Attorney at Law and Notary Public Office Ad
Old Pioneer office listing describes attorney at law and notary public services offered. Includes reference to a traditional office location and general legal assistance in a historic community.
13 Nov 1902
Page 1
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1902
Page
1
Old Pioneer office listing describes attorney at law and notary public services offered. Includes reference to a traditional office location and general legal assistance in a historic community.
Trustees of School District No. 17 Sweet Grass county Montana invite bids to furnish materials and build a schoolhouse per plans at H Bliss hardware Big Timber Bid opening at 2 PM Saturday November 15 1902 at the clerk's office Successful bidder must provide performance bond Trustees reserve right to reject any or all bids Communications to Thos Cosgriff Grey Cliff Montana
Bids for erecting a bridge over the Sweet Grass river at Mudland crossing will be received by the Sweet Grass county commissioners until the first Monday in December 1902. Bidders must submit their own plans per general specifications available at the county surveyor’s office or by letter. J. H. Moorr, County Clerk.
Notice announces starting November first delivery bills will be sent with coal and payments collected or coal returned as needed. Signed by L. F. Dovruerr.
A northern county party seeks a wintering band of sheep or a rental of one brand with good range water and ample feed. Inquiries at this office. Three milch cows two with calves broken to milk all first class stock. Also a full kit of carpenters tools. Apply to FP E Buake Esver Big Timber.
The advertisement touts Bogbee's German Syrup as the universal remedy for consumption and lung troubles with strong claims of superiority over ordinary cough medicines. It promotes 25 cent and 75 cent sizes and urges purchase at druggists. The notice also advertises a Nickel Plate excursion sale with dates November 11 to 13, 1902 and a Chicago agent for inquiries.
A prominent Minneapolis Times interview declares the North Western Line offers the ultimate railway comfort and luxury, based on journeys between Minneapolis and Chicago. For information contact T. West Teasdale G P A St Paul Minn or A Gray General Agent Helena Montana.
Advertises wintering 2500 to 3000 sheep until April 10 at 500 cents per head. Claims 97 percent return in spring with good hay range and camp. Also notes Homeseekers' Excursion to eastern points for 1902 leaving Chicago November 11 12 13 via Nickle Plate Road. For details contact John Y Calahan 113 Adams St Chicago.
Land office rulings in Helena impact deserted wife homestead entries and fraud contests. Decisions cover divorce desertion, county court findings, and proof sufficiency for entry validity. Other rulings address state indemnity rights, railroad land lists, and notice requirements for mining patent applications and their cancellations.
Six sheets of pastel color reproductions by Bryson are ready for distribution and will be mailed for 25 cents in coin or stamps. Address F A Miller Chicago general passenger agent.
High bowlers included Dr. Barr with 212, D. Budd 197, C. Wright 208, H. Hitchcock 194, Pearl Clark 191, W. M. Whiting 176, A R Cavane 180, Fitz Hickman 171, Carl CTangen 169, remaining top marks. Local standings reflect strong performances across multiple players.
Dr Chestnut of the United States department of agriculture, after two Montana investigations into deadly lupine and death camas, is nearing completion of a report in Washington. He claims to have isolated the poison and found an antidote, a discovery vital for stock growers especially sheepmen facing lupine poisoning. Meagher County alone has reported about 2000 poisoned sheep in 60 days, 500 deaths, with seeds more toxic than the plant.
The report for 1902 lists apportionment 6974.40 and proceeds from lands 2164.74 plus special tax 8453.32 and bond sales 610.40 totaling funds for teacher salaries 10898.78 and apparatus 412.38. It notes school houses valued at 23717.00 libraries valued at 6251.50 with 1150 volumes. 666 pupils enrolled. 18 teacher certificates. 8 permits. 8 monthly teacher meetings. 2 county contests. 8th grade diplomas 60 issued. attendance certificates reduced tardiness by 232 cases.</S>
Louis Guthrie, renowned stock man of Grey Cliff, sustained a broken leg when kicking a cow into a barn provoked a counter kick from the animal. The cow struck the shin, breaking the bone.
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