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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1900
Page
1
A Bozeman Montana ad describes a private sanitarium offering a quiet home for invalids and surgical cases. It emphasizes distinct advantages not found in general hospitals, trained nurses, a resident physician, and the supervision of Dr. H. W. Foster.
Merchant tailor in Big Timber Montana offers ready to wear and made to measure suits with a large line of samples. Cleaning and repairing services available. Bring your order to save money.
The Clark campaign drew the county’s largest crowd yet in Sweet Grass with Harvey Bliss presiding and Judge Clements opening. The defense of the Democratic platform drew no applause and Clark spoke on the issues, aiming to win Montana votes for the legislative ticket at a $3,000,000 cost.
The speaker avoided committing to any party and refused to declare support for a specific party. He finally stated a desire to be senator if elected by the legislature, then faltered and drew little applause as an ill at ease address failed to engage the audience.
An unsigned editorial reprinted under W J Hannah attacks foreign born residents with a slur and calls for voters to reject him. The piece questions Hannah’s view of citizenship and warns he would bar foreign born citizens if possible. It urges locals to vote against him on Election Day.
In a congressional Record excerpt Walter Cooper admits receiving 2000 from Charlie Clark and giving 8250 to the Sweet Grass county democratic campaign committee. He details payments to McDonald of Carbon county, DeHart of Sweet Grass, Campnett, and Sydney Sanner with sums ranging from 50 to 500 dollars.
The text questions Mr. Lee a Democratic sheriff candidate about deposits of 885 with the county treasurer in the last ten days. It asks source origin and whether the funds are from fines collected long ago and why not turned over sooner, implying concern over his handling of public money.
The notice promises around the clock or extended hours service at a store to provide prompt relief during illness and emergencies, stating readiness to assist customers with urgent needs.
A brief appeal requests readers to favor the service with daytime patronage, urging kindly feeling and support for ongoing night calls.
Budd Drug Co announces full stock across departments with ample supplies. Customers are assured wide selections and prompt service as inventories remain robust for all prescription and daily needs.
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