Punished every Thursday Afternoon by J E Sheridan Montana
A brief newspaper notice states that punishment occurs every Thursday afternoon under manager J E Sheridan in Montana.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
4
A brief newspaper notice states that punishment occurs every Thursday afternoon under manager J E Sheridan in Montana.
Associate justice W N Holloway is identified as a figure associated with Bozeman in the record. The notice documents his role and ties to the locality, suggesting an official or formal capacity within the Bozeman area.
The Montana state Republican platform honors McKinley, supports Roosevelt for 1904, and backs federal reclamation of arid lands and enforcement of laws on public domain fencing. It calls for Indian land allotment, open allotments to settlers, labor protections, and condemns the Democratic Party’s administration in Montana.
A sparsely attended county Democratic convention at the courthouse filled the ticket with acceptances or near misses. E H Cowles won the representative nomination. Geo M Briner as sheriff. A G Hatch named county attorney. Joseph Lay selected for treasurer after earlier declines.
A Montana Republican platform declares support for the eight hour law and pledges legislators to uphold it. It attacks Democrats over court integrity and calls for direct election of U S senators, road law repeal, equal valuation, railroad expansion, and a fellow servant law. A inquest verdict cites accidental death from a revolver discharge in a Reed to Big Timber road incident killing Jerry Whitford, age about 35, leaving a widow and four children.
Hon Joseph Dixon republican candidate for Congress will address the citizens of this city and vicinity Monday evening October 29.
A head end collision between trains No.5 and No.4 near Park City killed fireman A. J. Campbell of Livingston and mail clerk Andrus Lundwall of Gallatin. Several passengers injured. mail cars burned. cause traced to watch discrepancies with meeting point timing at Rapids and Park City. Editor W. J. Hannah aboard No.4 escaped injury. Also an unrelated rental notice for a five room house near Big Timber.
An elderly man, Nelson A. Gotchin, cut his throat and stabbed both forearms with a home made stiletto aboard the North Coast Limited as it neared a depot. He was removed to Moore hospital and is reported resting well with hopes of recovery. his daughter lives in Whatcom County.
200 Delaine bucks for sale available for viewing at Clark's stable. Contact D. J Arnoxp for arrangements.
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