14 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1907
Page
1
The high school editorial staff reveals student roles and lists upcoming exams and rehearsals. Entries note absences of Nellie Lamb and Clara Doyle resuming work, with reports on choir practice, spelling concerns for society names, and a lively after school gym activity period.
The sixth annual masquerade ball by Big Timber Camp MWA will be held at the Auditorium on New Year’s Eve December 1. Posters announce full details and costume guidance.
Riverview Camp No 4413 R N A adopts resolutions of respect for charter member Susan Whitfield Fallang. Mourning period set at sixty days and copies to family and camp records. Names C L Struthers Lesta B Lowry Dolly McGee cited. Also mentions local ads for meat market chicken order and URINO Laxative Syrup.
Local readers report strong financial conditions in Sweet Grass County with ample bank deposits, high wages, bountiful crops, and robust farm prices. Banks limit withdrawals as a precaution to protect depositors while confidence remains high and nationwide reassurements suggest a quick cash resumption.
Services Sunday Nov 17 at 2 20 PM in Big Timber Episcopal church. Sunday School at 1 30 PM with English and Norwegian classes. Thanksgiving services at Melville settlement school house at 3 PM led by Rev Erickson. Basket social there at 5 30 PM proceeds to Big Timber Lutheran church. Ladies urged to bring baskets.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces regular worship will be held next Sunday at the usual hours according to the church calendar.
Sunday services listed include Holy Communion at 8 00 am Sunday school 10 00 am Litany and Morning Prayer 11 00 am and Evening Prayer 730 pm. At Richmonds general Episcopal convention a Woman's Auxiliary offering reached 225000 and a tercentenary male offering 875600 making about a million for mission work at home and abroad. Four new missionary districts were created and bishops elected. The convention aims included five million for clergy relief and fifteen million for missions. The Bishop of London preached the convention sermon.
Society, the Archbishop of the West Indies, several Canadian bishops and a delegate from Australia gather in a historic church delegation signaling interregional cooperation.
A druggist W. D. Richarde promotes Foley's Honey and Tar claiming it stops coughs and strengthens lungs to prevent pneumonia. An improved town site for sale is offered by A. G. Hatch with easy terms: ten dollars cash and five dollars a month per lot, as building sites remain scarce.
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