04 Oct 1894
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1894
Page
1
Registration begins October at 10 a m and ends the Tuesday before the election or October 96th. Offices open 10 am to 10 pm with meal breaks. Agents must publish sittings, cover all precincts including Saturdays, and allow cross precinct registrations for convenience.
Public Opinion argues against moving the Montana capital to Anaconda. The Rocky Mountain Husbandman warns the Anaconda copper company would control state government, funds, and state institutions. It favors Helena as the people governed city and accuses Anaconda of coercive tactics and broken promises regarding development. The Missoulian reports on discharge and union resignations at Frenchtown tied to Helena club associations.
The passage records political intimidation by avowed Helena supporters and a clash with Anaconda figures over contracts. It notes Gen Marion and Joe Marion being pressured, a money payoff to butchers, and criticism of cheap political humor as a means to influence the decision on Montana's capital.
Washington orders void the reservoir reservations near Black Tail Deer Creek Smith river and Sixteen mile creek. Land office in Helena says entry is now allowed with preference given to those whose entries were cancelled when the land was seized.
Frank Dorrity, a well known western gambler, was shot and killed by Tom Clary on Main Street at about 6 Sunday morning after a night of drinking and a street dispute. Clary, a San Francisco resident who posed as a prize fighter, is in custody on murder charges. Dorrity had a notorious history including ties to Delmoure and past clashes with Billy Fay and others.
Advertises Dr Kings New Discovery for coughing colds and chest troubles with money back guarantee if no benefit after a fair trial. Trial bottles are free at Moore and Co Drug Store with large size costing one dollar.
Readers can obtain the St Paul Weekly Pioneer Press from now until after election for 10 cents. Stamps accepted. The promotion invites wide participation and instructs readers to address the Weekly Pioneer Press in St Paul Minnesota.
Sam Bundock of Red Lodge, an Indiana native and early Livingston Water Works incorporator, was adjudged insane by a jury and to be sent to Warm Springs. Theodore J. Williams, with a crushed leg, lies at Merchants Hotel after being run over by a Northern Pacific train while attempting to ride west to join his wife in San Francisco.
In a letter from Archduke Joseph, Hungary’s resident royal, he notes cordial relations with author Moritz Jokai. The archduke recalls Jokai noting fragments of a novel jotted on scraps of paper everywhere, sent to press, and he praises Jokai’s writing method and distraction from discontinuity.
Arch bishop Mgr de Nosmund faltered in a private chapel sermon for Louis XIV. The king replied with grace that he was glad to have time to digest the earlier parts of the discourse.
The eminent Dr Abernethy tells a moral tale of a neat and gentlewoman whose failing health stems from filth. He bluntly declares she is ill because her bed is not properly aired and she is being slowly poisoned as a result.
It is noted that diamonds may arrive with meteors but now a quantity of gold has been found in iron and other metals of a large meteor. This suggests gold can come from the heavens as well as from the earth and prompts wonder about the inhabitants of the fallen worlds.
The popular Shiloh's Cure sold by Noore and Budd at 25 cents per bottle, with VPock et size containing twenty five doses, widely used for coughs and croup and favored by children.
The Pioneer correspondent reports mounting fallout over Senator Hill’s New York governorship bid, seen as a put up job by party managers. Democrats fear alienating Cleveland while Republicans prize Hill’s disruption. administration leaders run a coinage silver gambit to sway southern and western voters, a questionable tactic likely to backfire.
Buckien’s Arnica Salve advertised as the best in the world for cuts bruises sores ulcers lait rheum fever sores tetter chapped hands chilblains corns and all skin eruptions and claims to cure piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded priced at 25 cents per box for sale by Moore & Co.
An old ad proclaims Karl's Clover Root to purify blood improve complexion regulate bones and clear the head. Sold by Moore and Budd in 25c 50c and 1.00 price points.
Captain Sweeney of the U S Army in San Diego Cal says Shilohs Catarrh Remedy is the best medicine he has found that would do him any good. Price We Sold by Moore Budd.
At the P. O. stand a corrected price list applies to fruits nuts candy watches and jewelry ensuring accurate charges for every item on display. Details specify the updated figures for each category to reflect market changes.
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