26 Nov 1903
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1903
Page
1
The report details a not guilty verdict after a heated trial with audience applause and describes Hannah and Marshall Yule’s long feud over a $30 check and licensing disputes. It also lists bowling team lineups and a schedule of three-game matches with prizes for top finishes.
Montana Trading Company Hardware Department offers Racine and Winona carriages, acetained stoves, bug issued heaters, and a wide stock. A holiday carload of furniture and house furnishings includes chairs tables bookcases curtains and carpets. Lumber department stocks building materials sash doors window glass paints and cement for the season.
Advertiser seeks 200 to 400 head of cattle for wintering with guaranteed loss protection of three percent except for disease. Cattle will be cared for with straw and hay as needed until April 10th at four dollars per head. Address provided.
A 1903 Montana notice column lists rewards for the recovery of a black stallion and a buck skin saddle horse, plus $250 for information on stock theft. It mentions a ram sale at Winnecook and stock to winter offered by local ranchers, with several names and locations such as J C Farrington Melville and East Boulder.
Tax year 1903 taxes due now with delinquency after November 8 1903. Ten percent penalty added if unpaid by that date. No discretion for treasurer. Payments accepted at county treasurer Big Timber Montana 9 am to 5 pm. Also an employment notice and a general 605 Monon Building Chicago address included.
Card of thanks expresses gratitude to local people for kindness after a death. They thank the Masonic Eastern Star members the church and Rev S H Tabor and Mrs C Bailey for funeral hours care. Also thanks Drs Moore Mrs A C Keitty and Daucurens. Cottage Hotel offers meals and rooms at 25c with spring chicken and porterhouse special.
Local tax reminder warns of a ten percent penalty if paid after next Monday. School dismissed for Thanksgiving. students enjoy a vacation through Monday. Mrs Browning, Miss Adams, and Miss Bailey visiting Kozeman. Curtis Smith travels to Florida for health. Coke car load received for potential continued use. Modern Woodmen social dance features extra luncheon. Andrew Irvine discharged for lack of evidence in a theft case. Sheriff Robertson brings Walsh to Bozeman. Walsh identifies Brahnstadt alias Munson and wife as receivers of stolen diamonds. hearing set Friday.
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