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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1905

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Wool market shows softer demand and buyer-friendly prices

The American Wool and Cotton Reporter notes weekly sales at 3 480 000 pounds with demand cooler. Wool grades varied, buyers led by woolen mills seeking short fine Texas and California wools, yet overall activity remains dull and prices easing from a month ago. Domestic and Australian markets trend toward buyer advantage though certain mid and fine grades stay firmer. delaine and certain territorio wools decline while secure wools trade nearer 67 70 cents per pound.

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Fraternal Lodge Mourns Sister Kate Bryant and Hears Census Counsel

The Rathbone Sisters express sorrow for Kate Bryant and drape their charter for thirty days, sending notices to the bereaved family and newspapers. An Attorney General opinion discusses census corrections for school children and apportionment, noting that counts follow the family residence and allowing clerks and superintendents to adjust names before funding.

Zenobia Semple Rathbone Kate Bryant Big Wimber Kate N. Anam M. Frorkxce Bron Julia P. Skillman Comittee Albert J. Galen Trefense Ttes Phil T. Cale

Yeomen Dance Opens Social Season at Tolhurst Residence

The Yeomen of the Border hosted a ball at Hon. Tom Tolhurst’s home in Boulder to start the social season. Lodge president W. A. £iges welcomed guests as McConnell's orchestra played and a late supper satisfied all. A future dance is hinted as the Tolhurst wedding draws near.

Tom Tolhurst W. A. £Iges Chester McConnell Om ‘Tolhurst Everyody

An Editor's Fortune and the Rise of Country Editors

A humorous piece explains why country editors seem rich through the cycle of life events. The physician, minister, and undertaker reap fees while the editor profits from birth and death notices, obituaries, and society poems, with the editor accruing large sums at each stage.

Madrigal Lady Entertainers to Open Lecture Course

The Madrigal Lady Entertainers will present the first program of the Big Timber Lecture Course next Monday at 8 15 PM at the Congregational church. The show features quartet pieces violin and vocal solos and readings. Tickets for the four numbers offer a chance for music lovers to enjoy a quality entertainment.

Big Timber

Sermons Set for Congregational Church Next Sunday

Morning sermon titled Religious Work Under Difficulties unfolds at the Congregational Church. Evening sermon is The Defeat of the Greatest Enemy of Man.

New Sleeping Cars Promised on Chicago Rail Line

The Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railway introduces a refined sleeping car with central drawing rooms to reduce noise and motion for infirm riders. Several cars will be used immediately while more are built, promising luxury in American railroad travel and a standard to rival anywhere in the world.

Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul America

Estrays seek reward for return of horses

A public notice offers payment for the return of several estrayed horses listed with descriptions: a brown gelding with a white stripe, a bay gelding aged 1, a bay mare aged 4, a black gelding aged 2, a light bay yearling gelding, and a dark bay yearling gelding. Each is described with branding details and left shoulder marks.

Reward Offered for Interrogation to Find Arsonists at Ledo Ranch

A $100 reward is offered for information leading to the capture of suspects in the arson that destroyed hay at the Ledo ranch on November 9, 190%. The notice seeks evidence to secure conviction and names the ranch location.

Ledo

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