatch
Attorney AT Law
and Notary Pousblrc
Offles Bank
W A. Moore, M. D
J.A. Moore
M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Moore & Co
Drue Stork
McAnelly
Notary Public
Bra Timpen
W E. Almas, M. D
B.C. P
Lennox
England
Omee
Almas & Co
Bic Timpenr
Burt Marsh
Notary Peane
R D. Alton, M. D
Omice
Corner Math
Park Streets
National Park Bank
Livingston
G. Alexander
U. SS
Mr. Alexander
Dixons
Oscar Anderson
First Avenue
Biz Timber
Somestes Gh
Leavening Powe
U.S
A. G. Hatch
INS. Agts
Turree
Mcleod ST
Third Avenue
Chambers and van Winkle
the Bank
Gurney & Co
Owl
Toad Kellogg
Frank Wilson
Orson Bryant
Harry Allen
F. Irvine
Callin
Chicago
Funiture
Witt D. Moshine
S. Montgomery
T. E. Morstein
Jos. Owms
Mary Page
C.F. Plante
Hl. Poluen
Marie Rea
Wm.» & Sons
Semmons
Wilbur Stevens
Martin Stockbridge
C. E. Vergo
Mr. van Cleve
N. J
Walker
Herbert M. Winters
Perry Wells
J. L. Williams
John Whiting
J. H. White
Ida
I. J. Dixon
SIG Toiber Public Schnools
B Surros
Irvine’s Hall
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